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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

Brig Cuba, Foster. NorfoIk-Thompson 4 Hunter
rg Young, Butne, orok-rhompson 4 Hunter.
irg Lilisr, Nicholas: Little Chopauk-RP Buck Co.
SIR Labrador (Brl, Taylor halifax j Hunter 4 Co.
SIR M chantreae, Jayne Savannah adv Mott
Sc, De Rc ssett Daniels Wlmngton--Dolner Potter
S;l Emose, smith Richmond-J Merrill
lr Alexander NJ. Ohristie Norfolk-Mastar
Sch Magee, magee Philadelphia Mckee
Sch w. Fauklin Boston Dayton 4 5prague,
scbr Ellen Ballet. Boston w Lewis
Rcbr Jasper. Sears, Provdence-Msster.
Propeller LOCUST Point Frenca Bsm0reCromwel's Line
ARRIVED.
aud Michill Dec s. 1850 passed steam
ship Nashville, hence for Cfareson same day II AM ex
changed signals with steamship Florida hence for
ship clifton Wi amr New Urlesns Is days, with ndse TO
jsh from New Orleans for Antwerp. Experienced heavy
wesAr gales on the passage.
Brig Berj Franklin vii ngale. st John, NIB II days. with
lumber 70 kevus Sons. Experienced very heavy gales
from The 2lst 10 the 30h ut.
Brig Ornoco of Cherr heidi Johnson Jacksonve days.
with yellow pine 10 master.
schr PbcaLontas Buckley Charleston days. with cotton
rice, &c To Scranton a Tallmap.
sehr \ sm,h WA Charleston. days, With cotton.
schr stoney. Herrcsson Charleston with cotton and
rice, TO Doper Potter a Co.
Schr Ashland, Wiison. Georgetown.
sthr W Nelson, eeds, Alexandra.
Schr Palestine Chambers, Alexandria
schr Emn q W Leeds, sruth, Alexandria.
sehr James Mitchell, Mullins Dover, Del.
Propeller Sophia, Philadelphia.
Propeller Thomas Sparks, Morrison Philadelphia,
Propeller Osprey Kenney; Providence:
Propeller Harris, Smith. New London.
SAILED.
erner Charleston Augusta Savannah Hoal oke Norfolk DC.
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Fort Of New York, December o, 1855.

CLEARED
ns,eamship Quaker City shueIdt Havana and Mobicsmh
a Patrick.
steanship Augus,s. Lyon. savsnnah-s Mltchni
Steamship souherncr Ewen. Chsrles'on-spoord Toston
A Co,
etesmship Roanoke Skinner Norfon-fudam pieasants
Shin Ton ado Mumford Franesso-B Mumrord A co
Ship FlvirA, Crosby, Falmouth.
Bafh undine. Eerryman, Antwerp-WF Schmidt Co
Farr Mary suskn, Scott New OreansKobson Fosjick
Baik Fanny Holmes, smith Mob ie- Post, smith A 60.
Brig Jane Orr, Mckenzie, InAgus--A Le&ry.
Br-g Maud (Br), Johnson, BslifAx.
Bra Express tBS). Firth, Halhsx-A LAAry.
Brig r Carver, Barry wlnipston-McCresdy, Not Co.
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Steam Fire Engine Boiler Explosion.
CINCINNATI, Dec 6, 1856.
The boiler Of steam fire engine exploded this after
at the corner Of sixth and Vine Streets while
trial before committee from Chicago The engineer
killed, and two others wounded.
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The Burning OF the Steamers at Memphis
Fifteen Persons Missing.

