The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-17
Il Ii Il ID ISPATCH.

I Il Z u DISPATCH.
TUESDAY MoRNING..-.-.NovRM II, 1851
TRE PRosrEcrs OF WALKxz--A New York cor
respondent Of the Warrington States ssys that the
statement that the United States stsamsr FULTON
was In the Mississippi River at the time Of the
sailing Of Gen. Walker and his men from New Or.
leans, 10 undoubtedly erroneous, a. she was 10
leave that port for Chriqui, In Costa Rica, on or
about the ID inst There 10 scarcs doubt that
che was Tar on her way to that port ere Walker
and bis friends started. Tue correspondent sdds:
90 not believe that be has gone to Yucstan, for
nnd thst two Of his pessibe avenues for entering
Seasral america at egce, rfmsiu opeu to him
noIe we tnlson - Watching at Chiriqui, aud the
saratoga at San Juan, the mouth Of the Colorado
y supposed to be entirely uuguar5ed, aud may be
ayaiie1 of by Walker ip order to reach the upper
sau Juan river, without coming into collision with
the sloop-ofwar.
But Walber bss still better course open to
MIN, and one which has been q fayorite, In the
eyept nf Ending bis way blocked up at fChiroui -
pleaneidS Ties sixty miles north of San Juan No
vessel OF war there, fur the harbor is poor, aud
vessels drawing more than seven feet would 6ad
ditcuity 10 getting iu. This point can te reached
py walkers steamer without passing the fleets at
all, or approaching the peighborhood; and the pre-
saiiinS imprs ssion among the knowing oncs this
morning is that he will make Blewfelds the point
of debarkation.
W course, II he once gets within the harbor, no
United states vessel will interfere with bis proceed
ings; ior; once within the jurisdiction of foreign
power, the American Executive will feel that III,
responsibility, as well as bis just power has end
cd. Landing at Blewfelds, where there are plenty
OF canoes the fillibusters would probably pass at
at once up Blewfelds river, enter and take posses
sion Of the rich pro,iuce of Chontalcs and thence
STRIKE into the province of Segovia the great graz
Ing distii t..
The people Of sesovia are probably the most
friendly to walker ofapy in the Republic az they
were always opposed to the Chamoristas Crossiny
segovia to the head of Lake Nicaragua. Walker
woud find himself in the precise locality where he
made his last and desperate stand at the close of
ms former campaign The distance travsrsed by
this route would be about $50 miles nearly all of II
on the high table lands, where supplies are sbun
dsnt and the climate 10 exceedingly agreeable aud
healthy.
1t is supposed that. by pre-arrangement, rein
nrcements are already on their way from Cali6,r
mia, who will form junction with Walker at Sau
Juan del snr and perhaps bring " tn them the
means OF transportation for an immediate expedi.
tion down the coast to a Costa Ricsn port whence
bold dash may be made upon the capital of th,
republic. Unless some untoward accident occurs.
you Will find Walker and his gallant band payipy
b"ck with compound interest, the officious inter.
medding ofCoeta Rira with the affairs of Nicaragua
by effective blows at her very heart
EMIGRATION PROM The UNIFIED KIsapon-From an
Official return of emigration from ports In the Uni
tod Kingdom at which there government emf
grafton officers, for the quarter ending the 30th of
September, we gather the following particulars:
The total emigration for the quarter was 81 ,994
against s022S during the corresponding quarter of
iast year Inc departures ,rom the principal ports
were $500 from Liverpool, $3.50 from London,
1896 from Plymouth, and l,5U7 from Southampton:
from Glasgow, ,S2s; and l,14S from the varicu.
irlsh ports Qf these numbers, we mud that .,O44
embar ked for the United States a. at for the Aus
flluaA fnrR Rrft tish Nnrth
and ], ,063 for other places.
THg CLOSE OF LRRor CnIks.-The Mobile Tri-
bune publishes the following particulars touching
the last end of James Copeland, one of the noto.
rious wages can," which, for long tirne infest-
ed the border counties Of Alabama and Mississippi
Copeland was hanged at Augusta, Perry county
Miss, on the 3oth ult., for the murder of James
Harvey, some ten years ago:
since his condemnation, he dictated to the sheriff
of Perry county brief history of his ignoble ca
reer. lie remained perfectly hardened to the last
moment. While riding to the galIoxs he talked
freely with the crowd, {numbeTing some 1000 per.
numerously attended by his fellow citizens, and
playfully remarked that be would return to them
in few days. Before the sxpiation Of his crime
he hequeathed his body to . medical gentleman
but In his last moments recalled the bequest lie
assisted the sheriff to adjust the noose, which VA.
to deprive him Of lfc and then kessly proposed
that he be allowed to leap from ths top of the gal-
lows The deceased WAS 81 years of age, and had
passed ii years of his existence in prison.
