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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

THE CALIFORNIA RESOLUTION MESSAGE OF
THE PREsiDENT--The President on "Wednesday
communicated to the Senate a reply to the resolu-
ton of that body calling for information relative
10 the state of affairs in San Francisco California
together with the correspondence on the subject
letter from the Governor of California asks the
President for three thousand stand of musksts or
rifles, fifty rounds of ammunition, two mortars
three hundred shells, aud two guns of large caibre
with their ammunition and appliances, promising
that they shall be paid for or returned He like
wise asks the use of the military and naval forces
to suppress the insurrection.
The President, conceiving that there were insu-
perabie obstacles to the action now demanded, re-
ferred the subject to the Attorney General whose
decision he approves
Mr. Gushing argues that there is no evidence in
the Governors statement or other authentic infor-
NATION, that In what has occurred ut San Francis.
Co. there was committed or threatened any act OF
resistance or obstruetino to the constitution, laws
or official authority of the United States. The
PRESIDENT Is only to be moved to action by the Leg
isistute OF the State in which the fnsusTection
exisfs, or by the Executive Of such State, when
tnch legislature cannot be convened, and when
Imminent and extreme public disaster can be
aserted only by such interference of the Fedora
.iovernment- He says that the whole constitu
nonai power of California has not been ex ertrd
ana 1t does not sppesr that the Governor took any
Nieps 70 convene the Legislature, although III
remedy might have been adopted and had its E,
ieetuai application to the evils long before an,
dent.
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The Missouri Elections.

ST. LOUIS, MO, Aug. 5.-Benton has made hi4
last speech in this city before the election. 1t was
unusually bitter and vindictive towards the Ma
tionsl Adminstra alton
The Democrat appeared on Saturday with the
Republican National ticket over the State ticket
This development created considerable excite
ment. The publishers denounce it as fraud per.
petrated by some enemy.
The Democratic majority in this city is probably
400 The vote was large; some rioting occurred,
and further disturbances apprehended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADY.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Rodwan, aged 80 years, died at New Bedford,
Mass, on the End inst The New Bedford Mercu-
ry says Her life has almost spanned = century.
The events of three generations have passed be-
der the rule of royal Governors. Her grandfather
owned the ship which carried that i'll fated cargo to
Boston and made its harbor the of one of the
acts that opened the American reyoution-resut-
ing in the birth of great independent nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

DocTRESs LYDIA SAVER, one of the strong
minded" who lectured on the Wrongs of Wo-
men," last winter. was last week married at War
wick, Orange county, New York, to Mr. J w Has
brouck, editor of the Wing Press at Middletown.
The ceremony was performed by the parties them
selves, without the assistance OF minister at the
house of the brides father, and in the presence of
a gay company. So they go-Lucy Stone, Antoi.
nette Brown Lydia Sayer, and all the rest of them
ONLY one or two left
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The Central American Ques tiOn-Instruc
lions TO MIR. Dallas.

WAsHJNGTo:, Aug. MIR. Dallas has, by this
time. received full authority to settle all difficult
ties between the United States and England about
Central American affairs, without reference to
third parties, as contemplated in Marcy's dispatch
of May last The difficulty will undoubtedly be
satisfactorily adjusted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

DUEL PREVENTED u. II. Hendren, late Depu-
ty Sergeant of Norfolk city, appeared before Re.
corder Shield and was required to enter into re.
cognzapce in the sum of 81 900 that he would not,
within the next twelve months send = challenge
to p. p. Mayo. or any other person. to fight duel
The security was given and Mr.. II. was dischars.
ed Norfolk Heydld
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

IMstz3eEITRAvEL TO EUROPE 1t appears by
a staten in the New York Courier that during
the last four months, there have sailed from that
port andBoston for Europe. in the several steam
ships no less than 1878 passengers including LOTT
by eight trips Of the Collins line; 527 by nine trips
OF the Cunard line from New York, and 1894 by nine
trips Of the szfhe line from Boston; 9l4 by the Hav.
re line; S2la63 Bremen and Southampton, and the
remaiudeY46 Ythe screw lines of steamers. OF the
total nuu{b&, 3Psg <sailed for Liverpool, 81 for
Bremen n Southampton, 1876 for Havre or South
ampton, 424 N14fasgow and 294 for Havre
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Subjugnting the South to Freedom.


