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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21
FnuBrsrERING,-The following is dispatch from
Washington:

FILLIBrsTERlNG,-The following is a dispatch from
Washington:
II is stated that the President has issued cireu-
lars to the United States Marshal to arrest any at
tempted departure from the United States for the
invasion of another country.
The Administration is determined to enforce the
neutrality laws and to-day he took the initiaioiy
steps for that purpose. In addition TO information
raj expeditions, namely at New York New Or
.c,a. aud Mobile. for the invasion OF hica sgua,
under the leadership of General slker, intelligence
from an official quarter has come to Land of ano-
thpr expedition having its centre if not altogether
confined TO Texas for the invasion of Mexico and
it is supposed the seizure of the state of ramauii
pas. Gen. sam Houstonis, by the reports :eived,
implicated as its leader.
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smpwxST or SILVER To rHE EtsT Tho amount ~
silver shipped from London 10 India and China by
tL. steam racket of the 5th September Was s.;
tl5 uyg and the amount OF gold $4,000.
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S.yrgxcgp-W Washington Cline cbrvh '"d st
Wheeling. VA, on tive indietHeIts 81 Ias'ins
r9nutef fleit coin has been ssnenCsd m the fshitrn
tiary of the District Of Columbia, iof zen years
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NARROW EscAPE.-A narrow escape was mad0 at
,iordonsvilIe Va a few days since. David Paul
Brown, distinguished lawyer of Philadelphia at
tempted to get upon the train as 1t moved OF, fell
beneath the first step OF the car, and every one
tt,,,,rht for the moment that he was certainly
killed Fortunately he did not fall upon the track,
but so very near that the wheels Of the entire train
pa.sed over the crown Of his hat.
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BY JAS. A. cowARDIN.
EDUCATION,

AtISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL. Grace
w stre~t bct~eea eth and sth. The seventh sas
sion of ths scho0i VIII commence on the LIST say o
N-f her ans close on the lst day of July.
T}e EnRl-h department IL exclusively under tn,
ard higher mathematical classes which viii b,
tauSht by gentleman who has had several years
experience in teaching in oar city.
The French class Niu he under shs instruction of 3
gentleman whe has had mach success in commnni
tatirg that language. =. i6-dlm*
NflSS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AMI
VI DAY SCHOOL FOR Yol Nj LADIES.
PEGRAA viii r. ypss e-r School 0.. lhe lat day o
October.
Sh. will as heI, ;afors have sntl.. sgp.ryision q
the English tiSsS,s, aided Gy G0li pGtsAt
10 each Dcpsrtx3, al.
latin. Mathematics. tb- raysioal Sciences ap6
Neral Philosophy ,,,ll Us taught ly Mr. PACR >
The ERkNCh LANGUAGE Mil bv uLder III.
sAsrEr Of SataT-e 4 bERACb. Partisan lady a
ths highest quail. latio4a
Iho BELLhs-LEtrkES GLASS vili bs continued
20 IS-sits
as- "h'g 81 La4ulres cepy, daily and country
THE next Session of Mrs BENEFITS
SCHOOL. FOR BolS. viii commence en- tn,
J.. .! rctobsl.
ii"r ru0lls w IA uc thoroughly instructed and pre-
pare" Tor ihe more advanced classes in Soys schools
Instruction in iat.C aud French. II desired.
tL&hS, PAR SESSION;
OttAei - E'AE - <e.,. so ts
Nr+J lo wears O., 2S
Tuition in Latin oi French, each ..........., 10 ~
As-locatoA ga yih, between Grace and Franklin
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nZATH OF BASKER.-Cien George Rust Of tho
banking firm of hessrs. Appleton Co, of Balti
more died at the residence of his sOn-inlaw, Cole
man Yellott, Esq, in that city, Thursday evening
last, The deceased was the proprietor Of beau
iful and extensive estate in LOudOun county, Va,
where he long resided and well known and re-
spccted
The deceased had frequently Represented Lou
duun county in the Legislature OF Virginia He
Also filled. during the administration Of General
Jackson the position Of superintendent Of the go
vernment armory at Harper Ferry.
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pUA DVNSEFILLLEs FIGHT WITH INDIANS tN
rHs GnA RTvER.-The santa Fe Democrat, of the
3pth of July, comes To with the particulars u
the recent action Of Colonel Bonneville's COM
ulsnd with the Apaches, the Gils said to be the
most decisive engagement Of our troops with the
Indians.
AS they neared the Gila, the country became
more level. and spies soon discovered signs of In
tians; and it became evident that the enemy was
at hand. Their speed was now increased, and
ina little while they came in view OF an Indian
camp upon the bank of the river, partially sur
rounded by thick bushes. The charge was iuime-
liatply sounded. and the troops rushed To the
night Lieut.. Moore led the van of the column,
charging through the village and across the river,
aud taking up position to cut on their retreat TO
Mount Turnbull Lieut.. M'Cook joined the head
Of the column in the charge, and rendered valiant
services in the action. This completely broke up
the camp of the Indians. and all who were able
fed into the ueighboring bushes, where they made
their defence
In the meantime the right column. under Lieut..
Col Miles at the head of which Col Bonneville
marched, was coming up rs rapidly as possible
When the report of musketry first announced the
battle commenced it was about mile aud n balf
from the scene OF action, slowly deseendins the
mouDtain, down IA rocky and 6usby pathway. As
sunu as II known that Capt. Eueii wa engaged
with the enemy, the order t" gaiIop was givrn and
the charge made Col. bonneville leading the van,
To the field of battle.
..Ihe whole command now upon the ground
aud took part in the action. The DragooDs having
cut of the retreat of the Indians to the mountains
| Oh the lett bauk, the Mounted Rifles charged on
the right bank and prevented escape in that direc-
ton. The ID and Sth infantry, under Leuts Whip
ple and S.een and iieuts jackson and Cook, Es-
sisted by the Rifles and nragOons, Row attacked
the Indians in the hu hes on opposite sides % thr
river and after a conflict succeeded i'll kill
ing or capturing nearly the whole party The heid
af battle extended the distance o about mile and
aaif Oh both sides Of the ella, aud ~as covered
win a thick growth of bushes. which enabled ths
pn-tny L. fight with great advantage, ~ the IN
| tans twenty warriors and four women were iound
| dad ON the field and twenty seven women and
| children were made prisoners. The loss of the
| rnrmy il supposed to be much greater than indi-
| Gated by the dead bodies found upon the field OF
battle ms two prisoners taken after the action he
| report that the camp consisted of forty warriors
| of whom but two or three escaped Of our troops
| Two officers. Leuts. Steen and Davis and nine men
| were wounded"
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my SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

IL The Rev. ". y. WEBB. A. NJ. will resum.
t,SchlEs sE TIL kSDAl, Oct list. at the room il
ta- rear Of tho SycamVrr Church "a nth street be-
;Scen Broad and Marshall lately occupied by Mr. =
" Roster, TEe course OF stus will comprise tsa
# our most approved schools either North or Sous
IhoyouShurNs IN every department will be- 50,
r.slY regarded In addition to a collie .iate educa
tou the advertiser has taken special pains by prI
sanSiis VISITING within the last few Years the MOS
approved institutions Of country. to intrsduc.
into als y ysirm all that is really desirable
The most satisfactory references given. Also
ahuulsut evidence cf acceptance at every point n
vhs-h his services have hitherto been u9agcd.
Terms and farther particulars application
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N,gRr,ag OF PoEr james Rnsseil Lowell Esq
AZ, married at Portland We 20 Hl-s ffsheH "un-
Gar, ,.iece Of IxGoyernor Bunlsp Of p0I IlaDd.
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MISS LIZZIE STUART win open a

