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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

FOUNTAIN OF BLOOD IN CAvERN-E. G..
squiers notes on Central America describe a won
dertul effusion of fluid resembling blood uea,
the town Of Vitud, in the State of Honduras II
appears that there is continually oozing aud drop
ping from the roof of q cavern there red liquid
which upon falling coagulates 80 as to precise
resemble blood. Like blood it corrupts, insects
resort to the cavern to eat it. Attempts have beer
made several times to obtain some of this Iioujt
for the purpose of analysis but in all cases with
out success, in consequence of its rapid decompo
sition, whereby the bottles containing it were bro
ken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

THE RUNNER NUISANCE AT NIAGARA TO BE
AEATED.-The Niagara Falls Gazette says:-
"rhe Board of Trustees. of this village have
unanimously expressed their determination to put
an end so far as in their power, to the ooJectiona
BILE practices of runners. solicitors, hack driVers'
&c This announcement will be hailed with de-
1bt hv all who have ever travelled in the vieini'
ty of Niagara Falls, and will be source of salts
faction to all who contemplate visiting their won
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

FIRST VICTIM UNDER THE NEW LICENSE LAW
James Vosbufgh was arrested on Saturday for in
toxication. He was the first victim arrested un'
der the new license law, and not being in condi
ton to testify was sent to jail This morning h'
was brought down and tried. Upon being asked
where he obtained his liquor he could not give any
definite information beyond stating that ht
thought it was in Lumber street. In default O.
$40 he was sent ten days to the penitentisry
dIba1u Journal Aprll 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

REDUCTION OF INSURANCE Tho several fire insu-
rance companies of New York city have aetermne ed
to make deduction of FIVE cents from the premium
charged on warehouses land their contents) which
h.v. parspet or FIRE walls built to sueh height net
less than five feet, shall be required to protect
more effectualiy the reofs and skyights In of
tbs burning adjacent buiidiuss Tbis reduction
will be of great benefit to the insured, the
saved ON pre- MUM viii in many cases exceed $50
annually which is double the required to bui.d
LIE wall while st the same time the owners and oc-
cupants of warehouses will have additional pro-
setion from the rave ges of fires
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

A STRANGE AND TERRIBLE AFFAIR.-A MANI
ACIN A STAGE "A strange affair, resulting in the
possibls death of three persons, took place about
two miles from Eddyvilis Iowa, on the 10th in
slant.
As one of the Western stage coaches reached that
point passenger by this name of Joseph Pattefs
Jr from Joliet, III In whose previous appssr@ncs
nothing sir gulsr had bosn opservea, exclaimed
why r1d you kin my cousin?" With pistol and
dirk sniff. he then commenced g mot terrible en-,
stsu ght upon the paasepgs mortay woundnE Or
Timmons of Rockville, Marion county, Ohio, and
ssyerelylrju,ing Mr. HyIs wder, OF Jasper cosnsy,
Iowa Il. wna entire stranger to ell tho Parties
injured, and insanity only be assigned for tho
com mission of the act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

RELIGIOUS ToLsRATIoN.-The half civilized
King Of Siam, in the East Indies, who recently
issued decree allowing the free profession of the
Christian faith in his dominions, sxpl essed the fol
lowing language:
"Persecusion is hateful; every man ought to bt
free to profess the religion he prefers We can.
not tell who is right aud who is wrong; bu, l will
pray to my God tBuddah) to give you his blessing
and you must pray to your God to bless me- ant
so blessing may descend upon both'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

ABsksCs OF MISD.-A bous o'clock Satur
day morning two of city police found horse and
carriage standing ths post Office and sitter salts
flying themselves that Yves likely to come az
ter them scok them to livery stable and had the
tors of the stable recognized the horse bsong ing
to OF cur mcs. respectable and straghtforwsr ard
cti ems. who az oncs in formed of the traE
tion. 1t that he drove to tbs post Office the
evening before aad after getting his letters walked
ne, leaving his horse and eriase standing where
they were found by the policemen.-Nep Hacen
.LnfirnnL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

