The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26
VIRGINIA.

c....,. 10 tne fofersbCra Intelligencor ot
| yesserosy. we find the folio wing infprrnatjon.
mere were . coIored patients disch arsed tro.n
o Hospnai In Norfolk ON Saturday, leaving only
snlee 10 the Institution There was onIy one ass,b
Hill. eo"u named Lucretis
| says: 's on sunday
The number Of interments yesterday was az :.
n.ae.Ji nore .nan tne average number during the
preceding six days. A census has been t,Lsn y.
the Relief Committee. 10 two OF the Wards Of the
city: ist and 31-which presents the foIiovios
statistics: 10 the frst ward whites $40: colorad
orsd 'esai ssa sss in the third wardwhifes $685. col
ors waIes o!s; coored 49, Des.hs-uhi.ss 15s. col.
osed l3 total cases 1872 deaths 1871. Per csn,s.s
colossd e. 'TToug To,.g the whites. g: do among he
cent above The svsssqs per cee,sss es one per
tnese Two wards Contain more than hal the nnn,.
Der OF the city population Ia ordinsrv iin.s. a
.nus sPpears that the present population falls
,ns. nu, 'nea'sno--or 81 most does not exceed
DR.. Capri, whose death was mentioned h, ms
sass: VS. Hungarian. and physically one of The
ever bsse sS,nans o. .hs ssnas Aeo iha. has
70 .ae sa'ss o. Gov k2stuh, and followed ihst ID
ysniufef 10 his tour OF the Uoiisd ststas Whsp
nmsp sp'r,ad h,tnssis 70 Judge Ola At tbs Howard
issVs the place Immediately assuring him thai he
would most certainly fall victim to the disease
.nas mere ware already physicians enough here
| "StS oSSiitudtcu or came from q SOnthpFn
Climate to attend to lhe sick and tbst II Was need
ess TOT him to peril bis life without need Tndee,l.
30 iar from doing any good himself he would on "
ps ~ .se way Of Others, a. BY getting sick he
response was, shall not leavs. am resolved 10
stay. ne then appealed to some of the prominent
physicians, who all gavs him he same advice and
WnGn We ne made the same response 90 to Judge Oiin
ne nso Only oeen mere four days when he took the
tsver and although he received eyerv aid from ihs
osN physicians and nurses In four days more he
was under the sod. His death has excited much
sympathy" '-'~'>'
The deaths 10 the Norfolk Hospital Saturday,
were John Decker, Fl. Brookneyer. Charles Shieis'
aao Edwsrd Murphy Among the new deaths In
Noriolk are Fred Taylor, James S,rass Mrs Elizs
Ann Consovo, corner of Church and Bu.s streets:
I.l pushey James street; Master Fiveash, a
daughter OF MIR. Arthur w Balson.
From the Petersburg Express we learn lnat Geo
Loyaii, formerly representative In Congress
rom Inc norfolk district, and the present NAVY
agent, is very low
Miss Cowdery, daughter of the late Dr. Jno Cow
derry, U 5. N has been taken sick Iu York, p.
whence sne fled from Norfolk but under tte
treatment OF DR. Thos Williamson FORMERLY of tha
Nsyai srsa Hospital, Portsmouth, Is recovering.
Inc Express acknowledges the receiet of $50
from Huntsville, Texas for the sufferers In ports.
mouth " ~
RELIGIOUS INTELLECTUALLY The Express re-
cords the continuance OF revival at the Wesley
chapei IN petersburg, and says that about thirty
souls have been added to the congregation.
SHoT.-A tree colored man named Tbos Sent,
was shot and dangerously wounded, Sunday. on
the p iank road near Petersburg, by white man
named John Thomas The wound was inflicted
with double barralled gun, and a quantity of
shot lodged 10 the negros neck quarrel was the
cause OF the shooting.
MARROW EscAPE.-A little son of Mr Henry
Panniii, OF the firm of Psnnil and Charter, Pc.
,efsourg, Tell Into the Appomattox, Monday even
Ing and was saved by bis father, who leaped into
the river and brought his ashore
SUCCESSFUL The Petersburg papers SD ak vs1v
nighly OF .ne dramatic company there under ] Il
Taylor, and OF Miss Cappe in particular Lsst nishl
the nIidsP' was the play announced. The cumpa
ny, with numerous additions are expected To oper
| ID nichmond on Saturday evening.
THE MAILS TO PoRTsMoUrR.-Ws learn that az
ensrt 10 to be made to have the mails from Porte
the river boats f N
JAMESTOWN WEED "A child of Mr. Lancaster
IN wheeling, was accidentally poisoned few day,
since by eating two or three peds of JsmsstoW q
fsring o- N -~
ZEN Il H. BAYLEY--A correspondent Of the South
Sde democrat ssys that the state of health of Hon
Chonlas H. Sayley gives but little lesson to hope for
nis recovery Not finding relief at the Red sui ohm
springs n Monrce, he has gone to tue Allegheny
Springs eA'