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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23
AT THE ANNUAL Convoc.r,oy or ryr

GRAND RorAL CHAPTER OF Virginia, on Friday eve
ning last, the following officers were elected
=, James Evans. Of Richmond, Grand High Priest:
Powhafan B. Starke, of Petersburg Grand King.
John W. Potts of Greensyille county Grand scribe.
Ihomns u Dudley. of Richmond, Gt.nd Treasurer;
5onn :, IN Dove, OF Richmond, Grand Secretary: Leo g
IL Il; CoWper OF portsmouth, Grand Capt Of Host:
,hoslsr. OF Richmond. Grand p sojourner; James
4; Lei m OF charlottesville, Grand r. A. Captain:
20 Ed T. Lane OF Louisa. Grand NJ. Of I'd Vail; John
pai neiogd + Of frederclsburg, Grand a. of LIST Vail;
nehl % H. \; Shalk, OF Richmond, Grand Marsha Richd
T. Philips, OF Staunton Grand Chaplain Emannel
seIaon OF kichmond. TiIer and steward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

NAVAL ISTELHaEScE.-The U. 8. sloopr ofwar
Marion, lying at the Gosport (ya) Navy Yard, In
ordered in commission Immediately. Her marine
guard left Washington marine barracks on the
llth inst, and are now quartered In the Gosport
marine barracks, waiting orders. The United
States receiving ship Pennsylvania, Will furnish
the balance Of her crew. The Marion will Join
the home squadron for the present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

est attaches to the annexed obituary notice In one
of the New York papers Of Saturday;
Died-on Saturday, Oct 81, Isabella McKim and
on Saturday Dec. 18th, Charles Montefiore, dsugh.
ter and son OF ]. MeKm,an Angelina Rowiey, lsts
of San Francisco, California; These two children
were rescued froui the wreck of the Central Amer
lea, and were the only children they had.
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KEnARKABLE FATALITY AMONG HoKsEs--Mr. Hem
ry Robinson, living in the southern part Of Mont.
gonnery County, Illinois, lost seven horses In the
short space of thirty-six hours in the early part
OF last week. The animals died in singular man
neF. After feeding, as usual, they were turned
intoa lot, when they gradually became stupid, and
in the course ofa few hours, successfully laid down
and died. Shortly before dying their nostrils are
said to have expanded as in the case when horses
have been driven hard sa tge+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

Honorary TesTmosIAIs.--Iord Napier has. b. A.
strnetion Of Lord Clarendon, placed In the hsads
o. Secretary Cass number OF medals which her
Aajestys governments desires TO present 10 the sG
hcers and men engaged In the several expedirions
which have been fitted out In the United Stste~ ~
the recovery Of Sir John Franklin and his cen,
panfons. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

SUGAR AT HAyASA.--The reported injury 10 the
cane in Louisiana by frost, has had favorable 81.
18th Inst. sales more active as sdvasesd
prices. Stock 9o,o00 boxes; same time lass Ssar
5000 boxes. Grinding had commenced, and the
crop promised to be unusually large. few boxes
cf new crop had reached Havana 7sg q $500 1
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LAND SLIDE-Thc down town train on
the Central Railroad due at Is minutes TO . clock
yesterday afternoon, was ssdetsiued until about o
o'clock last night. by land slide, some three hun
dred yards west OF Greenwood Tunnel. The earth
was removed as soon as possible
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

EA1hA poliCE.-At no season of the
year isan extra police so much needed as Mt the
present time, and if the Mayor has not the power
70 increase the number of the watch for few
w, the Council should give it to him at once
There are now in this city thousand, of uaan,nIoy
"a negroes turned loose to do they will until the
nifins time OF the new year begins Having had
no opportunity for accumulating money by over
wolk IN the tobacco factories for several months,
ger the "needn for their Christmas frolics. and 10
prevent excessive depredations, an extra police
force Is absolutely necessary f'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

THE CENTRAL HOTEL has been leased
by Mr. Francis J. Smith, and viii open for the
reception Of visitors in the course Of few days
Mr. g. has had some experience in hoteling, IL ex.
tensiveiy acquainted throughout the State and will
no doubt labor assiduousiy to deserve public pat
Foaage.
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" The last OF the Ranao,uhs !.