BALTIMORE CITY EXPENsEs.-One branch of
the City Councils of Baltimore have made the fol-
lowing appropriations for 1851
Deepening ths harbot, g23' %; orders unpaid for
repairs OF paved streets 81 957 H. orders unpaid for
pa.ng and repairing eross streets 23 O47 o8; clean
ing stiesis &e % 000 diary of City Couaci 5000;
aIsries of city officers, AZ o.; paJ of night watch,
% 6O3 pay of polse ls4, ,52i pay of Gas Company,
5 683 ST. oil for 1857, l2rOO FIRE c,mpauier "a COO;
saiafI.s Of teacharf ac of the pubc schools 80 oO0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01
sT A.Gs al. Is.SsiGAn

t. Large and Addittenni Supplies. =
Taos. 4. PRICE CO hive ja5c dssnea area
variety Of new and elegant Goods. Amo61theaa 4
Elegant Siiks and Silk Robes - -
Do Berage aod Mouselaine de- Sole Rohss
Rich Challies and Bersses
Orgsndie Mus1ns and Robes -.t4
Fr. Jaconet Robes
Coloied Lawns, from Cd to finest
Silk and Lase Nantes (grest VARIETY
Mourning Silks Muslina Tamstiues 10
EmbsoldsIiss Lsces, Collars, Hosiery, &e ke
sp l8-d2c2w r PRICE l. CO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

TUsKELING NEW JEksEY "A orrespondent Of
The REV York News, who Is evidently grieved at
certain evils Of the State suggests ths idea of
nellns New Jersey from the hudson to the De a.
ware md thus h. 81 tax i'm posed upon travel.
ers crossing her territory. Anolner susg- stion ~,
that the Jersey dues bs cseiraiized a. the ani.n
dues aie- each State of the Union to pay at once
their pec.ve proportion of the expense for keep
ing and supp ortng gates at the entrance Of her
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

"A FEMALE RELIGIOUS DUtL.-The Correspon.
dence HaVas has the following account of female
religious duel
ine Swiss rrotestants are absorbed BIZ seriocoujc
place apropos to the uusolved questions the
alscipiss OF Luther and Calvin Twoyoangw, men,
leac nen o1 o. rne, made fanatcsl by their reading
ana tne Interpretation which it
could not agree upou point Of doctrine, and finally
70 resort to force to ssttle the question The
Pisce OF nesting as the most obscure part OF the
neish ooIlng WOOD. the hour fixed was two O'CLOCK
. conos had procured he steel weapons for the duel
was 10 be fought with swords After several Ii, civ
thrdsts, one OF the fsr combataas received severe
wound In the Knee and fell upon the gra.s faintins
hs combat ceased, but two casusts in pet,ioosts
have already rallied good number of adherents 1t
10 a new element Of discord with the Beruese 1t
has simost eclipsed the Neufchatel question
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

MR. FINNEY, THE REylvALIsT, IN BOSTON,
The Congregationalists reports that 81 600 have
been collected and presented to Rev. Mr.. Finney
for his ministerial labors in Boston since Decem-
Der last. The ladies collected $500 additional for
Mrs. Finney, who has addressed meetings of her
oRu seS with great scceptaEce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-On Sunday af
ernooD, 10 IA instant, 3 wood train on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, was thrown frem the track by
he displacem of switch near the former city,
and MIR. Dunpovan, an engineer on the road vas
instantly killed, and Mr. G gorge Wragg was in
iured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

MUST wELosE The 0UssELDosF I've regret TO
learn that Mr. Boxer through hose public spirit aud
love Of art have, for man; years enjoyed the
teasure Of studying the Dusseldorf pictures in
sequence of his recent domestic infecites
to Csc the Dusseldorf Gallery, and will, probably
.et the pictures back to Europe. This col 8 ~
The finest In America, hes cost MIR. Boxer two hun
6rsd thousand do liars - N y Mirror
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

