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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

The SPEAKER laid before the House, commu-
nication from the Executive, enclosing reports OF
the condition of the North Western Bank of Vir.
gnia and the Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF
Wheeling Laid on the table and ordered TO oe
printed.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were offered, adopted and appropri-
ateiy referred:
BY Mr.. BRASNoS: OF incorporating the Metro
polifan soap and candle manufacturing company
Of the city Of Richmond. BY Mr.. RuffNaR VI
reviving the expired charter Of the Glennyile and
Charleston Turnpike Company BY MI. BAKER !;
OF reporting blu, authorising the Martinsburg
and Winchester Turnpike Company, TO increase
their capital stock. By Mr.. KEMPER For appoint
Ing special committee TO inquire into the expedr
ency Of collecting revenue from the oyster trade.
By Mr.. HEIsKkLL: Into the expediency Of author.
ising the Russell Old Court House, Abingdon and
Shows Road Turnpike, TO make the Main street
Of Abingdon, . part Of their road. BY Mr.. Dan
SEf: Of refunding 10 Henry Gordon, sheriff ef
the county Of Pewhat4n, 86e 70 improperly assess-
ed aud paid by him. by Mr. CHRISTIAN OF In.
cooperating the Virginia iron mining and manuise-
turing company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

WINE MAKING IN MISSOURI Information
brought out st the dinner OF the Horticultural So
ciety of st. Louis gives higher estimate of the
progress made in wine making in Missouri than W q
had any idea of. 1t appears that at Herman alone,
a small German village in Gasconade county, on
the Missouri river there four hundred acres in
vines
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

e,,vaos ~ EXTENSIVE ScALE.-in one OF
.,ras.s y n New London Connecticut there Is
iua out every evening to enjoy them
selves in sliding doSn M pn aeasarssny one o of q
Chronicle states, about wv ,.sre enssved
II the s.coastug" business Hor set ani slesns AZ
provided. aud on reaching the foot st ipe nil Pei
sons are carried back to tbv place ef 'Rs'f sfpa'
ture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

A ARAILR5Ap LAW Is up before the New Jersey
Legislature similar in features to the law now be-
ing discussed by the Pennsylvania Legislature. 1t
provides for the creation Of an officer of railroad
Companies, to be called q Train Guard, charged
With the special duty of watching over the safety
of trains. It makes it unlawful for persons to
cross railroads when an engine is near. 1t limits
the amount of damages WHICH may be recovered
in cases of death by accident to 5000 for each per-
SON killed. 1t makes railroad employees, causing
death by negligence or mlsmanagement guilty Of
,nausiaughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

POPULATION OF RoME.-According to late
letter. the population of the city of Rome is H.
46l. In 1854 it was lie, ,032 In both years the
cholera prevailed fearfully. In 1855 the total num-
Der of deaths was 1851. Among the inhabitants
are 80 bishops 1926 secular clergy, 22l3 monks
and other members Of religious societies. and ! l9l9
nuns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

SHOCKING TRAGEDY AT JEFFERSON CITY.-A
most shocking tragedy was enacted at Jefferson
city an Thursday evening, of which the following
are the particulars: Mr.. Francis Turner middle
aged man, and house painter by profession, and
who had amassed a comfortable property, few
months since married young and beautiful wo-
man, to whom he was tenderly attached. OF late,
however, it is said, he had become jealous of her.
and treated her with great Earshness For several
days past he had been very melancholy, and ne
elected his business, and was constantly under the
influence of liquor.
On Thursday evening, about O'clock he went
home, entered the parlor where his wife was seat
ed by the ire, approached her in ferocious man
ner, and exclaimed, We've lived long enough %
and instantly drew revolver and pointed it at her.
but as he hesitated somewhat, it gave her time to
fly through an open doorway and close the door
after her. He attempted to push open the door,
but she placed herself firmly against it, and sue
eessfully resisted his efforts In few minutes she
heard the discharge of pistol and a fall upon the
floor. She then raised an alarm, and some of the
neighbors entering the apartment with her, found
the unfortunate mal in the last agonies OF death
He had fired ball through his brain. The de-
ceased was ordinarily, temperate, industrious
and respectable citizen-NeU Orleans Bee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