Builingame, in his Cincinnati speech, which il
made up of the foulest and most vindictive abuse
Of the Southern States declares that when Ere
mont Is elected, they will compel the Southern
States to remain in the Union, and "suljagate III
S3ath to frecdom" This threat shows how much
real love of freedom there is in the Black Republi
can party. They are the greatest tyrants on the
face Of the earth. Their hatred of slavery is only
of black slavery They anxious to make
slaves Of the white race Of the South. We rejoice
that this frantic Free SOiler has revealed the de
signs of his party. Happily, there is no chance Of
their success Ii the worst comes to the worst, we
shall at least have the choice of our masters.
AN OyATIoN.-The Washington correspondent
of the Charleston Standard, abiding to the visit
o. Cot Brooks, of s. c., to the Fauquier White
Sulphur Springs, says:
When it was ascertained that he was q guest at
the Springs, he was compelled to receive an intro
ducti to each one of the great crowd Of visitors
at this popular watering place. A public dinner
was rendered at Warrington and . masquerade
ball at the Springs, both of which be declined -
On leaving he called for his bill but told that
the guests in the house had attended to all his Il
nancial matters-and that an escort and private
carriage were in waiting for him at the door. Az
he left he turned and saw the galleries and win.
d0ws of that immense establishment filled with
the beauty of Old Virginia, waving their hand.
kerchiets in honor of South Carolina and her gal
liant son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

SHAMEFUL The Western Herald publishes m
account of the death of q lad named Andrew Mol.
lohan, in Braxton county. Va, from the effects OF
deep potations of whiskey, given him by two men
whose names are not mentioned. for the purpose
of "have some fun" Such conduct should not 20
II n nm nishRd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

- ridge Damersli, cooper OF Boston. Mas.
ana Valentine Miller, Of Philadslnhis si.S =. ~
vaaa on the 18th uit, Of yellow fever. ~ = = =
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DIED.

On "Wednesday, the eth inst at 20 o'clock 4.
ANDREW COULTER only con q Inc. ana Afsa
Hss56ssd aged yesrs months and - dsJs
rssswsiIi Nv parents lsrnsnt no more;
m, not lost bat gone befor..
Behold this place In which he
A. vou are now, 90 once was
IS m dine has come and am gone,
70 lssvs you, then. all fariorn
Yet hone on u,oiher-do not delay
Thin Of your son and still obey
ynny dad md mine, who II our only friend,
TIL dssth yosr troubles soon vii end:
Vet prsv fSr me, hut do not cry
The saviour died for you and !:
The friends and scqusinfancss Of the i,mi,y are rS
,osetuy requested TO attend the fs1sra .hiss vii
take place Friday afternoon az nal pIs,. egg
In this oity. 7th inst, Capt SAMUEL WOODY,
In the 18Th year of his sgs. e4la
On the 7th inst /, HIRAM w, eldest son Of Hiram
w. and May Y. Tyler. sgsd il months !. |,
Thu friends end relatives are respectfully invited
"a attend HE funeral this day. ct 10 O'clock q ms
fathers ras'dence, corner Of Broad and z5thsfs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

ESCAPED -Chsncey and Wynns, the Ameri.
can sailors convicted In Csba OF being engaged In
the siaye trade. and sentenced 70 the chain car
~ the +" lsie Of Pines" have made their escane
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

FIRE AT LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS. On the cath
utt., s5fre occurred in Leavenworth city. Kansas,
destroying the Polish Republican House. St Louis
ExcfAugi and Gilbert's blacksmith shop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

VESSEL BURNT AT SEA--Tbe brig Rcd War
rior, from Marseilles for New York, was burned
off Cape Sable on the 18th, ult. The crew were
saved, but the vessel and cargo are a total loss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

CONTEMPLATED SALE OF SPRISGs-A cores
pendent Of the Petersburg Democrat, writing from
Spangler's White Sulphur Hotel, Greenbrier, Va
says:
learn this property, SO long held by the Call
we'll family is now about passing into the hands
of a well known banking party of Washington
city, for the sum of $700Oc0 aud it will be i'm.
proved at an expense of S5o0,000, thus making tit
the most desirable spot for art and nature combin
ed this change will increase the capital stock to
Sl3.O0o-and ultimately it will be the garden OF
springs and the resort OF the Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