For SEBASToPOL.-The bark Susan Jane clear
ed from Philadelphia, on Tuesday, tor Sebastopol,
taking out steam engines, pumps, caissons and
other machinery, for the purpose of engaging in
the raising of the Russian ships sunk in the har-
Dor of Sebastopol during the late war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

In THE PULPIT Ralph Waldo Emerson made ms
sppearapoe In a Boston pulpit last Sunday. mr.
he left the pulpit fifteen or moro Yeas ago. Mr
EN- erson dlscoursed the present occeElon, TO q
crowded audience in the Music Hall fhere vas no
reading of scriptrrs, rrsysr benedic.ion attend
ing the service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

RETuRNED.-Rey. d. a. Wilson. formerly Of
Adams county, Pa, who has been for some lime
principal of the Alexander High School at Men
rovia, Africa, returned to Gettysburg with his
lamily few days ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

THE FIRE IN OXFORD, N. C.-The loss snstsin-
ei by the fire in Oxford, n G is estimated as fol
lows:
Mess B. N & d. Herndon zoo, insured for
ST. Osu B N. HernGon s 1000 besides all Of hin in
dtvidual bot de; II. Nj Lynch jeweler 1920, insur-
ed; & j. Mitchell g. Co., $500; w s. MoClanahsn
= 1000; r l.. Hunt & Bros $1,000, injured; J. 6 u Il
C. 1erpdop. Insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT.-Adsm Bel.
cher, of Susquehanna county, Pa, was cutting
railroad ties = few days ago, when, in stepping
4cross tie, his foot slipped, and hs fell across the
edge of his axe cutting his side and lungs, so that
ne died the nexi day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

DOUBLE TRAGEDY morning
aoout half past one o'clock, q man named Joseph
bacnmsn, who was in the employ of Philip w Wal-
Ter, (lime burner,) on Carondeet avenue. went to
tne mousse of the lstter, and effected an entrance
oy raising sash He proce eded to the room where
q servant girl was sleeping. carrying in one hand
lamp and in the other a double barreIed pistol
Ipe girl screamed on seeing him, and be immedi-
ate'y fired at her, and the whole charge which
was OF shot. taking effect in her eyes and face -
one OF her eyes was totally destroyed, and it ia
thought that she is other wise Injured fatally The
pistol was 80 near her face when it was dischare.
ed that she was burnt badly by the powder.
After firiog he turned and fl.d, but the rirls
cries brought the police who intercepted him for >
short time, but be kept them at bay with bis pistol
and finally made his escape. He fred the second
barrel of his pistol at of the policemen but did
not hit him Nothing further was heard of him
tor some hours, when his clothing and pistol were
found on the edge of old stone quarry. near the
RIVER, which was full of water On search being
made. bis body was found in a part of the quarry
where the water was about seven feet deep. Il
was found that he had shot himself in the face be-
lore drowning himself but probably with blank
charge, as no wound could be discovered beyond
that made by the powder An inquest was held
ana 40 verdict rendered accordDgy-St Louis In
tetkgencer, Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

~ Abel u. Mayo,
ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY rUbLlo
will give prompt attention to the Liquidation. ss'
curing and Collection of Debts of every description,
BY legal process, In the Courts of the City OF hch-
mond and County of Henrieo.
Dispositions and other Notarial Business punetusiiy
attended to.
Any reference given that may be desired.
OHice opposite the Law Buidins, over August Z
RanPolphs. ap l3-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

A WEALTHY SoCIETY.-The New York Liquor
Dealers Association numbers over $500 persons
and has cash fund OF $300,00O, when Is 10 oe
exnended In testing the constituiiopaliy of the
License Law, recently passed by the Legislature
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