FIItt6h FersOhs MIssInKs
CAIRO, Dec. 4, 1855.
Further accounts from the Memphis catastrophe say
that the fire originated in the steamer Collier, and then
communicated 10 the Mayaower. The Mayaower was
valued at 800 000 insured for $50 000 The Collier
valued at $35 900, and insured for SIS co., The
wharf boat contained $40 oO0s total loss Fifteen per
Nursing, who supposed to be lost
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Arrival OF the Florida at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 4, 1855.
The steamship Florida arrived here from New York
early this morning, with all on board WE'LL
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Departure or the Cannd n


The royal mail steamship Canada sailed at 10 O'Clock
this morning with hundred and twenty fye passen
gers for Liverpool and six for Halifax. She toox out only
II, 600 in specie.
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MUrsYThe Savannah Journal Courier Of the 3Oh ult
saysThe bark George Ihornas Capt Amesbury which
ready Tor sea- was the scene OF attempted muny yeser
DAY ire crew LAYING g hold OF some liquor and secreed
and mate went below drew their upon them pc.
lice were caledin and carried Raiford by
whom they were committed 70 jail until the ready
her voy age TO Boston To day.
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Nm FAHUON bf THE FnErIDHNI.
tain Kettridge Of the steamer North star convict
~ firing pistol at the steward OF that vessel aud sen
fenced fine and imprisonment, has been pardoned by
PRECEDENT Frank Pie CO.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

DAGUERREAN GALLERY FOR sALE-NEATLy PIT
~ ted up good order and located greatest thorough
are IN the city must be sold the proprietor Is about iesv
pg the city. Apply TO A. KANE, 1s4Chstham square.
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Anderson American candidate is elected Mayor by
twenty four majority Ten democras and two Americans
are Gle .ted Aldermen.
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The Missouri United States scnstor, &c.

81. LOUIS, Dec. 4, 1900.
despatch from Jefferson City says election for
Senator viii take place this session the Achson men
viii not fule.
The Illinois Democratic Central Committee have called
State Convention for the first of May next
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WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1856.
No. 1-urited tatesappellants Pearson B. Reading
Argument concluded by Attorney General for appellants
No. S-Whte, Stevens Co., plaintiffs in error the
Administrators Of Paschal Rose. Argued BY Mr. Benja
min for plaintiffs and Miles Taylor for defendants, and
submitted printed argument by Mr.. Janivet also for
defendants
No. 4-Hers Of Thomas Barnard, appellants, Heirs
of Chester Ashley Argued by Lawrence and Cdttenden
for appelees and submitted printed argument by Mr.
Pike, for appellants.
Important Action Of the Virginia Legislature.
BALrxoRx, Dec. s, 1865.
The Virginia House Of Delegates has appointed com
mittee TO provide for the adoption of eecual
sures to prevent the escape Of slaves and to
into the expediency Of retalatoy against the
Northern States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18
~ las' sHsas e; Il !: :.ss:::: Ssss Ss.

the second MONDAY In
FIRST D1f1sSSp1Y. o.a a's. ga sw..p...l.
for all ages; four mile heats; four more 70 make
half forfeit. eis:sd 4 I June With tie S seo"ins iRsns
", w .,, ENTRIEs 80
nsI; out Of Cas.and,a. four years old. - 4.
Mr. Towis: names Oh. m. CoIdslia Read, by Wss.
Dsr, out OF Madora five yesrs old. :. -s.,'ss
Mr. Thos. g. Moore names Oh. b. Henry, BY Glen
cos; out Of Maders. four year: old.
Mr. John csmRbsll names Oh N: Florids, by wss-
Mr.: John Campbell names oh. T. Laura spillmsn.
by Wagner, out q alosna, three years ola =
George s oa n s.s.s e: y
Wagner, out Of q Medoe mare, four years old.
Mr.. John Walsh names b. 9. Lawson. BY Wagner,
out of Mnstreps dam, seven years old. n a.. = =
Mr.. Calvin Green names sh. b. Frankfort, by Glen.
cos, out of Mary Morris. four years old.
sEcoN1 SSsosai oAY1FUEsDAY-A asss swssp...t. for
Syesrs old $500 entrance, half forfeit, mile hsats
slosed with the following subseribers:
David Mcdaniel names t. BY Regent, dam BY
4 cheatham and James rally names 1. .. By Rev
Calvin Green names b. 6. BY Sovereign. dam Ann
THIRD Day -wEDNEsDAY.-Josksy Club
|. FOURTH DAY -9HURSDAY.-P Proprietors
siis as sTo Pf Ss; o.. IA sw..p...
fst-alo.ed with the following enties: ''-' -
Boure Hall name 9 . Union, by Register. dam
Mcdaniel Morris name Oh by Regent. dam By
Capt John Beicher names Mr. P. A.. Prindeps br
by cnilde Harold. dam by Boston. H-
= I'm CsmRbel names oh o by 0lenoe, dam Emily
w SHAW names A 3 C. by imported Hoot,r.
SIXTH DAY~sATURDAY. s1 Oct 1s.-Proprietor,.
Purse $500 three mile heats for handicap rass.
nee for horses only thas have started in some raec
au4 CALVIN GREEN. Pro,,r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