The Petersburg F5press, which gave very en-
tertainng sketch of the life and character of the
late ST. GEORGE RANDOLPH, replies as follows to the
Philadelphia Bulletin which took issue with the
Express its statement that In his death the last
OF the family became extinct:
the Bulletin says that he tSt. George Randolpbl
Il not the Last Of the Randolphs,' and the family
has SO widely flourished in dnere 1T parts of the
country, that IL Is ineytingufshable The eorrec
tion was scarcely necessary, for editorial would
not have conveyed TO any obseryaut reader the
IDEA that no representative of the great sirainia
randolph lineage was yet living What was said
Was that st. George Randolph was the last of the
kande!phs OF Bizarre, a branch of the family
which was perhaps remarkable for gifts and for
the figure It made in the annals of the Old Donn-
ion, a. any other The eccentric vaietudin. .rian Of
, ROANOKE, VINO was always dying and always
restiessiy engaged--whose silyery eloquence held
Senates in rapt delight, aud whose witheriux in
yectlye WAS the dread of some of the abest men of
the time, was, perhaps, more deeply afflicted by
III nie consciousness that in the death of Theodorick
!uaor, ana the lncurable lunasy of St. George Ran
dolph, the last hope of perpefnating the house of
Bizarre was quenched forever, than he was NV his
own life long malady, and eheerfess isolated exist
ence. FOR wherever John Randolph went. he dwelt
apart IRON the sympathies of his kind and he was
as much alone in the gay circles of Washington or
IN the glittering courts of Europe as in the soIi
tudf OF HIS Virginia estate. His correspon,Ience
apounas IN aiiislons 70 the 1neytabe extinction of
the Randoiphs OF Bizarre. With ar.stocratc in
stlncts that made him resemble rather a cold and
naughty Earl of the Peerage of England than a
republican citizen of the United States he looked
upon his line as one who had come over with the
Conqueror might be supposed to regard his Nor
man lineage, and that Bizarre should ever pass
into other hands was an idea AS painful to him as
that Dayiesford shoud never be restored to the
race OF Hastings would have been to the oppresser
I'VE are very well awarethat the other braucbes
OF the Randolph family of Virginia have aourished
abundantly and that descendants from the first
emigrants of the name who came to the colony
have risen ta high distinction in various partseci
the Union Many Of these are kpows to US f,er.
sonally, and it would he difficult name race OF
people among whom are to be found lovelier and
gentler women, or braver and more intellectual
men. We trust that the Randolphs may always
continue TO be known for their graces Of person
| their mental endowments, their high integrity
| and incorruptible Patriotism
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PIANOS. &c.

sssswr- EUNNS Il CLARK'S PIA-
Sssssss-IsrxI5I85& NOS-SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
III N HT L. II. TAYLOR @ has inst opened @
X v v several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling durng
the past thirty years to the entire satisfaction OF the
numerous purchasers. Also Pianos of ca octaves,
together with several excellent second hand nstru-
meuts, which will be sold at unusually low prices
MEL0DE0NS of Peeubet's make, to be obtained
a. this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. or variety of patterns.
The most extensive assortment Of MUSIC and Mu'
sical Instruments in the State. Z. H. TAYLOR,
10 25ts Piano and Music Store. lSs Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

GAxnrfSG IN segfa CAsoLfxA--A bill d before the
South Carolina Legislature which provides fhat
professional gamblers who are found guilty 81
gainbIing shall receive shirty-nins ixshes 10 sd6i
tion 70 the punishment now provided ~ law. II
this bill. when passed, does not suppress gambiisx
In that State, no law can
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

"BaEAp Rlor."--At Quebec, on the Ilth last,
large mob Of the unemployed made shreafsninG
demonstrations on several -four and proviston
stores; bot the public succeeded In aspsrstsr the
gathering before anything serious occurred Col.
Gugy, who undertook TO address them, wxs par
sued BY the mob, and barely escaped with his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

IsTgNrERAScE is on the increase among
tae lower classes, and many worthy men OCCASION
ally indulge TO excess when they got Christmas in
their bones Last Monday night, Frankiln w. Nc
Gee and Edward w. Dali were Gagged for improper
conduct, but the Mayor lei them OF yesterday, af
Ter giving them reprimand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

fR ETTY CARRIAGE.-ProtectionF Fire
company No, has purchased the beautiful bose
9arflase na formerly owned by Liberty Company No
and we are pleased TO learn that the Commando ba
resolved to have no boys running with his ma
chimes, and no "bunkers' in his engine house. Ist
all the companies adopt this course, and the De.
partment will have much less labor to perform than
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

