The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-29

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Tharaday, Hsrr LeopoA was azTests4 q n ssis
q wnksin1ns Hiidebr.nt Z nns loekhe Ger
.srwarda sliskssd The yc.ne lsfy s.sallsa that
Herr had selemnIy promissd y nasEy her and w.s
now about 70 leave the city without peremln& he
Pscnsss; Her en- the oslsr s1sa - ssssss sees ~
but that he bod . ofasa fs1Dsod The 3use1ee n
formed Hsrr that be must marry the eo19hnnaAe
give bail OF 60 % prison. The hrst eyl ms -
being called N he was mar1ied i1e oakesrs q
the court inmediately crowaed around ~ couple
with congratulations which wers euk ra11sTs short
by the dissatisfcd Herr with he sxpressive sen
tence Of 80 limit your frans. :
PETERSBURG AEFAIRs.--ws taks ths Ssuswins
Appointasnf. &C o. sanford, late Chief Enetneer
Of the SouthSide Railroad has been appointed Sa-
pertinent Of the Petersburg Railroad.
| Pea Fsas--About 200 sseks Of pss nuts arrised
shipment to the North .s4 -
Scslpsor. calling himself Bestts, has besn taking
the people in by commencing busts u citixens pet
work. He has been operating il Richmond, also,
i according to the Express -
1Haeksray Is in Petersburg, en- route sor Charles.
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A drors Of 500 hogs arrived In to,vu au,dsva8
Rer Thomas Muisey, formerly Of Lynehbufg, ,has
entered on the discharge Of his pastoral dusies In
Petersburg.
RkMoyEs.-ConnaIlyF +. Trigg, ESQ, the Amsri
can candidate for Congress IN the late campaign
\ (who opposed Hon Fsyette McMullen) has re-
moved from Abingdon TO Knoxville. Tennessee,
where he proposes engaging In the practice Of law.
Posr4OFfIcE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. General
Campbell on Saturday issued the following ordess:
Establish post-ofice at Sidsling Hin, Braxton
Change the the name Of Ashland, Cabeli county To-
Bioomingdale, and appoint VIM. r. Duesbufy post
master, vice C.. l.. Roffe Appoint VIM Hsvener
postmaster at overhil, Upshur CO.., Va. vice Sarah
Bainbridge, declined. 81 ssgs ssssns7i ii .sk8
VOLCANIC EXPLOSIONS IN ARKAxsAs-Ths
Little Rock Journal has a letter from johnson
county, Ark, dated CiarkesyIIe, 5th inst, which
gives an account Of volcanic eruption which took
place there on the night Of the Sd December. Il
says: ~
Mr. William n dipson, while bear hunting on
Christmas day, attempted to cross Dry Greek
mountain. situated In 4. s N, r. % w, but found
tao mountain 10 be on FIRE. Gipson describesit ~
sending forth smoke at the top which at night has
ruddy glare and is visible for miles For several
acres around the leaves appear to have withered
heated and ON the sides of the mountain are M
merous assures, through which hot vapour 10 con
! stantly escaping Gipson says that the steam, or
vapor so hot as to be painful 70 the hand when
:. held over it. Hewas so much alarmed that he did
not venture far up the mountain side, nor did he
state that there was crater, or discharge Of lava.
! &C. ! .ass f-s1s
The writer also states that In Clarke county, q
! bursted or broken up, throwing huge masses OF
rock and earth. Et5l e8tscaaa "a sassfs ;
3 THE PROFITS OF PREACHING AND LECruRIrG.
e Rev. 7. S. King, of Boston, is said to have al
! ready cleared upwards Of $1,000 for lyceum lee
i lures this season. He has written but ono new
: lecture" Sight and Insight" His income By
preaching lecturing and writing amounts TO nearly
$1,000 per annum. He is already real estate
| owner coined from his own brain, which h Q most
; busy and vigorous one.-Norfaampton Cours1
4 sALEoF WIpE.-A short while ago. Mr. Robt
i Rhodes was united in the bonds Of matrimony
q with Miss Eastman, Of Longridge; but the mar
: riage was unfortunate. Both parties soon forgot
r their vows to "loye and TO CHERISH for shortly
I after they reinquishad the fascination Of esci
v others charms and separated. Since this evenl
q they have both lived in private lodgings To brini
the marriage knot to solution, the husband, OF
il Monday last, publicly led his wife through th'
streets of the village in ahalter offering her fo
r l sale when being viewed by one and examined b.