WARM AFRIcA:-The British Government has
war In Africa as we'll az In the Crimea. Man.
dingo sold negro near the mouth of the Gambia
The negro, it was said, was British subjec and
the British authorities undertook to arrest the Mans
dingo. Two attempts to arrest the man In the VIII
lage of Sabagee having been repulsed. Governor
O'Conner procured the assistance of 100 French
field pieces snd one "a pound howitzer. The e''rea
beis' were driven into the town, when the stock.
ade carried by assault at the point of the bay
onet, and Ssbages no longer exists" Loss to the
"sles" &c killed and 20 wounded. Only one
Freuchman fell. Less to the "rebels" one of their
best towns and fifteen hundred soals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic are
hereby informed that have just received By Adams
Express lot OF superior Swedish Leechei, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms;
be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hetel, ard at night On
25th, between Main and Franklin streets.
N.B:-Cnppine and Leeshing promptly attended
o, at the shortest netise.
nos n C.. HORHCN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
IN No. 208 MAIN 6TREEF
- 2DOORB BELOW 9rH.
P. WILBACHER.

LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS. TOBACCO, ke..ss
Begs leave to call the attention Of the trade to his
Freneh Cognac of various brands; Old Rye Whis.
key; Holland Gin; Aromatic Bitsers; KimnseL Claret
nish Wines do. do. sg f.
ALso-London Stout Porter Champagne Of the
most reputed brands Sweet Wines of eyvrY desurin-
ton; large stock Of cheap German Cigars do, PIN.
cpe; also Havana Cigars, best quality; Miller bish.
offs smokine fobscco; do Chewing 1obaeso OF
choice brands, &C., &c.
Country merchants are respectfully requested, be.
fore supplying themselves elsewbefs to sive me (
IN my line. si&# ssi se1-lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

BENEFIoIAL RESULTS invariably follow the
administering of STABLER'S ANODYNE CHER
RY EXPECFORANf in cases of Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Group and Throat and Lung
complaints generally 1t il not claimed that ii will
cure in all cares, but none have come to our know.
ledge where it failed to give relief while, at the
same time, thousands Of instances have occurred
where It's effects have been marked that they
have been widely noticed and commended. The
DIARRHGA CORDIAL, it is candidly believed.
is unequaled in diseases of the bowes and it's
tive properties have been wonderfully experienced
in numerous cases. Therefore, you are advised to
make trial of these "good medicinea" should You or
your family require their aid T.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents. =r----~--~-r-----------
Price Of each only so cents Per bottle. six bot.
ties for $3.50. ..t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

DurREssING CALAMITY.-On the 17th uIt M.
Alfred Marsh. residing about nine miles east OF
Notssulge, Miss, had three of his children killed
by lightning Their ages were as follows Six.
teen, ten, and two.years. The children were re-
turning to the house when they were killed by the
lightning. The eldest had the youngest on his
shoulders when death overlook them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