VALUABLE CoAL-The coal in Breckenbridge,
KY, seems to possess value far exceeding that
which attaches to it for fuel or mechanical pur-
poses From q ton of this coal it appears that
there may be produced, by proper process OF
working, thirty gallons of benzole, fifty gallons of
good lubricatng or burning oil and twenty to thir.
ty pounds of candle wax
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

ATTEMPTED MURDER.-The inhabitants of Falls
Village, Mass, have been thrown into great ex-
element by an attempt, on the part of his son, to
murder Horatio Ames, the celebrated manufaetur
er. The youth fired two barrels of q revolver at
him. He was arrested and lodged In prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

TRADE OF MoNTREAL.-The Montreal Adver-
tses gives the trade returns of that port for the
year 1855, from which it appears that the value of
free goods imported was 4935 1876 dutiabe 42, l5e,
049; duties collected S3lQ062. This shows de-
crease in dutiable imports this year as compared
with last of 4l,575,es5; increase of free goods,
s46l3,779J decrease ofrevenue, 4l65, ,299. The de-
crease affects both articles of luxury and necessi-
ty The Advertiser says THE decrease in rev.
enue is not owing to a reduction in the Tariff, nor
to the Reciprocity Bill but an absolute diminu tion
of business consequent upon the inability of the
masses to become purchasers. And this inability
was produced by a failure of the corps; the i'm
portaon to supply the place of which has filled up
the total of the free schedule Without the Re-
eiprocty Bill the greater portion of this wheat and
corn would have come in free, and the balance would
have been supplied from Upper Canada, who sold
her wheat in the same market where we bought
four"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

A PARTISAN SUICIDE-A suicide was recently
perpetrated in Paris, which created quite sensa-
ton.
1t appears that beautiful woman was writing
letters in bed, when the flame of the candle used
in sealing them, communicated to the curtains, and
spread with the utmost rapidity. The injury in
hicted was severe, but at the end of three weeks
a recovery was effected. While indisposed, the
fair unfortunate frequently questioned her servant
and was assured that her face would not be disfg-
ured. But what was her horror, upon viewing her
discover long hideous upon the forehead, ex-
tending some way down upon her cheek, and pre-
senting frghtul contrast to the whiteness of her
skin and beauty which she had previously to her
disaster 80 frequently heard adulated A nervous
crisis seized upon her, and she was insensble for
hours Upon her recovery she was calm and re-
signed, but she wept bitterly while writing some
letters, which were subsequently, discovered to be
farewell addresses to members OF her family.
The moment, however, the maid quilted her for
the night, she rolled little portable calofer into
her chamber, filed with charcoal, and carefully
securing the doors and windows to prevent the ad-
mission of exterior air, she lighted it. She then
put on all her diamonds and most beautiful jewels
clothed herself in her richest robe, and placing
herself placdly upon her bed, waited the effects of
the homicidal gas, whose fumes were busily diffu-
sing themselves in the apartment In the morning
she was found cold, stiff and dead Her body
clothed in superb attire glttering with diamonds,
the expired brazier, and the sumptuous appoint
ments of the room, must have presented terrible
scene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

DEER KmLEp.-An unusual number Of deer
ss,, xyeaks hast One company of two or three
,ters had sxty-fve one day last week, and other
HUI snies and Individuals have succeeded in kill
@ comp. p, Six to twenty each The deer have gen.
ing mgr iro hse, fat and In good condition-faeAsds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

THE LATE MAJOR THOMAS HARRISoN.-Major
Thomas Harrison who died in this city on Sunday
last, of the bravest of the officer OF the
second war with Great Britain. In the charge at
Chppensaw, where he lost his of his full COM
pany of 96 men only 1jwere left standing efter the
shock. Harrison refused to be carried to the rear,
but urged his men, who loved him as a father, to
go forward and dotheir duty. Taking out his hand
kerchiefhe tied it around his wounded limb, and
king torniquet by the help of his sword.grip,
staunched the hemorrhage from the flow of the
cred artery. He never lost his senses for moment.
Gen Scott riding across the field him in this con-
diilon. Harrison, said he with great feeling, Il am
sorry to you in this plight, and would stay by
you if my duty did not call me elsewhere" The
next day Captain III. Che was afterwards breyetted
Major for his gallantry) submitted to amputation
with the utmost fortitude.
In private life he was characterized by geniality
generosity, kindness of heart and the bearing of
true sentleman.-Bost0n Trans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