THE PRICE OF Pork IN TRNNEssrK-There was
sale Of 1900 hogs, at Gallatin, Tenn, on the 9Th
inst, at cents nett, or cents gross, on 20 days
time. They were to be driven to Aberdeen Miss.
letter from Galstin TO the Atlanta, ia, Intelli-
genccr, says:
81 have looked into the hog market, and my opi-
MON IS. man would not be safe in buying hogs at
more than three cents gross. Our farmers views
are considerably above that price. There have
been offered here from to Scents gross for hogs
weighing from Us 10 $50 pounds, and some sslss
made at the above figure. / think there will be
mors bacon put up by the producers this season
than ever before"
MAY FOUND DEAD II A CHuRcH-ITobabYs Sui
cide.-On saturday morning last, says the Sanders
vile Georgian of Wednesday, when the doors Of the
Baptist church, IN this place were opened for pub
lie worship, was found lying in the pulpit the dead
body of q man. 1t proved to be Hugh Kelley who
had worked In the carriage shop of Gardner Mar
tin during ths summer. month ago. or more ne
went into drinking spree, Which continued until
his sudden and mysterious disappearance, about
two weeks since. Atwo-ounce phisl, containing a
small quantity Of iaudanun, was found nesr him.
which, probably, he had drank, aud that. in con-
nection with intempersnce, was. 10 doubt, the i'm
mediate cause of his death.
An INTERNAL MAcHINE.--Iast week, says the Sell
ma (Ala.) Reporter of the 9th last, friend de-
scribed a machine recently invented and tested at
Burnsville Ala, which thro~s five ounce ball.
through an inch plank at a distance Of one hun-
dred yards The Sentinel says that the velocity
can be increased to such degree, that hve thou
sand balls or shells minute can be thrown. No
powder is used-the bullets being thrown by an
arm Of machinery, came as a man throws q stone.
Tlfs certainly IS the greatest invention Of the age
With such machine mere handful of men could
dem0lish an army of Thousands In fsw hours.
MORTALITY oS SHIrBoARD.-The 0denburg ship
O'Thyen, Capt. Addicks, from Bremen, l9th Sep
temher. with IL cabin and 2S3 stecrage passengers
arrived at the Quarantine station at New Orleans,
on the 9th instant, having lost by death on the
passage Is of the passengers IL OF whom were over
eight years ofsge The disease Of which they died
is said to Lave been ship fever.
DIsTEnpER AMoyG THE DEER IN GsoRorA-The
Wire Grass Qla Reporter says that the deer In
the counties of Irwin and Worth dying In great
numbers. Many have been found dead In the
woods. and many others canght by dogs after
short chase. A hunter discovered a large huck by
hearing him cough n few days since, and killed
him. lie WAS diseased. The blood was thin and
watery, and the Joints seemed to be bloodshot -
The deer dying in vast Numbers In Thomas
Cul1nitt and Baker, as well as Irwin and Worth.
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LsrruREs IN BosToS.--Charles Mackay deliverei
his first lcctrr, in ths conntrs at Boston on Thurr
nay evening, on tnB Natlpbil tnu fpputtT fTuFS
and Ballads of England, Scotland and Ireland
The attendance WAS large and fashionable, the au-
dience embracing several of the most distinguish
ed literuti.
ALABAMA AND FLORIDA RAJLRoAp.--Thfs road WINS
opened Tuesday last to the Ledo latchie station
twenty miles below Montgomery, Ala, md nj
which time excnrsion train went down and re-
turned. Et se 4
RoBDERT.-Lent Loome T.. IAngdon, LIST Artfl-
lery, acting Assistant Commissary, had Al 800
stolen from him In Texas. 1t 10 thonght some sol.
diers, missing from MatEmoros, took the money
AN EXTRAORDINARY LITTgR.-Mr. Samuel King of
spottsylvania county. Va, has = that Uttered
fifteen sound and healthy pigs few days ago Old
Spottsylvania is trying herself
A little child in church, observing the min