RATS ON THE MIssrssrFPI-The Davenport,
Qows) Courier ga 0. that timber and lumber rats
OF great size daily pass that city ON their way TO
They come from the tributaries of the Mississippi
especially from the st Croix, the Wisconsln, and
the st. Peters or Minnesota rivers They are
sometimes twenty, thirty. and even ftty days on
their voyage down stream One of the immense
rsfs conssted Of 100 Grips, making the raft 100
feet vide and 1872 long. containing 900, 600 feet,
which, st present prices, 10 worth about $40 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18
FALL RACES.
FAIRFIELD RACR0

d hrA FALL NEETTNn
No. 1ss5-TUEsDAY. o. 4
k& sy:ssp.tsis so1 Or sssr 20. 81
January. 1855 with the fclIowins eutriss. s0 -
0. Hare's ch by Tslly Ho, dam by Rsastse. a.
Tally cheasham's By kevenue. dam BY An
Tally Z che.sh.m's 9 BY Tally 10. dam By Orr.
JAS. D. Dos~slps BY Rsvsaas. dam by Emily
WIN a; aibbons b whistle. BY N .riusr dsn
BslsS.I : Ss6':ni.l'. oh B, John Blunt dana ),
s:iahslI : HaD.ni.r. b Regent, dam sy i'm,
;, cslvin erssn's = by Sovereign. dam By An.
;, Tho. @. Moorss br BY Glencoe, dam By s.sl.s
fhos. q. Moorss oh BY Yorkshire, dam By Mar.
WEDHEsDAY, Sd Oet-Proprietsr's purse oaOo;
two mile hssts-frss for Gil sges IN.
THURSDAY. 4th Oet--Propristor's purse ego,
SiiDxY. sss o.s 81 ~ el:s. e ,.r.. eco, ssu.
ss!GH61f sse 8. q os:...x s..; post ...l. ssr y...
sa v!ss ssrs. ~ % pssos
wa. Gisscn. ai "a s7e nga ros,
James rally. sH9e9s =. =, syBs siaf 5ss3
>, Ths ioitovins stakes are representatives or more
WEDNESDAY,, sd oe.-A sw..,,t,l. y f. - ,,.,,.a ss
three old (miie heats) l5o entrance 500 dor.
fest TIn Thi, 4 to De the second race. sslas sf -
. lssaFUkDAY.A "a sweepstake for four years old;
s.oe entrance; sloe forfeit; mile heats. Second
The above stakes to close on the 1st September.
ty entry to John Belches, Richmond Va. - -
D.nqu.u..1 1oas g an R.IIsd RsEIacHEh En-
mat nniss their suoeeripttons. now due, are paid
by the l.t OF Sept their bill. win bs placed in the
hand. =, Of the High Constable for warrant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

Georgetown FEvER."-The brig Sea Belle,
Captain Rose. arrived at Newport, r. l., from
of fever on board The patients were removed to
the Marine Hospital, where the mate died soon af.
terward 1t is by no means unusual for sailors
who visit southern rivers to be attacked by fever,
and the name of Georgetown fever has doubtless
been given In this instance from the locality In
which II was taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

HosoR TO AN AMERICAN The Pope has ordered
gold medal of the largest s'zs to be sent to Geo.
Cole, Esq Civil Engineer at Buffalo. N. Y, 10
turn for copy OF a work contsiuing his tables and
designs of machines Tor Railroads, Canals, Tuu-
nels, &c The medal 10 Inscribed "bene merifo,"
(we merited) and 10 to be accompanied BY let.
tor ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

RAILWAY OpsNED.-The Cincinnati and Chicago
railroad was opened for travel as far as Anderson.
Ind on Friday last. The distance from Cincinnati
to Chicago Is 255 miles. The road Is finished to
Anderson, l35 miles and workmen are laying the
track to Logansport, Sc miles further, which will
be completed by November. The whols road will
ha fiujshed In twelve months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

