The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-07

Telegraph Nass ss-Thc Dispateh One. h.s =.
overrun with sn eeger crowd that since Tussda
iast pressed constantly towards sks Dispa tcA b,
| ,ssa ooa!o' ana amer dark Aisd up the Couutin
hoom until late hour--er rathsr an eeviy xer,
| = Twelve O'Clock had somstimss come and roma 81
| !ore tney retired Every ons was snxious a hes
now the States were going xnd who was eIecta.j
AS each now message that came surrestinr ,
uouo. ss = e bachanans election, and increasinl
sne probabilities OF throwing the election intn ~
House OF Representatives, their anxiety bec.m,
the more intense, and the more earnestly aid the,
solicit more intelligence and remonstrais aesin:
@ 1ne suspense the telegraph imposed upon them
aese cfo"os we have endeavored 70 accommo
oste, oy de votiag TO them rs much space a ~
could, and spreading before them aIl the nsw. =
nad- We dnd ourselves minus good deal OF resf
pane OF glass. and some yards of new wail m.
pe.,nS- In the way Of compensation We have
rn0.nng 70 speak Of still as every body takes the
Onpstch, 1t 10 hard to get up . crowd not Corr.
posed OF the readers and supporters Of th.t ns
snu We ieei bound to do everything we can tn
eoige Ill that assemble about its head auarter,.
Drorned John McDonoush, q little how. .ved
tour years, child of Dominic McDononch'l vss
.u IU"nea on wednesday evening near tie rolling
mhi: coroner keesee assisted by Hirh Car 4 Ma
Butler, held ali inquest on The boiv vss.srsav smS
ing. - ~S~'1eA'A' u'o"a'
AsolAer Utsappsar0acs-The overseer of Afr r.
-. oIenshaW, living near this city, suddenly ds.
apeafeo On Saturday last, and has not beep heard
tsa- t.oa slnes. no traces Of his whereabouts has
ais safety. AA''As' ~'oas
Mayor.s coar.-A free negro, named A,ber,
Lawrence was before the Mavor vestsrdsy
eaSrsed witn assauiting white man naned Rot.
TTnsiauo. Mr. was passing along 18th street. ON
iuesoSy evening, and finding Albert standing In
~; us pam gave lin tap with an umbrella. "a =
hr;". ,as ~ stand aside Albert thersupon seized
hIr 4
" wnica the Mayor ordered him to be puuished To
the extent of the law ~
oafSsary.-The trial of Bill Minor, ON an indict.
nent for burglary and larceny. committed A.
.ne h,e hmond College, commenced Yesterday in
., .ns circuit Court of Henrico. This morning Il
Co,,.. 20 resumed and probably concluded. The
0ourt mas no more criminal cases to try
s;a; ;aM;scossrsnS.The lad Jarman, upon whom the
o,ncuitioperation of hgaturng the femoral artery
Tss performed, by DE-. Peticolas ct the Medical
Cohege recently, 10 doing we'll and no doubt n en-
tertained of his recovery -, -
Dr Ftnney, who was wounded in tha duel last
saturday morning, continues to improve. and his
iEienas nope that he will be able to leave his room
IN few days. - -
M a tteprooate.-Albert Wallace, free negro, got
% Asaes Yesterday by the Mayors order, for a
ol some, that Wallace intended to kill Raeland,
dence. f-e'eU W 'D0 W.
Commated.-John Heath, who pretends to be 4
Tree negro, was committed to jail yesterday fol-
ant of q register. =
connu6idt Plcosares.-Edward Pamers was ar
rsleneo before the Mayor yesterday, to- answer q
Gnarge OF getting drunk and beating his wife
ne onence was proved, and Pamers was commit
% TO jail for want of security to keep the peace
IN Custod dy.-Cornelius. slave of James Roy
and john, slave of Mrs. Whiting, are in custody
on charge OF breaking into the house OF RicL.
ard Daily They will be examined hereafter
Orphans az the Mechanics Institute--The chill
dren OF the different Orphan Asylums of the city
have been invited to visit the exhibition of the
Mechanics Institute to-day or tomorrow.
Msiodeon Minstrels.-This popular Troupe viii
give their last concert but one this evening. The
great merits of this troupe are sufficient to fill the
metropolitan Hall, but we presume the interest
viii be enhanced when Mr.. Harry Lehr announce
his benefit This young gentleman is well and ia
vorsbly known here, and is one of the NEST &C
ceptable Of artistes.