GEoA Ii PEABODY, ESQ We see it stat ed that
~h the eas kline
bqthess in London, is about to visit the United
States after an absence Of twenty years. He has
engaged s,passage to New York by the Collins
stcameE18the Sd of September next 1t is under
stood Pr. be intends 2 visit of several months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

| BALLOON AS9EksION.-A. L. Carrier made q
balloon asceEfbn from Alexandria, Va at 5
O'Clock, and IT ID minutes to six laGded two miles
from Port T0baSae, Md, 26 miles from his place of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

SUDDEN DEATH-Rev George Aiken, of the
Holston Conference Familiarity known as Faith
er Aiken, died suddenly few days since in
Abingdon, Va. Mr.. Aiken was about the oldest
Minister connected with the Conference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

MAIL ROBBERY 4THIEF CAueHr.-en yesterday
afternoon Gene'a Mcguire special agent Of the Post
Once Department, ACCOMPANIED by the U. s. Deputy
Marial, Joseph ID. Steele, arrived in this city, and
are youth nsmea James Adkins, recently en-.
plQ the ExpressPffce, for stealing letter con-
tain &64 from the MSrfi sesbero' Post Office seve-
raj ks ii He W as Imprisoned in the eity jail,
and viii be of fol Murfreesboro' this morning. This
youth who 10 not more than I6 years of age applied
at this Office few weeks ago, and upon producing the
proper recommsndatons, obtained wotk.-Petersburg
Erpress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

RAILROAD AccIDEST--FoRTuNArE EscAPE-
The Gold bore Tribune of yesterday :On last
Sunday morning. when the the N. C. Railroad
had eded about six miles frem town. they came
in ccntsct with tIse which had been blown down
by the heavy winds of the previous night aud the
sine and tender and one baggage thrown
from the track We are happy to learn that not
insle passenger was hurt by the accident The en-
amount of q 500 or nnG
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ePECIAL NOTICES.

rvSuectaI Notice.---The attention OF the
mn ic IL requested to eur SALE at the Capitol House
THIS DAY ut 10 O'Clock See sdvsrtissIn snt.
an Sit F. B. COOK co, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aus. =.
Hreu wArsR THIS DAY AT 81 o'cLocE.
-5-ts ARRIVED,
Scbr +. Niskerson, -, Boston, mdz., d. W.
Currs
Schr. Ellen 0oldsborc, -. James River, wheat
Scbr I'd Perry, -, James River, wheat.
6ehr Lewis McLAin. -, kocklands lee and
lime, Wardwel Co.
Schr John Randolph, -, James River what.
Steamer P. Shenfeldsr, Shenfelder, James Xiv
er, lumber Phillips
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

LARGE ESTATES SoLp.-lt 10 stated that the two
estates on the ksppahsnnoek and Curitoman river,
beionkiue 70 Mrs Mary W. Cabell, known a. edisn
Town and :" Hills Quarter" were sold privately a
few weeks seo TO several gentlemen of this State for
Sle9 900 /" Indian Town" contains 1870 acres and
- Hi 4uartet" l473 aeres-chisfy low grounds
and productiss'in the staple crops of that sec.
ton. ne sum stated also includes the purchase OF
22j negroes -Frede, ieksbuyg Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

Eight stables, two Of them attached to the Eagle
ginia, last week. Loss 81 CO., -
Major q N. Cruichield has heen chosen Presiding
~ tice Of the county Court Of sporsyIvanis. yirs
Mariana Torrente, who proposed the introdus.
tiPn OF 4o,ooo African I" free coonists" into Cuba
10 dead.
John Mitchell is at the Monsraie Springs, Ten
uessee. e4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

REPUBLICAN, PALAcEs.-It is said that there a.
least q dozen privat residences in New York city.
recently erectsa YfGh cost from 500 600 to $50.
QUO each, rivalli964 magniiicence the royal pal.
aces Of Europe, htinferior only in point Of ma
nitude The most elegant dwelling in the city is
reported to have ce4 about $4,000 In one resi-.
dence that has bs Fitted up in most gorgeous
style. s54 COO was Np,ed in four or Eve Of the
apartments, singey bm,beug fitted up at q cos.
OF from $25 000 to $3.50 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

AhLETs, CARD CAsKs, Ec. .Besu-
"a aI rear and Ivory Tablsts, She'll Ivory, Prarl
than cost by =. $500
sa7 ZIMMERMAN.
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FThe Union Building Fund Com
will hold is regular monthly meeting THIS EVEN
H.u.s THO. L. d. WALFORD,
- secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