i another, she was. ultimately after little higging
: skuocked down. for 20si The purchaser was
Mr. George Banks, who quietly, but gallantl.
| seized the halter and led her away. What nsxt =
H Preston (Eag.) Chronicle
= SI.ygs IN TRANSIT THROUGH PENNSYLVANIA
4 "A correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
4 | writing from Harrisburg, about the proceedings
= the Pennsylvania Legislature, says-ln few
= days. the Committee of the Judiciary, In the Hous
a. win make written report ON the subject Of trar
!. | ST. through the Commonwealth Of 6oufherner
!. with their slave property. The majority repor
. win take the ground that such right exists, an
minority will hold the position that such right doe
= not exist and has been expressly pronounced ~ u
B. legislation OF lo4s. ss ll..g
q Ares that ever happened in Toledo, Ohio. brok
~ forth at an early hour the morning OF the 2ot
. inst The range of wooden buildings on SUNNI
street, between Monroe street ana the Dueh oioca
q | was upwards of $4,000, only 9 shsrt portion I
3 which were insured Messrs. N. w. Eddy Co
ssotfing store; b. w. g. s. Ruggles, boot store;
= miller, A. A. 0pitz & Co, and Bronson = Leu
u geaeery stores were the chief sufferers
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is Rgss1As BARBARITY.-In the present Europes
~ .wsr xussia bas had . large share Of Amerlca
ie svmpsshies but we are shocked at the accounts
I'd IL irhussa mites The recent arrival informs
.s..t the YIuperor Alexander IL has ordsreda sp'
ciaI court to be formed at Kich for trying capture
" | Poles and Hangariaus. The former neto % pu
OF ished with deaih the latter delivered 70 the An
H. trians for executioa So many Polish and Hung
. rians prisoners are en- IN irons 20 Aien fnas
e fewer than four judges, tsn secresanes ana exee
= TONERS innumerabie, are sontinuGhy emps0yeo
q their condensation. The bl6pd Of these men y
= arise ike that Of martyrs, and - heavy upon
: : head, heart and arm Of the Rasasn Emperor
ne e THE FRUITS or wAR-The Albany Jonrn
~ publishes list Of the battles fought during
year 1855 with the number Of people Killed q ees
beginning with the bombardment o Shanghai
the French, at which 100 fell, and ending with
g fan sf Kars, ct which 2600 fell by which list Il
% peass that 70 baitles have occurred during :
iyeaf q more fhan one for each week, with
ns yersGe loes of over 8 fhoussnd men Killed
: :. ch. NiIs list does not include thoee who ha
=. Tsken by 6EeAse OF in skirmishss, nor The WON
= cd disabled, those who died In the hospital or
- .mtunIsnce ,sr wefe irreparab1y mained or mi
Or ing, or prisoneEs. --.--a -s.- -
AFArrHfuL Noa.-Mr 4. Merriam, al Bro
y r. !, Heights writes to tie New York JournAi
~ p | 4 omuarce to anneunce ths death Of . dog, v
- for souse years had beenin the hahit ~ sMista
- - him In u6king bis meteorological o6servet,ons
nigln, By waking him every hoar when the eit
ho Man RssER FROZEN TO DEArn--Joha Mar
y, Al rider between Washinetea and AisxsndI
in eLa /, was frozen TO death on Tnesdeys Ne ass
n stant In lsrand Rralsie whtle On his way fren
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