"a Love POWDER" VENDER ARREsTED.-Dr.
arrested in New York on Wednesday by order of
Mayor Wood because he had broke his promise
made to the executive, to discontinue his loving
business. He is said to receive so letters day,
which, at s2 each. makes 500 per diem received
by him for love powders y.se
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

FAT SALARIES.-The Cincinnati Gazette says
the FIVE leading offices in Hamilton county-tie
county in which that city is located-yield the fol-
lowing profits. Treasurer, $4,000; Clerk, S25-
900; Auditor, $4,000; Sheriff, $4,000; Probate
Judge $4,000 Total, slls,OO0. A bill has been
introduced into the Ohio Legislature reducing all
the salaries to an average of $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

CHURCHES IN PARIs.-According to efficiai re-
ports, pubshed In the beginning of1s5 the capital
Of France with population OF loo 900 souls,
has only foysix churches, or one church to q 900
inhabitants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

@FIFTEEN CHILDREN AT A FUNERAL-Mr. Otis
Russell who died in Marlboro last week, was the
father of sixteen children, all of them by one wife.
One of them is a resident of one of the Western
States; the other fifteen, with their mother were
present at the funeral
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

BUCKS OUT SLEIGHING.-Last Wednesday some
fast young men in Pittsburg, Pa, procured COM
plete deer skin, which they spread over frame to
resemble the animal securing it on runners. They
then hitched up fast nag, and getting astride of
the deer, started on sleighing excursion.
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VIRGINIA INTELI.fGRNCE.

ACerDEsT.--James Simpson. an old citizen OF
Charlottesville, broke his leg Thursday, by falling
on the slippery streets
DEAD.-James NJ. Bland. well known stage
contractor formerly of wytheville, died at Green's
borough, N. c., few days since.
MILL BURNED.-The valuable mill of Daniel
Bowman, in Rockingham county. was entirely de-
stroyed by fire on Friday night week. There were
some 800 bushels of wheat, about 200 bushels OF
corn, and near 100 barrels of -four in the MILL all
of which, together with the mill books indeed
everything in the mill was entirely destroyed. The
oss to MIR. Bowman Is at least or $1,000
THE PLACE FOR OFFICE SEEKERs-The people
of Greenbrier county are, probably, the most un-
assuming in Virginia. The elections are about
coming on and the Lewisburg Chronicle is calling
on citizens to come out as candidates.
SALE OF AFARM.-The farm of Milton III. Moore,
in Clarke county, known by the name of White
hall, and Immediately adjacent to White Post, was
Meade at $40 per acre. There are 300 acres in
the tract
ELECTION OF PREsIDENr-Robert L. Baker
was reelected President of the Farmers Bank at
Winchester, on the oath.
FREIGHT ON THE MANASSAS RAILRoAD.-The
freight business on the Manassas Gap railroad
mas increased to such an extent that the company
md 1t necessary to run freight train daily.
TRAVEL ON THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
AN-O~'
January, on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
amounted TO Sl3,eO5 being an increase of 5000
on the receipts for passengers during the same
month last year.
PETERSBURG AFFAIRS.-The Petersburg pa
pers of yesterday have the following:
Going to Europe-Among the passengers by the
steamer Pacific, is John Branch. Esq, of Peters
burg, who goes on an European tour.
Accident-Mr. Thomas Dunn and family, while
returning to Chesterfield, from Petersburg, Friday
night, were thrown into the road by the upsetting
of the carriage and badly bruised
r. E. Mitchell has been appointed baggage mas
ter on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to
fill the vacancy occasioned by Walter r. Daniel
being appointed conductor.
Robert ". Perklns0n was found dead in bed on
Sunday, having died from "a visitation of Prov-
dence" .-.s
Tie Maaager Of the Richmond Theatre has kindly
loaned sufficient wardrobe to the Petersburg
amateurs, who are to perform for the benefit of the
poor Thursday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05
A LLRGHAKY SPRINGS WATER