The ENGLISH IRON TRADE.-The gu arterly
meeting of the English ironmasters of tue vicini.
ty began at Wolverhampton ON the s.h of April.
The prospects of the trade were looked on as
more promising than for some time past, and a
buoyant spirit, it is stated, pervaded the whole
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

To The ClTIzrss ARD STRANGERS VIsrrrse the
CITY-f you wsh to get your h.ir cat In the latest
ard most i'm proved styls would advise you to call
on HOBSON his Hair Cutting, shaving and
Shampooins Room, under the American Hotel, en-
trance on 1lth street eus
". - Hot, Cold and Shower BATES can be had
at all hours Single Baths, .5 cents, five ticks
or Bl. 23-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

~ Samuel E. w. Becker, Attorney at
Law 10 prepsred 10 undertake any business pertain
ins 70 his profession In this any Of ahs adioin
ing counties May be consulted in any Of tho q, cd.
srn European languages and gives prompt altentioa
20 the Collection of Claims
kY- Office Ilth street, between bank and Main.
4-d3ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

~ ssWoodiand Cream''..A poTade 10
peAurlryIsc TIE HAIa-highly perfumed a ena
to any French article imp1t.d and for half the
price For dressing Ladee Hair It has no equal,
siying it a bright glossy appearance It causes oeh'
tIensn,s Hair to curl in the most natural manner
IL removes dandruf always giving the Hair The sp-
oearsnce of being fresh ampooed fr1ce only MY
cents None genuine uniess sgned
FErRIpGE Y Co, Proprietors OF ths
Balm OF Thousand Flowers"
Fo, sale by all DIussists ,ur,
BENNErT, BEERS 4 FIsHEk,
NH I1-aod6m Agent for Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

DISCHARGE OF Mas. WHIrs.-U1 yedeTday
mornng announced the arrest of Mira White. wife OF
the late sarnosi II. White. recently murdered in
Washn ston county, Pa, piclon OF comnlttiDg 9
tn. deed. We have since been informed, that ate
ne airing before Jrsiee of the fasea, she was die
charged the evidence net 5eog sut csnt to cenvict
h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

RECEIVER APPOINTED. Samuel l.. Hays, of
Virsinis las beon appoiated Receiver of Public
Moneys at the Ssuk Rapid, Minnesots, vice VIM.
II. Wood whose commission has expired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

THE SALE OF INDIAN TRUST LANDS -Lieut
Robert Stevens, of Lecompton, Kansas Terri.
tory, has been appointed by tbs President Of the
United States q commissioner to superintend the
sale of the trust lands of the confeders,ed band Of
Ksskaskia, Peoria, Piankeshaw, and Wex Indians
in that Territory, on the cath day of June next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

sr Dr. p. H, Christian has removed Dis
Office TO the Richmond House, Governor street,
where he can bs found at all times, except when pros
s...ion.Iin ar..,a1 NH S-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

- ] nm n en- ndtdaIe Ior the Third Cone
sREssIOsAL DIsTRIcT Of the city of RI hmond
Thus. J. NORvsLL.
Richmond Va, April 18th, 1887. 40 Is dtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01
~ Abel u. Mayo,

~ DIR Coons late Of 81 Louis Mo .-
Office and residence Sd street, west siae oetweeA
Marshal and Clay street, mn iS-oom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

TdOS. R. PRICE 4 co have just received heavy
supplies of Housekeeping Linens, 5beesings, Dam.
asks, Toweugs, &c. which shey are selling off at
astonishinRiy low prices. Merchants families and
others in city and couutry. have an opportunity
of furnishing themselves at large discount less an
regular rates. Those in want desire ed to gve
them a cali Every description of Servants Goods
on nand, and ofteIed low
sp lS-das2w THOs 4. PRICE & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