MARYLAND POLITIcs.-Msjor 8 Giddings nomi.
mated on the union ticket for the House OF Delegates
In Anne Arundel county, has declined as he 10 not
eligible under the new constitution which reqeires
residence of three years In the State. DIR. Chas.
Steele, nominated on lhe same ticket for County
Commissouer, has also declined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

Low Me-, Low MY Doa.-NolLing could exceed
the attention Of Louis Napoleon to his royal guest
On leaving Bouosns. the Queen suddenly per.
ceived that shs left behind favorits little lap dog
and expressed her very great regret thereat No
notice was taken apparently beyond sympathy but
electricity and steam we're made to perform their
most impossible acts; and when the Queen enters
ed her boudoir at 8, Cloud. the frst thing she
was her lap dog, that jumped forward TO meet her
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

THE ELECTION IN MAINK-The reaction In
public sentiment In Maine since last year appears
to be very decided. The "Maine Law" and 'sRe-
publican ticket" is beaten by large majority.-
The Portland Advertiser, which strongly support
ed the liquor law and Mayor Dow, says the defeat
Ia owing to popular prejudice against the prohibl.
tory law, and the "deects of the law as a working
enactment"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

TEXAS WESTERN RAILRoAp.-At recent meet
Ing OF the stockholders of the Texas Western
Railroad Company, the Hon R Walker resigned
his situation as president, owing to his having
sumed the practice of his profession la the Supreme
Court of the United States in Washington. The
Hon M Dimond, ex Governor of Rhode Island,
was elected to the presidency of the Company =
Efficient measures, II 10 said were taken for the
prosecution of the work, and that twenty five miles
of the road win be under contract very shortly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

CATAsTRoPHK PREVENTED BY Cars TAIL =
small child of Thomas Murray, assistant freight
agent of the Boston Railroad. while playing near a
we'll In East Albany, ~, on Saturday afternoon,
slipped, and was just on the eve of being precpts.
ted into IT, when the little one grasped the cat by the
tail and held on to II, un Ill the cries of the child
brought assistance, when 1t was rescued. The cat
was sittiog on log, and death liks was 1t grasp
that the print of i.s nails were easily detected In
the log.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

MAIL hiATTERs-The Postmaster General has
ordered contract with Mr Merriam, of. the Newport
News Va, to convey malls between Hampton and
that place six times week. On the route from
Bellefonte to Smitbport, an additional weekly trip
has been ordered, as far 40 Kansas 90 miles. Mr..
John Cannon has been appointed mail messenger.
Service between Bsrkley Springs, Va, and st
Johl's Penn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

WORTH A TarAL.-It 10 stated that Mr. John
Brush, of Brooklyn, N. Y, has saved the piums on
number OF trees the present season, by binding
lunches oftansy upon the liulbs, 10 severa places.
The fruit upon the trees thus treated rfpened to
perfection. while that near by. not thus protected
was entirely destroyed by the insects.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

VEssKLs IN THE WRLLAND CANAL.-In August
last sci vessels passed through the Weand Ca.
nal of which 2o3 were Canadian, and 275 Ameri.
can. This 10 said to be the first time In the history
of the Weiland Canal, when II has passed more
British than American vessels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18
T H o NJ As W. ESEE,
AUCTIONEER,

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET,
Will attend to the sale of Real Estate, and everv
description of Merchandise, Household Furnit ure
kc- Also-To Renting out aouses, Collestins, be.
mh -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

~ The circulation ofthe DAILY DISPATCH
considerably that OF ALI the Dailypapers OF
Rishmoud combined,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

SgaIous FInR.-Anothsr FIRE has occurred at
Weston, Mo. II broke out on the 2sth ultimos ana
destroyed property worth SIS 900 to $50 COO Near.
~ the entire block of buildings known % N Hob
lads Square, wal, destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