A LLEGEAkY SPRINGS w II .-.
~ THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
We have now, and will constantly keep hand
the Water OF the Aileghany Springs in the following
cities: Richmond, Messrs Purcell Ladd Co.; Peters
burg, Messrs. Lyon y Riyes Lynchburg, John H.
Seay-othsr Druggists in any part OF the Union
get supply by application TO PURCELL, LADD Il
60, Richmond.
This Water is considered sovereign remedy in all
Of Dyspepsia and will relieve any derangem ent
tie digestive organs. 1t Will be found upon tr
o h eli other medicines in restoring to heath aad
won condition the lost tone ofthe stomach and bow
sonno quitting ia healthy action the liver
els and TpelsoHs wishing gam farther informs-
We rel, snitive properties OF this Water, to the
ton OF the lenen;
following gen. London, Robert c. stana-d, Doctor
Messs sarnas ,o Rob RidgwEy Wm. Selnpie Samuel
EalhSrford VIM B. ha&H S Io & wot0 ia anq a Dr r.
r. Chrlstiai, r. 10, "ges, and Cnas. Kent Peters
MIN mltneTs r. Robt EsriY, G. L. Mosby H o School,
6old Jno Wyatt, d @re p. ~ and = Rncssr'
Wm. 5 Reid, Jr, r. "
these Springs will be openea ior1 iso 81 O
s,ys al Who nav wish to use the Water at the oun-
..n JNo. w. R0LH' & SONS.
NJ IGE.-rtfn,eb t,s bsat snssrIiiDei sssiity, is
Al WI, WI Of this city and the town OF mshehs'ler'
during the ns eth their patronage shall hare 40
,1t @ o eoa,pidint for aodnt q !.
f ds,l ~ ~ making saca a. e; saae;nS
for conSnep the business as warrant ~ IL
mt' received by Messrs M. L. sifsus'
Brosd st,a.. -, zen 9th aQd 1th 1:-"- -
Mnin 80, @ oes ~; Laidley hoolhssoIu, poot
4fh snJ E LI; Io ". = George Tlipberiake, n
Ay,nn Ros5 no boucher I4th STtss., i ~ 9ap n
site Post 0acn " B. oodson at the toixsa.o nt az
Mayos bridge and At III e &C House wnsn me sssa
ed on south-side of the d ock o3FWART & KING.
"a &}-lm% 81 --1--------
EECHING AM CUl ryicss 70 the Ne.
- WoOLHOUsE offers uer Sc. ,nond and its vi
'dlcsi Faculty and the ladies OF hch r and trusts
clhity, as LEECHER AND CUffE- Lind patrorl-
Wy assiduous attention, to mel IT theF
age. ,;obt
hrs w. may be found at ell no urs, day a. otber's
~ her residence, over Messrs 81 tDlett q bA
Hardware store, 2IS Broad st. ,tlv
N. b. The best Imported LEEC HES constah ~
receiving and for sale.
All orders from the country promptly attended 10
and carefully packed.
AI.so-Ladies' BANDAGEs on hand, and made
10 order
~ light the door from o. clock till morn
lug. ia 25-ts
GLOVER sEED.-20O bus sheis prime
new clover seed. for sale by
ls2 EDWIN WORTHA M & co.
nEtOSSHfRE SEWING CHAIR s.-
- We have siif hand of the abe 70 usefui
and conse senent Chairs, well adapted .for either
sewing or reading. For sale by ,o
0IL or BITTEK ALMONDS, pare: Oil
Of Cinnamon; Oil of Cloves; Oil of Anlse See,ti
hesh supplies just received and for sale by
A. BoDEKER, Druggist,
aa ko iohsin st.
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auaINESS CARDS.

yy,H0MAS w. kEESEE, AnctiOneer of-
4 nee with George J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street,
viii attend the sale OF Real Estate and every des-
c5,tion Of Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c.
Also 10 Renting out Houses, Collecting &c.
~ X. COOK &, co., AUCTIONEEKS,
II. No. 10 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
The public as Auctoneers for the sale OF Real Estate,
Fnrniture Groceries Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle &C..
A. the shortest nstce aud upon the most reasonable
terms -.
Having large aud eOmmCdlous rooms tboy viii re-
csve poods for sale al Tsate safe without the charge
OF storage.
Out door sales Of eyesy sedption attended to up
Oh reasonable te.l4lJ.
h. b. COOK. WEI NOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

/ ARU~ &, SHINE, AUGriONEEitS AND
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, n Main street,
will a.t I'd 10 oil sales UI Real and Personal Estate
also t. Il sl,os Of House Furniture, Stock GoodR &c
&c, c. --LJ -nAiodGtlna teIIils
r l. LAAga. JAMES NJ Shi"S'
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Jos. BkJMMEL, J
A. Il. RoysTEB,
]. b. RoysTER. ia 19---3md&w
7,7uIiaMT. COLEMAN & CO., SHIP.