AN ANTIQUE CUkIosIrY.-1 be Paris cores
pendent of The Boston Atlas fur sishes the follow
ng singular description Of 81 1gulsr parsonage
q, q recent ball in the Tuilleries-
The Duke Of BIunswick IL diamonds This
peson 9 man some sixty years old, but BY dint of
false tessh pain ing fss hair ste e corsets and
mstics, you look IN vain for marx, of any age he
has eff 4ced them ell, and he sppe if he might
have been q contemporary of Nepe leon At the Tu.
ill-ries ball. he wig, which as ten times dark
er in color than lamp black or ebol J; green froc
coat, 90 covered tn gold enbroit cry that no one
could nave Suesfsd of what cooI it was red panta-
loots covered Hith embroidery and tho fam Qua da-
ta= g,eat exhibition; he hii breaat fourteen
UrGe' IN DIAMONDS! ais shirts COST q hundred dol
lars aoiecs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

" Persons down town having business
with me- and who 1nd 1t iuoop vsnihnt come or
send to my store, will pl leave their orders at
the store Of messrs 8. McGruders Sons, on 18th
street, when they will be attended to.
ap 27-lm MARK DOWNEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

VISIT OF THE SULTAN TO AN EsaLIsH SHIP
The Sultan Of Turkey, visited the British man
war, Royal Albert, on the 27sh uls The cor
'espondent OF the London Times, says:
e was conducted to the upper deck By the Am
6assaoor who obliged to help him M tbs lad
i IeIs ne wore the fez. with button on the ton,
iose overcoas, the collar and cuffs OF which we've
ms OF diamonds, worth about 25,,U00 He ap
peared very much exhausted and neryou. And Az
not to be at ai at After he had recovered
nts thew open his coat, to show the riband
ua stat OF tue 6aresr, telling the Admiral that he
feit proud to it before 90 many "b ave soIdis
eho sailors" ehsir was brought out for him. whsc
a. refused sa5in. in French which he speaks fairly
se ne ss's pas fatigue" After tho usual complmen a.
aiy speeches bad been exchanged the Admin al con.
oucted him to the cabin and after short re.s he
ssa,n came on deck and walked toward. While on
aece ID tlms the Sultan had evidently got over lis
nervousnesa and laughed and chstted a GOOD deal
apparently taking considerable interest in all he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

SCENE IN A WHEELING tHsATRE Lola Mon.
tsz has been eclipsed thrown into the shade At
Wreens, Va, Monda9 night, at The theatre M iss
Dora shaw in the ndss of tbe fret scene, (the Ga.
stat, left Armand Duval standing in the mid.
die of the stage where the two had been king very
loving togsther walked furiously and msjsstcaily
~ the foot light arc declared that she vas not
opsr supported, she would not play she gathered
up the fo'ds of her costly dress scowlsd upon Ar
mand, and strobe loftily from the stage The audi
eaee was a,tounded Z completely dutubfounded at
this extraordinary nduct on the part of Mss Dora
Shaw. Armand (Hr hanchstt) stood quietly look.
ing during the enactment of this scene, and
it had concluded he stepped forward and In q quiet
I'll I'd manner proceeded to say that tho lady had
sudiously endeavorsd to render herself dissgreeabls
to himself and the members of the company and
appealed to these present to decide to the truth
of the accusation made by the lady Mr.. Hanoh ett
wound up with the remark that Miss Dora Shaw,
would never have the honor cf appearing before
those to whom he was speaking while the theatre
remained under bis management. Bis remarks we're
followed by vocifsrous denominations of applause,
which indies for in the world thst the sym
pathy was in the maus instead of tn womans favor
Another piece was then substituted, and the per.
formance proceeded, despite the absence of Miss
shaw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

LAND WARKANTs.-The financial circular of
Sweeny, Ritteuhouse, FAINT Il Co, OF the 29th
April says:
The supply OF Land Warrants has lar gely increased
and the uemaod being light prices hav9 sud
6ealy fallen of two cents per
We quo!e the market dali at the following rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