RAILROAD TRAIN SRIzED-On Wednesday
morning the Express train on the Great Western
Railroad was seized upon at Suspension Bridge by
an attachment served for damages sustained by
one Mrs Glisson, her husband and two children
last fall. The damages are laid at SIS, 900. The
attachment as d matter of course was raised, and
the case will be submitted to the court, either In
that city or 10 Lockport
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

ELECTION OF TKACHER.-At a meeting OF the
board of directors of the South River Academy.
held at Annapolis on Friday last, Frederick
Waite. Esq, NJ, of Baltimore, formerly of Nor
folk Va was elected principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

FoREIGN IMMrGRArIoN.-The Superintendent of
Statistics of the Department of State has made up
the subjoiued statement from official custom house
returns, exhibiting the number of immigrant pas
seneers arriving at Boston, New York Philadel phs,
Baltimore and New Orleans, by sea, from foreign
countries, during the first hall of 1885, compared
with Inc number arriving at the same ports during
the fret half of 1854:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

PoTAroKs "A merchant In Albany. N. Y, has
made contract for five hundred bushels OF Mercer
potatoes, raised IN Rennselaer county, in tina, State
70 be delivered before the lst Of January, atone
dollar per barrel Last winter they brought tour
dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

Total, I99,259 IOb,5I5
This shows decrease Of 90 794 emigrant pas.
seneers during the first half of 1855, compared
with the corresponding period of 1854. At the
port of New York alone, for the second quarter of
The half year. the decrease is TO- 1884, According to
the Statistics kept at Castle Garden by the Comm,
siopers Of Emigration, the amount of hard cash
brought By migrants averages $65 per head
These figures, therefore, exhibit the fact that by
six million tbirty-one thousand four hundred and
sixty dollars in money during the last six months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

An American weasel, the Lady Suffolk, left Havre
Aug. 30 for the Crimes, with biscuit, sugar and
coffee, In all 997 tons
The New Orleans papers chronicle the appear
ance In the streets OF that city Of a gray haired
woman In male attire.
JOS Johnston, carpenter was instantly killed at
Hilsboro, N. c., on the l2sh, by falling from the
Railroad bridge.
Garibaldi has entered the Sandman navy as
captain, and u In great favor at court.
Mr. Killsrd, of Columbia, Pa, was killed on the
railroad between that place and Philadelphia last
week.
The sloop Of war Dale arrived at Monrovis
June 10. from Porto Praya, and sailed again on the
Goth. All well.
Rev. John Pierpont. the poet snd Unitarian cler-
gynsn, is lying dangerously Ill at his residence In
Medford. Mass.
Ii u said that the qusrries of the village of Me-
dina, Ohio. viii turn out this yesr over $1,000
worth of stone.
al the late term OF tho Superior Court for Litcb
neld cousty CT, twenty six persons were divorced
from each other.
Ihe Emperor Alexander has conferred variety
iaisis OF Poland
ltoa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

REPORTED MURDER. The Syracuse IN " Stand.
ard states that there 10 report current that Mr.
recently murdered In Canada, where he had been
for some time, engaged In numbering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

LIFE IMPRlsosMKNr -Chss Grippe, who muir
dered bis wife at Topshsm, Ma, has been sent 70
the State Prison for life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

SAILOR MURnERED.-Early ON Monday morn
ing, sesfariDg man, named William Burton, was
found iusensible on the sidewalk, In Boston, Mass
with his skull broken in, He lived until Wedues-
day and before his death able give an account
of the occurrence. Three men. named Jno Murray,
John Cann and Morrison Kelly, were arrested
to await the Coreners inquest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

HEAVY ROBBERY IN BosroN.-Saturday, while
Mr. John M Folsom, cattle dealer, was purchasing
ryport he had his carpet bag containing 81 900 In
bank bills, stolen. The thief made good his escape
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

KEADLR. have you seem auv If g,.o..,
ts ae ricLaIei? II not, 10 and see them and mar
rs pe,iecton OF the eye His new invenf;oa ~.
os'aPnoscope, is very much liked "a ~