The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

:. WASHINGTON, June 2, A M.-An /, nov or,s.
NO further outbreak Is apprehended 1.ha nm =,
Gratis have elected their Collector r. soists. a,.,
cveyor, ana majority OF the City Council 81 4
strong gnard Of Artiilerymen are posted "a the vi.
Tyler. 5~.,,..-st :, 80 5o~p'
Among those, killed was Archibald Daivrmple
orakesman on the Washington road As far "A /,
known he WAS not participator in the riot, bu
was struck by chance shot Several of sths
wounded will, IL 10 thought not sursive. :,
The Washington Union, Of yesterday, says.
All that were Killed or wounded, with one O,
two exceptions among the wounded, were peace.
able Citizens, passing by or looking quietly on
g. 90 5, 60. ==-.......---...- ==-........---...- = - 8
Fight between the Government Troops
and Revoluti0nists In Peru. ts.s
1t has been briefly announced, heretofore, thai
saugunary fshts took place on the a2ds of April
in the streets of Ballas, between the Government
troops and Kvancos party, resulting in the defsal
Of heiattsr. The following interesting details d
the affair are furnished by correspondent Of The
Philadelphia Ledger :. - ~'r et' 'ee' .ss
Esriy on the morning of .ths 2l.t April, thereyo
iutionist party, hesd BY General Fiya1co arrived
IN me bay and anchored, the screw frisats .kpuri
mac and stesmsf !" HuaHss" see ninsIy full OF
troops. everything pss,ed ct quietly until nsxi
morning, the 22d,, wlsn, at O'clock, being yery
fogsy there came marching up the main street same
sx Or seven hn dt.d troops They advanced eas far
up Sei.e dei Commescio AZ the Governors ssid sn
GoVernol's house, ana athsn the alarm was given
when Csstitlastrpops sailed from the castle. s1me
elgas hundred In ALL bains al the troops stationed
aa the ,oit5 at tha present time Hoaitiries com
memo Immediately, and both parties fought brays
N sdvaneins and Fetreating on both sides az the csss
Nun. be atts'sng each other from different streets
Notn'ns .ud oe heard but the roll of musketry and
sharp ciack OF the Mimi riff for three hon rs when
at little afeer O'Clock. the risancos, were csm
pieteiy routed, having their two prinpp pal generals
kii ed and two more wounded l22 oficsrs ana $50
soldiers made prisoners and 20 killed and 48 wound
ca, Fhe remainder made that escape in the coun
sry having no boats sent off fo1 thsit assistance =
1hree s:reets were horrible to behold, officers and
men iJlHs Just as they fell, Csstla's solders
Suts Iefocious even Killing the wounded af they
had fallen the officers having no coatrol over tho
men tor some tina sftsr the b,ttle was ended.
IL sreported that Viyanee has got some two thou
sand more troops coming up here, by water from
islsS, 30 that may have another more BLOODY bat
tie In few days, II tbs vivanes party ehanc be
Victonous there IL no doubt bat they will pIunder
every store and dwellins in town. They even want.
60 TO lombard the town withoat gvins the resdeues
any notice; but tho foreign of war interfefec and
noned hin that he must give this foreign residents
fotty.s isht houfs warning Castillo had one Gsner
al killed 9eneisl Plsss fsso Governor Of Csilae|-
n all, 40 killed and IS wounded on the Government
SIDE Several stores have been ged, and hotels
&s, where the Vivancos entered tryins to escape =
q our store the doors and windows sKe completely
ddied with bsiis soing Though and damaging sreat
our store, We suffered moro than Others = -es1Atf
On the 24:h inst when the Govsrnors funeral pro-
ces.ion was passing aons the alarm wa, given thst
the enemy were lending. which caused great conf.
slon: The troops were ordered to FIRE In doing 90,
q Mr. Eaton, Secretary to the American Consu, was
aecideotaiy shot, whie standing upon tho roof Of
tne ConfuPs omce He was native of Boston and
was generay bsloved by our citizens He was bu-
+ % next day, 1nthe Epgsh Cemetery. 80
MURDER IN ARKANSAS Oa the 18th ult, a
wealthy gentleman named Ed M LIE Grand, was
murdered at bis residence, High Buro Park. Deshs
county. Ark, by Paul Sample. who had been dis
charged from his position rs overseer short time
before. by Mr. LIE Grand It Is said tha. one Of
the motives which induced the bloody act, was the
fact that Sample was aware of provision made for
himself and sister In Mr.. LIE Grand will This leg
aey. however, was revoked before his deatf:-
strange to say, Sample was acquitted by amagis-
trate and suffered to depart 2 E@fs ~ Ttas~ .
''"ONE MORE UsFoKTUNArE'-The New York
papers report that the body of young female ap.
psrently about 20 years Of age, was found fosting
in the water near Coney Island last Friday even.
Ing She was dressed In q red stripped basaue
had fancy rigolette on her head, and was other.
wise well dressed. The Coroner held An inquest,
and the usual verdict W as returned-s. drown
ed And thereby hangs a tale This is the
strrn body found 10 that vicinity within Z week i,
HORRIBLE AND FATAL. AccIDEST-A man
named Peter Fitzimmons, employed as q work :
man in the Washington Foundry on Second STREET
between Morgan and Grace streets, st Louis
came to his death few days ago 10 the following
manner; While engaged in removing metal from
beneath the trip hammer, which is used for bresk.
ing old heavy castings, tI.e trigger was tally
sprung. aud the hammer fell from height of six
fees on the head of the unfortunate man. crust ing
1t In horrible manner. .,sti.e. i>asassf,
DETERMINED SUIcIDE.-A man named Stacke
who had taken passage on the stage from San
Antonio to Seguin, Texas recently, Jumped into
the river at the crossing of the Guadalupe was
taken cut by the passengers, and resumed his sea.
In the stage. On arriving at Sequin, he remained
In the stage until the other passengers had left IT,
and then blew. out bis brains with pistol.
Z CONVICTED The four men heretofore convicted
in New York city of killing the captain of the brig
General Pexrce. were On Friday found guilty
of killing the cook of the same vessel, Smith wac
convicted of murder in this case and the other
three of niansiaughter. - 10 he 1-s a.
,REsIaNATIoS-P President @. F. sMcCay, of the
South Carolina College, has rendered his resiRna-
tion,- h consequence Of some difficulty between
himself, the professors, aud s.rdenss. -
CHEAP ENoUdH-The steamer s s Prsutiss
worth about $4,000, was sold at anc'ian few
days ago in Mobile, 10 r S Kirke. for 81 700 :, .-
STEAMER aBURNT7--The steamer eSydona ou
her way from Camden to New Orieaus9 on the % ]
inst, was totaily destroyed by FIRE. The second
steward and = fireman were lost - = b
KILLEp BY LlGHTNIk g. Miss Edw. rls, Dung
lady, was killed by lightning on the 2Sth nts near
Montress, Westnoreland county, Va. AAuf i'Hi
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