PORTRAITS OF Ex-pREsIDEsrs.--Mr. Hsa,y, the sy-
tist employed by Congress 10 paint the portrsitsg
OF the exPresdents TO be placed In the capitol ct
Washington, las been IN Buffalo for some sins en-
gagged upon that Of Mr.. Rillmora. - .a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23
No FREE TREArs.-Most Of the rest,

No FREE TREATs.-Most of the restau-
rant keepers in the city have wisely determined
not to supply the public with Stree treats on
Christmas morning, as has been the eustom for
many years. This change for the better, viii add
materially to the sobrieiy of temperate drinkers,
aud prevent many headaches aud broils that would
otherwise occur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

SwEErExED. Robert, one Of the slaves
charged with stealing confeetiouariss from a. An
toui, on Saturday last, was convicted before the
Mayor yesterday and ordered TO be severely oggsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

ExEcuTIoNs.-Fiye meu are under sentence from
the several New York Courts to suffer the extreme
penalty OF the law early in the ensuing year. Jas.
Gallagher sentenced In BROOKLYN last Thurs.
day to be hung Feb. 9Th, for stabbiDg Hugh Kelly
IN porter house. James Rogers, for the murder
OF John Swanston, and Michael Cancomi, for the
murder or policeman Anderson, have been SEN
fenced to be hanged on the 18th day Of january.
James T. Donheliy, convicted OF the murder Of Al
bert s Moses, at Navesin, N. j. is sentenced to 10
hung on the sth of the same month; and James
Shepherd, convicted of murder In the irst degree,
mas been sentenced to be hanged on the sth Of Feb
ruary. 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

A LEaAer.--Res. Robert Gray, . Erssbytsrisa
minister at Bart. near Loadondsrry, Irsland. AisA
lately, leaving eonsderabls property TO his ~
phew John Gray, who 10 supposed TO b In the y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

DEsIGyIyG.--A few more young men
who may be deslrous ofiearnIng the art Of drawing
may get into the school of the Mechanics institute,
by applying At once.
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aA $40 REWARD.--Rana away from

ETE
"A the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
~ gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq, of
~. Loretto. Essex county, Va, who sent him to
Ricnniond, to my care; and furnished him with
froa the date Of the pass which dated early in
6eptember last. Ills wife WAS then living in Ches-
terfield county. near Petersburg The above named
negro was enapcipsted by the late Thos. o. Taylor.
will give the above reward II delivered To me In
Richmond. 10 John Saunders at Loretta, in Essex
county, Va. WM. s. PHILLIPS.
de S-ts
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NOTICE.-S25 REWARD.-Left

my house. in the county of Mecklenburg.Va
- ON the Eth Instant, negro naIned
aCESAR, of very black complexion, aud
tDout IS 40 years OF age, with good set of teeth
lie is about 5teet OF inches high and rather thick
ly set. 1 Will give the above reward of S25 TO any
one that will deliver him TO me, confi1e him. 50
] get him again. Agents on the Railroads, are re-
quested TO keep look out, he may try to make
his escape by the cars.
HENRY TUCKER, Yatesyille
Y1r0 TIA IfIIlnniurrr IL "
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The Rochester Democrat ann Lances the deAsh of
Rev. Daniel Whitaker, missionary Of the Anssk
can Baptist Missionary Union to barnAh. sse
Coal Is sellieg In New Orleans II 20 cents per
barrel. -
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DEATH FROM HYDRoPHOBrA.-Richard w. ia eobs,
% years of age. of Mr.. Richard Jacobs, of
South Danvers, Mass, who had been unweil for a
few days, complaining OF pains ia his bones on
Friday last seized with severe pain accompanied
by rawlings aud all the symptoms OF hydrophohia,
which continued until death relieved him of his
terrible sufferings some time during the night.
The deceased was bitten by dog some hfteen
years ago, while living in Illinois, and the deadly
virus it is supposed must have been lurking In hts
system ever SINCE If 80 it is q remarkable case
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