WILLIAM Il. COLEMAN 81 CO., SHIP
w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS
CO, CAL.-Ofhce No. 81, Wall Stree Neg York.
W. u. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. Ii. WILLIAMS.
MI COLEMAN is in New York, and viii give ship
gers every information to markets, shipping, &c.
sEr EXCHANGE on San Francisco, for sale by
VIM. z. COLEMAN,
L. sl-ts 81 Wall street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

fTSHONIAs HOW, 2I3 Main Street is
how receiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods,
sgtable tor housekeepers. Also of Wood Ware, COM
pnsing every article IN that line. oc 10
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DACON 4 BAskERVILI.,

DAC0N 4 BASKERVILLE,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Receive cans gnmcuUa OF Tobacco, Flour, Con,
Vic ~. ana gi,e their personal attention to sales
of sam a. Keep cuuataAtly hand large AID gene-
raI a.....4..ut of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian GuAno
Gc te Z7--G&Wt5
IpRT'rNEI. & Roy STEERS, Commission
ID ME.CHhkTS FoK THE SALE Or MANufACTUSED
AND Llt. TogACCo, FLOUR, GRAINl COTTON, &C,
No. t5 H-.gE street, New ork.CUAsls san-GLts to
tic lbaEe 4lLre4s will receive the RpocCi GtteAisn OF
Nj. /. l.. ROYSEER, the resident partner II New
YG4s. AdVLacGI on Shipments Will be negotiated on
liberal te-l4s By A. l.. Royster, Brother Co., itch
IuCpd ot ~ us Orders for purchases ia New York
viii also receive attention.
BRUMMEL & ROYSTERS,
New York, January, 1856.
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BROWN, Dr., stock Broker, has re
j. moved his office to No Isl tZilnInerman's come
Main snd 18th streets. 6-eCd.s
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Localizing.-Foi some days past our local column
has been tE partially filed, owing to the fact that
our entire Ne was occupied for three days in re-
porting the tsn1Diipgs of the Commercial Conven-
ton. That beiRg finished, we shall endeavor
to keep up e6R q fZrh as close as nassihIa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-02
z3Ie0ttirns

EHINA ROOT.-Go0D EFFECTS OF THE
u CHINA Ro0T.-CaFd.-I hereby beg leave to
amt the public that folly restored to health from
the use Of DR.. MORRILL's Compound Essence of
China Root after having suffered for upwards of nine
years. from General Debility, Nervousness, Aversion to
Society Trembling of Limbs, Depression Of Spirits, &C.
hope that all who suffering from any Of the above
causes may be induced to try this invaluable MEDICINE.
Strait of Canso March Is, 1850 J. W.
The Compound Essence of China Root is recommended
as sure cure for all cases Of superintendent or Semi
nal Emissions and person in the city or country by
sending the money by letter. can have the medicine
to them by express all parts of the world safe with
directions for
CAurIoN-AH my bottles are labelled ard bear my sig
nature E. MORRILL, Vi. D., to counterfeit which is forge
nv Price S. IS, and sic per bottle, in various sizes
TIE largest sized bottles the cheapest.
This medicine is vegetable, and may be taken by the
smallest child with perfect SAFETY. Persons wishing for it
must send the olice as it cannot be obtained at any
other place.
The Doctor hes pracsed medicine for the last seven
teen years and consulted all diseases that flesh
heir to. F. MORRILL,, . Howard ST., Boston,
mend d2m (Brp.s T. the Howard AfhenRam }
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PATENT AGENCY

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Worcester, MASS,
apl7l Once over 2O7 Main Street. ldawtf
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Ey52-~tTti Bay state aouse,n where they haye been
'A-------s<, established fDeHty three years, have
90 NEW CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
Hacks.
Two Horse carryas.
Rockaway do.
II light Family Oauyals.
IL Light phuetons.
IL Light Chases
] Slide Seat Top Buggy.
Open Buggls.
/ good second hand Hack
CAryalls.
{" Top BugElea.
And an assortn ent Of HARNESSES, Trimming s. Axles
Vanish Leather, Lace. &c.
The Light Family CTria es are particularly designed
Tor farmer carriage, and the rhaton bH'cve the
best four wheeled yehce efcr naae Two ot het per-
sous. A'IOLMAN w.
worcester, March 20, 1860. dk