School for Young Children, at her mothers res
llence, corner % Trace and ID sts the LIST of Octo
Ter next She n4tt-rs herself from her experience,
sh" Will be able 10 give satisfaction.
She begs leave t. refer to
Rev. Mr. Ninnsgerode1
Rev Mr.. peterkin, p;oh,,ond
X, T. Daniel Esq, "'NA'
br IL NabeIl
John Washington, ton ESQ King and Queen
George VI Savage Henrico. 6s ll-lm~
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4 BryrH ~ GRAFrs Pr tnftecs a RAN RIVER,
uass has in his green house a buncts "f grapes
.,ljnare,l 10 weigh fifteen Ponnds, and mcasnIiEg
.au, feet Eve inches ia length snch bunch "t
prares We rresume was never in this country be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21

MURDER.-Wm. J. Hendrick, son of John
Hrndrick, residing in Campbell county, Va, was
dred upon and killed near lazoo city Miss. ol the
st inst by DIR. c. &. Tucker. lie WAS in the pisz.
1a Of the house, about giving medicine to some ne-
prues when he was shot
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THE CHISWICK SCHOOL.

M r.,
mules west o. Richmond. on Monday October Ist-
Having had several years experience and being ar
credited a. dY. 70 .elSch share OF public patron
Nsa = solicited.
fhr la- tlau il retired and remarkably healthy
tt" il-5loliu" VIII ." t>'rlSldn and IIrc'ltGl
4 f~w boar3cr- male or female n,ay, on earl,
application, br accommodated at my he1se and 9th
e. ia Jle ueGhbuIhood.
sc5-lu~ GEO q. EXALI. A. VI.
y B For information in the city apply to Mr. Hen
RE ENALL. Architect opposite the Americas.
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All ls-sotrS,ttdtlO
ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND MATH-

Il EMArICAL SCHOOL.-Prof Il. J. Christian
having resigned she char of Greek in Echmonn
College. viii open Aa EnSiI-h Classical and Mathe.
Ia4tlca school IN this city. on st October next Dp
flB- lI~ long experience ~ teacher, he has been
rGu-tnutly Impressed with the want of theroug lines.
the preparation OF boys either for college tn
active duties of life lie therefore proposes to admit
only a. many pupils as he teach, and 10 devot,
himself with nntiriuc energy to making Thorough
scholars the -trICte1t of the term. He has
secured comfortable room, on 9Th street, .etwerI
Franklin and Main. Any communication adlresss.,
t. hIm through the Richmond f. o.. will lee prompt
y attended to- He hepcs that those " no intend /,
psrfoniE, him will make immediate application.
Terms tuay able seRli-vnunAlly in aiyance) $50
REFERENCES --iipy. !. rsterkin, Rev. Geo. Wood
bridge. =. D., Judge HAfy yburtnn, Judge Meridith
Nrss,rs. VIM. II. Christian Jno. ". Gregory, Fred
Rrsu-fori. VIM. +. Taylor. h. B. Miner, Il. H. Chris
tian. " yndham Robertson, Jos r. Aaderson, John
-. st~xrT, Chas. Geunet. Rev. MIR. hcpirr, Gen. VIM
II. EchArdson. Col I. J. Evans. Can't. {. Dinmock
Dr. II J. Miller ii. }. CHRISTIAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21

ENLLINGTON SCHOOL.-The next ses-
II sion Of this School will commence the LIST Of
october, l557 and close the last day of July fol-
owing
Persons wishing 70 patronze this School, win
max" carly application, as only limited number OF
Pupils will be taken.
fDT terms &c address either If the subscribers at
junction r. o., Hanover county.
REv. THOS II. FOX, Principal,
r. IL. FOX, JR., Assistant.
au 2S-d6CNjmE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21

Total OF lives lost 81
The officers Of the steamer are spoken OF as the
choicest men in the employ ment of the Company,
being distinguished for ability and trnstworth-
ness. Mr. Hull, the purser has been In the en-
poyment of the steamship Company since the
hrst establishment Of the California Line. Among
the passengers was probably son Of Dir Raymond,
the agent Of the Company, who went out In the
steamer to spend a vacation from school.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE

- RICHMOND Va
The acyt session Of this Institution will begin oI
the first Monday in October and close on the LIST a
o. July.
The Principals will be aided by nine assistants.
FOR further particulars address
D. LEE pow ELL ; p;,.,
r. j. MORRISON, }fFhclpaIs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21

MIR. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
vi SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN ST.
BETWEEN 81 AND 4Ta STS.-The 18th Academic year o.
this School will commence OH MONDAY, the 2sth o.
September. 1857.
i Glass will be formed in Greek and Latin, and pu
Pills will he admitted whs prepared to commence
the study 81 either OF these languages enter somt
Of the more advanced Glasses already formed.
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Richard Gilbert, officers mess boy; VIM Flynn,
fremens mess boy: Aaron Holcomb, John Prsstis,
John Hsney, Henry Hendlerberg, Isaac Prattis,
James West cooks; Charles Cornell. scniiion: John
Patterson. butcher: John White, pastry cook; VIM
heielland. baker: James Tennison, VI ID. sur
sson; Jacob d 6illsad, barber; Isaac Nash, water
closet.
Thomas Matthews, Robert Cbrlsty. william
Bourne. who worked their passage, and probably
left ut Aspinwall.
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DICHMONp CLASSICAL AND COM

IL MEKCIAL INSTITUTE, UN NINTH STREET
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL.-Ihe un
ier-.uei Principals Of this Institution, have united
their interests for the purpose Of establishing q
School Tor Boys of the highest order and have been
successful in securing excellent and CommOdiOus
rooms in the iabove-named central part Of the city
They viii make such division OF labor i'll the e1
eTCi-es of the School, to render the instruction
most PRACTICAL and THoEOCGH.
The k-citAtons will be conducted with the use o.
Globes Maps, Charts Mathematical Blocks, and Phi
luspphical and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this school, can unite with Glasses
pursuing u cOurse 0t instruction with 4 view to a
thorough business education, to enter the first or
advanced Glasses in College.
For further particulars and testimonials, see Circu-
ar- to be obtained at this osiCe after August 18th.
and At most of the Bookstores, by application I"
either of the Principals. one of the Principals cal
he tuuud at his study, "a door from 9th street, OIL
Broad.
The School will open on MONDAY, September 2lst.
Er.i..-.Lr Eminn viii take charge Of the French.
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REFERESCEs-Hou. -. =. Baldwin, VIM. II. Chris
tiau Esq Rev. Chas. II. Read d. d., Rev. ) 5. Murk-
land James Macmurdo Esq, John II. Tyler, Esq,
George = Woodhn, Esq, Mrs Susan l.. Pellet, Miss
Harriet Hall au l9-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21

