The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-15

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NEW YORK, Dec -.
The 5ost picked up at ses by the ship Neptune
there is TOO much reason to believe ,low, belonged
at 10 the Inflated steamer Lyonnais, but to q YES
called tie aarie, from Porto Plata to Hamburg,
rEicn pct into Havana, on the Sd of September
distress. The report Of the Neptune, pub
ished in the Liverpool shipping lists says nothing
uout spy glass marked Gle Franco. .Americaiae
steamer Ly0naais' But they do mention that III
auLoranouG book found in the boat, was written
SiaEie, Captain Baugran, and among other entries
OF payment made in Porto Plata 4th
-Auguss le5b, OF SIG sterling. The Marie. Bau-
gran sailed from Porto Plata for Hamburg Aug.
-, put iato Havana September 3 under jury masts,
and was cJnGemned and sold at that port.
# enc Aope is extiuguished, however, another
seems TO be revived, in the folio owing paragraph
ifom the Liverpool Times of Nov. 9th: "A large
rcrew steamer, under sail only was geen on the
lJ.A inst in lat 81 n Ion. 81 w, by the Logan
. &ylor, arrived at Havre, Il is probable that she
Ilay have been the Lycnnais Duvauld, which left
hew York On the lst inst, aud has not since been
Leard Of
A sensation was created in William street, this
morning, by the appearan anoe of man the pave
with ioug flowing beard, and dressed in loose
i.antaoors. with turban OF his head He car
lied III his hand little manuscript Hebrew book
,nt OF which he read to the crowd that gathered
him He represented himself as the vert-
:be Wandering Jew. Nobody knows who he is
tr where he came froLa.
Il,
dsy for Havana and New Orleans with IT'S psssen-
! ers, among whom Major Vintin, U. s. A, and
lsTz James K. Whiting, of this city; also Max
Marelzsk and family, Mad Lagrange and the rest
Cf the Italian Opera Company
The Church Militant was in the Court of Conn
i.on Pleas, teslay, before Judge Brady, in the
iorul of libel suit, brought by MIR. John Hecker,
proprietor of 1.-The Churchman, against Kew. Mr..
Hopkins. editor and proprietor of "Ths Church
Journal" Damages laid at $1,000. The Church
ia the of the 2xtrema high church
~ here, and tie Journal is generally understood
- be in the confidence Of the provisional bishop.
/ lie C1urchman, about year since. made Il
.cIous attack upon Rev. Mr. Eigenbrodt, of Al..
Saints Church. who defended by the Journal
After while the Churchman transferred its cri-
Icisas from Mr. Eigenbrodt to the editor OF the
Journal, and the latter rstorted in such terms
stirred up the ire Of Mr. Heeker, and hence the
sI.t.
The two Italians, Xanfredi and Nanetti, who
convicted on Friday last of manslaus hter in
lie third degree In having caused the death OF
James Myers, at a houGe in Duane street, were
s-ntenced this morning TO two years each In the
states Prison.
The Thompson "Swarswoutpg" case continues
10 excite no little remark. Thompson, it is said,
kept TWO bsnk accounts, one with the Corn Ex
oaange Bank here, and another with the Girard
liank, Philadelphia, which latter he was in
Ia the habit or selling exchange He has over,
urawn the former S40o, His dshonored drafts on
tue Corr Exchange Bank amount to $4,000 -
Some of his drafts on the Girard Bank have been
returned dishouored.
There is prospect of a renewal OF river naviga-
I'm The steamer HeDdrick Hudson left New
York on Friday evening, for Albany, and from
pcesert Indications she will ind but little difficulty
- reaching her iration. The les IN the river
Was fast nellng away.
The steamer Arago, which sailed for Hsvrs to-
fay, took out 50 passengers and S35l ,46s in spe-
c.e.
The ship Wild Duck lost in China, was owned
by Hessrs Olyphant Son & Co Of this city, and
nss butt in Portsmoats, N H., in 1853. She
'sted at SO tons. The ship, cargo and freight are
Insured In Wall street for about 500 600