No PArERs. Elizabeth Stewart, ! free
tared by the hsyor for her IawIessns.s srS ~
charged shd ~
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CnExRLxss BRp.--William Conley was
found in vacant lot iasensibly drunk. last Aon-
day night, and esgsd for safe kesping tai ysstsr-
day morning, when he was disehsrgsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

The STATUE-though yet uncased-at-
tracts hundreds of vis;tors 70 .h S..S
day, many Of whom go there with the hone of yet
ting glimpse at some part of this great work of
art, but find themselves sadly disappointed. The
smallest portion of the granite shaft is being
sienetheDed py iron fastenings to guard against
breakage; the machinery for lifting the fipnrs 10
ts resting place is on the ground ready for opera
lions, and as soon as the long masts, now coining
up the river, are received the arrangements will
oe completed and the statue be raised From ALI
that We can learn there IL not a shadow Of a Janht
that every thing will be in readiness for the in,po
sing ceremonies to take place on the 22d of Feb
ruary. " "
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ALMOST IMpAssABLs.-The late heavy

ALMOST lMPAssABLg.-The late heavy
rams have rendered the northern sidewalks of Rank
street, between 10th and 18th, almost impassabIe,
oy Washing rom the east side of the Capitol Square
the pavement, thereby forming a complete a,iac-
hllre When the Improvements on the Square are
completed, this washing will probably be pre-
sehteu put until that time, some step should be
taken to keep the mud Fl ON the si,iewaiks AZ thst
ladies could pass without soiling their dresses and
running their CATERS. ""N
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SMALL Psx.--This disease Il prevailing Ia Phila-
ialpha 10 such an extent thai The health officer
has discontinued his reports for fear .of alarming
nerYous persons
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THE DOUBLE MURDER IN PESssYLvANIA-The mur
der of Mrs CARRIER aud Mrs Ream, In Lancaster
county, Pa, has given rise to intense excitement
there. The Express, of Thursday evening, says
The funeral of Mrs. CARRIER and Mrs. Ream took
place this morning at 10 O'clock. The remains
were inferred In grave yard near kis.el on the
Litiz turnpike, about four miles from the house.
The train of carriages and horsenien was proba-
bly, the largest ever seen in the county; over four
hundred carriages alone We're in tho procession
aud notwithstanding the sosemnity of the occa-
sion, the excitement among the people, through
fear that the guilty might escape the punishment
so justly due them, is 81 id to have been terrible
in the extreme, and it is expected that not less
than thousand people from the surrounding
country will be in town on Saturday to attend at
the hearing of the prisoners The feeling of in
dignation is intense, and threats freely made
that the prisoners will not be allowed to return to
the prison alive. We trust, however, that no un-
lawful act will be attempted, and that the s'se-
cond sober thought" will prevail against any VIC
lence.
The two negroes under arrest have been fully
identified as the two men who were seen TO enter
the house of the two unfortunate victims.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

nA- caaisrsN. psxsxSTs ron LApIxs. M1p1xs ana
cnnDRks.-rhe subscriber has jusi rscelvsd usaa-
fal assortmeat u Ladies. Mines .Hnds dsCAit6rso'o
French GAiters and eiippsrs bsing hsnisoms tA1ng
ssT cAnssnAs prsssas ALkx- VII s g =.
do ly-st IN 2Hn u -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

10 THE PoLLs, this morning, and ssyoee
ssray Tor Sheriff as an the candidates are sxfrsne
~ soiieifous for your sufYrares
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MECHANICAL.

nm, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds Of work, in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks TO his
patrons for past fayors and solicts coA-
tnuance of the Being master Of his business
he promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal to auy other house i'll the
city and fully cheap-a fact known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERINd, &c.-Eei Is prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town az d country.
TIN WARE.-Always on hand a large and general
assortment of Tin Ware wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-ie is likewise prepared to do all
kinds of Gas Fitting In the best manner
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensive stock of w ell and Garden Pumps
fe CHARLES III, LANGLEY.
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ACCIDENT fRox CARELESS HANDLING OF FIREARMS
A serious accident happened few days ago to Mr..
Thomas Heartwell. Of brunswick county, Va, who
had one of Colts repeaters in his pocket, and
whilst handling the weapon, IL accidentally explo-
ded, the contents taking effect in of his
thighs, and causing very serious wound.
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yAa'RIEs OF TRApE.-A letter to the i'hiladelpbi