IL The exercises of the Richmond Female Institute
will be resumed On TIL kSDAY, Oct. |, 1887. Appli
cation. for admission for any information desired
with regard to the Institute, may be made to
So l7-Gt3D b. MANLY, JR., President.
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iant Il
Van Rensselaer, lst officer; James VI Frazer "a OH
csr4 Chas A Myers, Sd officer; b Hull parssf;
IN nIl shp seorekerper bI other Of the pufser' Jho
Rlack, boat.wain; Finley Frazer, 10 Long DAVID
RAYMOND. Francis Waters, Jas Clark Jas ftsYefs
Jobn DAWSON. Frederick Brewer Rich Reed oam
u.i lawrence, Edward Brown, Thos Parker, "m
Iacksou. JAS McIane seamen Timothy McEvaen.
Cbas n Boyd boys Geo Ashby, chief engineer;
Ibn Tiee first assistant engineer; lily keeler sec
nd assist engineer; Geo Buddington, third assist
ant engineer; Donald Mcdonald, foarth assistant
engineer: VIM Jones. fourth assistant engineer Jos
CLARK fourth assistant engineer; Morgan Badgeley,
Martin HYDE Alex Grant, Bernard Cocklin, John
smith, Jno Clark, Pat Carr, Geo Stewart, Jno Davo-
sew. Ed DOYLE, Jno Jones, Hy Hetherington, hre
men; Pat Gavin, Jno McConuin. Arnold Bell, Jas
Norris Herman Wager, Bailey McCarty, yno diiies
pie Rich Bell, Callan, coal passers Pat Evans Jho
Kiernelty, Jno Banks, Jas Brannan. ashmen' "m
Wigglesworth store peT Mcbride, steward
lanes Breslier head waiter; Eli Glenn Eris lCieni
ensl Bartlett Gaynor. Cyprian Nelson, samu'
Nelson. John Hogan, John Brown. william fst
| kins. .Iohn : Freeman, Michael Dwyer, Patfics
| CarrolI Archibald MeBeath, WA Stevens, waters
pbilip Poker, siiveraan; Mm Myers, tinman "n
Haze. piias Lbbey, John Young. psntrymen
| Iam.s Yapcey steerage steward; Henry iiolcomee
| james Henry. George Wilson, Peter helisy JONI
! Bius Richard Painter, stsersge walters: william
| servant, Charles Pennington, porters William ssl
' rstson, captains man; Lucy Dswson, sie"sross'
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CCHOOL AT SUMMER HILL.-Th

AIItUUL II NU NNIEN IIILI.-I Ht
- next session Of my school. in Chesterfield, will
commence the 10Th Of October and close the 10th OF
August under the tuition OF Mr. 7. Il. Maury grad
uatr If the University, very highly recommendedby
Dr. Harrison. and selected with special reference to
hi- moral and professional qualifications. ] want
several boys not over fourteen years OF age as com
panious for my own children. The house is in the
trest a well drained knoll. and protected on all
sides 10y dense screen of woods. Though within Al
minutes drive Of Richmond it is perfectly retired 1t
may suit parents IN Richmond who wish to be within
easy rv4ch Of their children.
Tgrms-S2D payable on,-half in advance. and the
other half on the lst of March The instruction II
intended t. ft boys for college. -
An 9t-iflM NStf ERANk q. RUkFlN.
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AIRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
WI ING AND DAY SCHOOL, ON 4TH STREET, Be
TWEEN BROAD AND MARsHALL.-The third session OF
next.
IN this school will be taught all the branches Of a
flashed education. incinding the Latin and Modern
languages, together with Music upon the Piano,
Harp and Guitar. Instruction in Vocal Music will
also be given.
pTOcussX
AttffaSn will be paid TO the proper training and
advancement Of the young ladies entrusted to theI
charge aud their moral and social Improvement pro
pioted BY every means IN their power.
Ihi. school hAa been in successful operation III
Kichnuni for nearly two years and the subscribers
refer wtA confidence, to its patrons for any intnr-
nation which may be desired III reference TO its
merits.
TLRMs-About the as heretofore. For them
aud ether particulars, refer TO -
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
su T--d&c3m Miss ADA b. MINOR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23
A Burglar shot BY a Woman.

A good piece of female heroism took
place on the 9th inst. at Ashland. Ii
appears that about one o'clock the house
of DR.. Isaac Hodges was burglariously
entered, the Dr. being absent. The
rogues, supposed to be two or three in
number, thoroughly ransacked the low
er part of the house and collected TO-
gether a considerable amount Of proper
ty ready for removal. when their opera
lions were overheard by Mrs. Hodges,
who was alone in her chamber adjoining
the apartment where her three children
were sleeping.
She asked in q firm voice. What is
wanted lhere?"-but receiving no an
swer, repeated the inquiry in a moment
or two, when one of the party who was
making his way up stairs responded
''Shut up, or I'll blow your brains OUT
Mrs. Hodges Instantly seized a gun load
ed with shot, and discharged it at the
intruder before he had reached the top
of the stairs. He Immediately cried out,
20 my God!" and retreated from the
house, leaving traces Of blood on the
stairs and floor, and for some distance on
the ground outside. He is supposed TO
have been shot in the face. In conse-
quence of this unexpected reception the
plunder was left behind; the burglars
being probably glad TO escape. The e1-
ample of Mrs. H.. is cOmmendable.-
There is much protective virtue in shot.
Bottom Bee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23
NEWS ITEMS.