The real estate Of South, Carolina 10 estimated
At $500, 900, 900.
Adolph Labade, a policeman of New Orleans.
was killed last Friday while making an arrest. by
the accidental discharge of another officers pistol
Mrs. Bailey. of Wytheville, Va, presented her
husband q few nights ago with three fine sons
Anew coal bed has been discovered In Mont.
gomery county, Va.
n Peoria Tiinois last xwaoL 1877 $50
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ARMORY X. l.. L. BLUES, /
August 8. 1876. }

=, ARMORY X. L. l.. BLUES,
n August 8. 1876. )
III POSITIVE ORDERS.
WI The LIST. Sergeant will be nj the at
mory of the Compsny on SATURDAY E'ENINo
III. stb mt from to 10 O'Clock. and all members
who have not yet returned their FLINT MUShLiS
are ordered to do 30 on that evening All those who
have not draw their PERCUSSION GUMS VIII cai
to members the same evening" .sg4a..
In consequence of the hardness Of members IN re-.
will not take place on Tuesday next but of which due
notice win be given.
BY order of the Captain. -.
spa-at WIN H. FRY. lat 9sst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

RAZUhs AND sTkORB.-AT less than
, ~ factory price,, Rogers y sons and other csls.
tsfs prices. and must DO soid. BY =,
aus ZIMMERMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

~ Corns, Runiona. Warts, Nails growing into the
mesh, and every disorder OF the feet, sfsetusly
cured Ofhce l6s Bread street, between 9Th and 7th
Ladies and gentlemen waited upon at their resi-.
delces, without extra charge.
|" POViDuLION LOTION for Chilblains. to
DO had at my Office, Ia bottiss-St each.
"A 3-tms aCUuTTz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

hiSh LINENS and Linen Goods rener-
!, ny;ron hand and viii he sold cheap shiriins
Linen Cambria Handkerchief for ladies' and seufIe'
msn, GIsss Linen, Hsmstitched Handksrrhisfs. and
many other goods IN that line. >, -
J. MILLHIsER BRO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

BREXueN FIVE DOLLAKs REWARD.
AVE Strayed from the subscriber, tho 18th
day Of July last, large red BUFFALO
"COW, with marks rseollsetee, OK.
sept white spot in her face. The shove reward
will be paid to any person who will deliver her to
me at my residence On Broad, between 18th and u
streets, Church hill.
gu f---4ts JOHN NETTLFS
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EROM A LADY OF THIS CITY Ih
l. original can be seen 1T Dr. So ofieel- VIZ

0I1sHaI caH % setn ht DIT SIS cthce)-
N RICHMOND, June &c. 1855
DR. s. SCHULTZ, the skiilful Surgeon Chiropoaist
from London, has removed from my feet two corns
nna . TOE NAIL also q very Troublesome bunion with
out giving me any pain whatever take great Plea
sure IN Recommending DR. to all my frfends and
those who are afflicted with coins bunions in for ed
nAis, &c, and sdvise them not to delay In hayins
.ne removed, a. Dr.. g. 10 very safe and tender sp-
From Mr. H., C. MeNemara. formerly Druggist in
an fhis city.
DR.. SCHULTZ has this day extracted two painful
eorns from the bottom Of my fact without causing me
any psin, and g my entire salisfaction.
August 8. 1861 u
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- FOR kkNT---And psssessioD given
III immediately, the store and dwelling on Main
AW street. between Goth and 2lst streets contain
ing eight rooms and garrett, with GOOD brick ktchsn
city water in the ward. NEAL McCURDY-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

pOCkhT CuTLKY-.Rossrs q oeD..
Z snd the best sheffield 0oods now importsd. With
!, . q and bladss; Pearl, ivory, Shell snl Horn
HsntieA which mass b. cold, BY .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

- FOK KENT.-And possession given
n; imm ediately- A very large and desirable Bic
LEI Hous. corner of Clay and sth streets recently
occupied by Mr.. R. r Howison. suitable for large
and water on the premises Kitchen with four rooms,
Carriage House. Stable &C. This property is loca-
lent to business Any person wishing pleasant and
comfort able residence will please call on
EDW. D. EACHO, Gen'l Agent,
auS-6t Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

LIVERPOOL, July 26.-Cot,on unchanged and firm
Sales for the week reach 5000 bales. Breadstufs
unchanged. though Bisland, Aytha Co: repor,
ciined ais. Corn declined Cd. Weather favora-
BILE
Money unchanged. Consols for money 953 095s.
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LOST.