yAasRIEs oP TRapE.-A letter to the Philadelphia
Enquirer from New York says:
notice the arrival here of between one and two
hundred boxes of bacon from Liverpool. The his
.ary Of this shipment is worthy Of record About
sar aud a half ago they We're shipped from St.
Louis via New Orleans. to England The market
there not fayoring q profitable sale, they were
was glutted, which caused return 81 the lot to
Liverpool, but the state of affairs there induced
the owner to deliver the bacon here, for the pur-
pose of being soaked, seraped and re-smoked, and
thus made ready again for the market scAeH prices
shall Ferire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

HoxGPArHf.-The number Of Homeopathic ply.
sicians in the United States b about 1900 There
are two Homeopathic colleges, one at Philadelphia
and one at Cleveland Ohio, az each Of which, upon
a fair average, one hundred and twenty-five stu
dents graduate annually.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

WgEcg.-Ship Juniper, from Rio Janelro for New
York, with cargo Of coffee, was wrecked ON the
18th Of Nov, on reef about l10 miles south of
Pernambuco, Vessel and cargo total loss. The
captain and crew had arrived at pesnambueo.
The j. was sos tons register, built at Robinson.
Ne in 1858 and was owned by Aymer 4 Co., OF
~
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GENERAL AGENTS. g.
GEORGE ii. TOMPKINS,
~ ACCOUNTANT,

WENEKATl ANENT AND LULLECTUK,
Oiilce corner nth and Bank streets Richmond Va,
WIN write MP Hooks make out aud Collect Ac
counts Rent out Houses and do any other business
appcrtaining to a General Agency.
lie 2l-~lm
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The KANSAS Bill OF SENATOR DoyaIAsr The Kan.
sss "enabling bill" introduced by Mr., Douglas in
sne senate provides for board OF ve persons, APP
pointed by the President and confirmed by the
senate, to make an enumeration Of the Inhabitants
OF Kansas aud fair apportionrnent Of the mem-
bers OF the convention to form the new constitu-
ton The election to be held on day to be desig-
mated by the board to be not less than ninety nor
more than one hundred aud twenty days after the
passage OF the act The board Is to be entrusted
with the appointment of judges, and the selection
OF places of voting; the elective franchise to be
confined to every free white male citizen Of the
United states over twenty-one years of age, who
may be boaa fde inhabitant OF the territory ON
the list Of December, and who shatI:have resided
.hree months prior to said election In the county
IN which he offers to vote. The convention 10 as
sembie In not less than thirty more than sixty
days after the election Of delegates The constitu-
lion TO be submitted to the legal voters for their
free acceptance or rejection, aud unless adopted by
majority OF all the legal votes cast shall be null
ana void The bill also the personal polit;-
cai rights OF the people, including those Of the
speech and press
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CRATES. TENDERS. FINE SETS OF

CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" SHOYELS. .TONGS and PoKERS.-I have for
including every style of Fenlers, Summer Pieces
handsome aud plain sets OF shOyeis, TOngs and
Pokers. Seven different sizes OF coal Scuttes cndeI
Shovels, fire Shovels handsome Stands for Shoyels
and Pokers Blower Stands, Brass and Iron Footmans
Are Brick fire Slabs and Jams; sets OF Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells OF
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others in
want of any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. ! am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron Work of the above de-
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACT0tY, No. 225
Richmond, Va.
go l6-3m 3. u. DESOON.
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At Oak Hill, near Pottsville, Pa, or Saturday,
James Holland, aged 10, killed his own mother by
kicking her He was drank. Since the murder
he has dsappeard.
The cars ON the Alexandria aad Washington
Railroad, commenced running regularly on Mon.
day.
W. B. Matthews, of the Arm Of stedman 4 Co.,
died suddenly in Boston on Friday.
Frezzolini has appeared In Havana, as Amina, In
Ia SolnnaInbula.
There were % deaths In Baltimore last week, II
from small rox, and IL from consumption.
General Mirabeau A. Lamar, Minister 20 ceatfAI
America, will not go out upon bis mission II pre.
sent,