Bishop Simpson of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, was at Constsntinople
on the 18Th of October.
Hon. Walter H. Lowrie is now Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania, the commission of Judge Lewis
having expired on Monday.
Quite an extensive revival of religion is
in progress at Roberts Chapel, NJ. E.
Church, Indianapolis, under the minis
tration of Rev. Mr.. McMullen.
In Bedford county, Va, lately, Miss
Elvira w. Wing6eld. aged "a, recovered
a verdict of S97. 900 against VIM. Stein.
aged 80, for a breach of pramise of mar
risge.
The Harrisburg Herald is credibly in
forned that a number of families in the
neighborhood of Harrisburg, as well as
in that ''burg" itself, have left. or are
preparing to leave for Utah.
An impertinent editor in Alabama
wants to know when we ''intend to pay
the debt of nature?" We are inclined to
think that when nature gets her dues
from him it will be by an srecution.-
Lou. Jour.
The Legislature of Alabama met in
Convention, and on the first ballot cleo
ted the Hon. G. c. Clay, Jr., to the
Senate OF the United States for six years
from the 4th of March. 1859, when his
present term of Office expires.
The Auditor of the Bank Department
of Indiana reports hat only one bank,
established under the free banking law,
has suspended-the Tippecanoe Bank.
There are ten banks now winding up and
redeeming their circulation at par.
A man in Iowa had his nose bitten off
the other day in an ARRAY begun by him.
self Of course he is in no danger of be-
ing indicted for getting up the quarrel.
Any Grand Jury that may examine his
case and face will have TO report "No
bill found"
John B. Holmes, formerly of Albany,
N. Y, and who was sent to the Peniten-
tiary last week, for fifteen years, is said
to be worth $4,000. over and above his
debts-all of which he has accumulated
BY various acts Of ~rascality. He is not
the only one who accumulates wealth in
this way.
ave ere informed by a gentleman
from Nebraska that some Indians are
now held in slavery by a citizen of hat
place. The holder of them is recently
from Utah. where he purchased them
from the Mormens, where Indian Slave
ry is one of the adjuncts of the plurality
wife system. and he now continues to
hold them doubtless in conformality with
the bred Scott decision.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23
9eatbs.

Al his residence in Talbot county, Nd, on
the lst inst, after q short illness Of inflammation
of the Brain, Mr.. AMBROSE HAZLITT. for
merly of this place, aged 50 years.
He leaves a wife and two children to mourn
his loss.
And shall we meet him in the sky.
So loved and so lamented here's
And shall We greet again on high,
The face and form on earth so dsar,
In Liberty, on the 81 inst, after a long and
severe illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL,
in the 18th year of her age.
In Liberty. on the ID inst, Of Typhoid Fever,
Nj. GEORGE BIXLER, aged about % years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23
Crime in New York.

There are now two men-notorious
rowdies-Yntier sentence ofdeath in New
York. The Herdld is anxions to have
them hung. Referring TO a report that
Governor King would probably commute
their sentence, that journal says:
I'VE most sincerely hope he will do
nothing of the kind. Things have
reached that pass in New York. what
with the ineficiency of government, the
laxiiy of courts, the growing immorsli-
ty of our youth. and the vast increase
in the importation of foreign criminals.
that unless some example be made, this
will soon be no 6t place to live in. We
say it boldiy-no city in Asia or Central
America, under the worst form Of des-
poJism or anarchy, will be moro unsafe
rs a residence for a quiet person than
the metropolis of North America. Many
days this fall we reported on average Of
one murder per day; and robberies,
rapes and abductions have increased at
the same frightful ratio"