The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-18

lad 8 az. are now ssnius sn address 70
NJ Owen praying him 10 remonsffste ~ ~. Ersrch
srnneDt on the subject Of the excnsnse f nubc f.
re doing the sae--s 90 that vast mass ol - a.
ns and oninio ssiif now be brought 70 oesf on tue
subjects bur doubt If anything viii some - nm by
Lams5tin: has Lost !, s s,Svss to repair bic sha
cred fortunes by establishing nov Je1
corrse Of lectures.
Board Of General of1esfs rnrd sra,ssn y and
o,hers contained in the late reports OF Sir John
W,NsiI, and Col. TuIloch. The Board contests of
lord Seaton. GEN MMahon, Sir John Bell, Gen.
Rowan. Earl Beauchamp Gen. Peel and General
Knollys.
great Ieviathan," belonging to the Eastern Steam
Navirstien Company, now in course Of construc-
ton at Messrs Scott Russells. She will be % 600
tons register, and win carry about 1000 tons OF
coal In addition. She will be able to carry 10000
passengers. She is of most gigantic proportions,
and visit to her Ia q sight to be talked Of When
she is completed and in the water, she will as
suredly draw "all London" to her, and In fact De
the greatest curiosity in the kingdom.
MIR. John Bright, M p, has been too nnwen 70
attend to his Parliamentary duties, and his med
cal adviser has counseled him to avoid excite
meat E.
Case of John Sadleir, M. r.
The London papers contain reports of the coro'
ner's inquest on the remains of John Sadeir Nd. r;
The frauds committed by him are now estimated
at G5 100000.
A number of letters from the wretched man,
written lust before his DEATH were read to the jury
among them are the following: :, ,o.c
|, GLOUCESTER TERRACE, Feb TO- 1906
Dear Robert-To what infamy j have come, step
by stop heaping crime upon crime, and now l hnd
myself the author of numberess crimes OF diabo
cal character and the cause Of ruin and misery and
disgrace to thousands-aye tens OF Thousands! On,
how feel for those on whom all this ruin must fall
could bear the puniahmens, but could never bear
to witness the suferings Of those on whom have
not live. No one has been priyy to my Crimes
They sprsng from my own cursed brain alone.
have swindled and deceived without the knowledge
of any one. Stevens and Norris are both innocent
and have knowledge of the fabrication of deeds
and forgeries by mo- and by which have sought te
90 on in the honed hope of retrieving 1t was sac
dav for all when / came to London. l can give but
little aid to unrave assets and transactions. There
serious questions to my interest in the Crane
Junction and other undertakings. Much will be los
to creditors if these not fairly treated
The Grand Junction the East Kent and the Swiss
line, the Rome line, and the Coal Company, are al
liable to be entirely lost now, so far my assets arr
concerned authorize you to take possession of al
at Wikinson's, and at No. Is Cannon street. Return
my brother his letters to me- and all other pePers
The prayers of one wicked could not avail, or
would seek to pray for those leave after me, whit
will have to suffer agony, and all owing to my crimi
nal acts Oh, that had never quilted Ireland. oh
that had resisted the first attempts to launch me in
to speculation. Ii had had less talents of worth
| less kind and more frmness, might have remsnet
IS once was, honest and truthful and would hav'
lived to my dear father and mother in their ok
| age. l weep, and weep now, but what can tina
avail. }. SADLEIR.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
| 81 cannot live, have ruined too many canno
live and their agony. have committed abomin a
| BILE crimes unknown to any human being they will
| now appear to light bringing my family and other
TO TO all shame and grief that they
| should have ever known me. blame one, but at
tribute all to my own infamous villainy.
and hundreds of others ruined by my villalny
could 20 through any torture punishment for my
crimes. No torture could be too much for sucf
crimes but cannot live ia the tortures inflic
| upon others.-J SADLEIR.-Telegraph to - and
| otherwise when you read"
| FEBRUARY 49, 1856.
T. Uzielli has bank bill for 1000, on which no
thing is due. 1t should be at cancelled. IT, OF
Monday the bank is to be saved, 2S go must be pait
the East Kent railway for two ORDERS S6 200 anc
&20O0 81 500 must be paid into Glyn's to meet ar
| order at sight, issued to-day at Carrick. Quincy
| knows the orders falling due Tuesday all ad
vanced save the one for Sc, 200 in my favor. Thi
| must be taken up on Monday next, being advised
| cannot live J. s.
James is not to blame. | alone have caused al
this dreadful ruin. James was to me too fond bro
Their but he is not to blame for being deceived ane
| led astray by my diabolical acts. Be to him a.
| this moment all the support you can. Oh, what
would not suffer with gsdness to save those whom
have ruined. Ny end will prove, at least, that wa
1 not callous to their agony.