I Or T--Between Tread street and M
IL Stable, week sse silver Plated HUI 10y
ing 70 the whssl Of my hack For the rstn,o :,
which, or any information, l will pay /. Bbsr.I =, =.
ward D. B. D(CKiNSnn
an -2t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

CUA NO...A carxO of No, Peruyi.-
~ Gasno now landing in Dock for sails In h,.. IAN
suit purchasers, by =. b. SKINNER L CO
au No 70 r..
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y HANDsabAE LOTS ON MARSHALL
q AND 18TH STREETS FOR SALE-We will
sell great bargain If Immediate application be made
in two very handsome Lots the South hide of Mar
shall and West line of 10th each Isl feet BY
100 feet They are near to the Depot Of the Central
Railroad. GODDIN 4 APPERSOS.
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a FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
10y hired on Tuesday, the 5th instant, to man
A of genteel appearance, short and stout built
supposed to be from twenty-five to twenty Eve years
of ago, small BROWN HORSE about 10 years old,
in low order; he PAGES we'll under the saddle and
will not draw kindly in single harness; the bride
feathers are black; the saddle a shafe about half
worn; ne said he intended going about miles in the
country, and would return in two hours but has not
since been heard ren if it should prove that he has
stolen the property, will pay the above for its de-
livery and the and conviction of the thief
fifteen dollars for the return of the horse bride and
saad' q. &. +. BRODDUS, Agent,
auS-1ts Corner 18th and Grace s.s
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CORK sc II 4 w S...Patent ana pI.;-
~ Cork Screws for Pocket or table use. s.,s,aha
and Champagne Openers all sizes for ssl, Al Wv,
loss. to close out, by ''A'
aus ZlMMrHNar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-08


NEW HAMPsHIRE.-The opponents of the
Pierce administration, in New Hampshire,
are setting an example which should be fol-
lowed ey al GhsE ssstss in ihs RRas Of
An immense Mass Convention was holden on
Saturday last at Concord, comprising both
the Republican and American divisions of
the anti administration forces. at which the
present State ticket was nominated by accla-
nation. Stirring addresses were made by
General Hamilton of New York, Hon. t. NJ.
Edwards of Keene, Senators Bell and Hale,
and other distinguished speakers. Rev. w.
C. Clark Of Kanzas, who was maltreated by
the "border rufians," being present, gave a
detailed account of the affair, and showed up
the plans of the Missourians, and stated that
the battle which was now looming upon the
plains of Kanzas was battle between free
dom and slavery. He said that those who had
gone there from New England were freemen,
would always be freemen, and that they would
die before they would yield their just rights.
CCheers.) Every allusion of the speakers
to the election of Banks, drew forth immense
enthusiasm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-08

KILIED.-Psine Aldrich, Esq. of this city,
whose efforts to improve the dairy stock OF the
County we have had OCCASION to notice often in
terms of commendation, put end to the life of
his valuable Alderney bull yesterday, by shooting
him through the head. The animal was less than
FIVE years old, and cost Mr.. A. five hundred dol
lars year since, but he has become so exceed.
ingly vicious of late, that Mr. A. feared to incur
the risk Of keeping him any longer, and SO took
this methsd of putting him out of the way. The
bull received the first premium at the State Cattle
Show in New York in 1853, and also at the Ma
tional Cattle Show at Springfield, Ohio, in 1856,
and was doubtless the finest animal of this breed
in the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-08
-,On being prassad fl1,tha--s-..-sl-.
hnally said he did not tell him so

PAINFUL AooIDENT.--Mr. 6. H. LIE Seur, a
carpente in the employ of Messrs. Dennis &
Lee while al work in their shop yesterday al
ternoon, turning, with machine known as
Geer's patent" for the turning of irregular
forms, had his hand caught in the cutters and
badly lacerated. The cutters entered the flesh
at the wrist, cleft the entire muscle from the
ball of the hand, with portion of the bone
of the thumb, and severed the cords of two
of the fingers. The wound was skilfully
dressed by DIR. Henry Sargent, but it will be
several months before Mr.. LIE Seur win be
able to use his hand again, or resume his
work.