Il IA Il Nj IEz-> a ~ Az - A., is I'D
mIttsd, by all. TO be one of the most pleasant
and Convenient Hoteis in the city. Some of the
best rooms kept for the special accommodation
OF trans nj visitors where they will fud good old
Virgins Fare st the moderate price OF j Is per
day. Also superb rooms and pairs Of rooms
for families with Board, at moderate prices, By the
week or monsh
Also, several fne rooms for rent, without Board.
An lS-3taWtE IDHN 4. JETER Propristor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

n z tFVVUtS
1NBARGAINs.-W have just received cur Spring
ana Summer Goods, amcuess which can be found
large choice of Fancy Silks at so cents; very good
Black Silk for dresses, IS 87t and ST. beautiful
sortmeat Of Bersae DeIaines; mullins; Lawns in pat
terms ct sl; Ginghams stella shawls at 80 and up
wards, large lot of Black Silk msntillas at : 90
White Cambria, JscOnet, Swiss Striped and Dot
ted Muslin; the cheapest lot of Embroderies Cam
brio and M usiin Bands st 10 cents; Sleeves in Sets
Cambgte and Moustln Collars; Linen, Diaper and
Towelins; Hoseres Gloves, Silk mts Silk Para.
sOs Eieached and Brown Domesics. All who wish
to save money will do well to give CALL at No.
n Main street.
G-d1m p 2TRAiISE ~ RPO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

NUT4CE.- The unsiersig ned having tak e u
the store No 81 hsln s.Ta=t lately occupied by
sias l. Johnson begs losve to inform his 7 nds and
the public generally that he Ia now receiving from
the Northern markets large and desirable stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY G0ODSl
al Of which entire J NEW and FEEsH ana adapt
Cd 70 the tail trade to " c he would respectfully
call their attention promising TO every exertion
10 please and accommodate his pstrons.
ap4 In GEO h BAGBY 81 Main ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01

FRENCH GusPowDER PLOT 1t /, confident
''.,ed tnaf there really was ground for the ru-
o' .oA' dangerous plots ssainst the life of Louis
N.po'eon were discovered recently, only at the
.s' moment before the time appointed for their sx.
scution:
A. e sns correspondent of the Manchester Guar
IA :, s1, plan did exist, only for putting an
S 1 ~ tne Emperor's life, but for committing mur.
ni. ~Ir,esaie, after the fashion of tho gunpowder
Pos. Ano details have been confined. with com.
,paEHlveiy wonderful secresy. to the people about
f., -uhetles and prefecture Ct the polioe TIE af-
"Oato seem TO havs rganized FOX some tolerably
ns wnhe' ana tbs moment Of action was fixed for
s. nisnt when the court should visit the Theatre
ncms theatre situsted at the end of the Rue
hehsneu ~ and anssx'd to the Palais Royal. 10 for
s.s.ter part, built over q ground A ,or of shops
=, thsss are occupied by trad.amen we'll kno IN
" the sushofilss; but 10 the narrow srd some what
"a passage, which runs from one entrance door
=, & .ns N atre into the Psais Royal there is COL
.St,on ot small shops, on, of which was uuoccu.
PiSa, and h.d escssad ths notice of the rofce
1his me OF shops lies Immediately under the i'm.
perlai oo1 at the thear, Francais and this shoo was
sISouciheiY hired by tbs individuals who meGitsted
.ne auaGk am going to reiate Little by little
snu as 'hey hoped unpercsived. thew had intro.
oomou'tblss of all sorts ato this clossd shop
xnSh " rs tnus re presenting Guy Faux's cellar The
oas oeIore the Empsror's visit howevar tn thu ,ba
o; 70 wins % the perform ance of "F F,mmips tn.
oenLy oeing n,inutely examined this ahon Ak c;te6
ehton, and tina very day of the atats visit II was
psLeo, catered into. and the whole of what il
taneu was discovered. The plan has hssn ,o bJo,y
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