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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

NEW YORK, Oct. z, 1881.
PROF. o. J. w00D-DeaF Sir: After reading the adTer
tisement In one Journals celebrated
Hair Rstorve,E procured halfpnt bOte and was SO
much pleased with It that continued its use for two months
and satisfied Is the best preparation before the public
II at removed all daudr and unpleasant itching from
the scalp and has restored hair naturally, and have
no dOubt, peTmaT emily So
You permission to refer to all Who entertain any
doubt Of lie performing all that Is claimed for It.
MISS FEEKS, 965< Greenwich Av.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

s e. e. -o' ~ IN an ana any Il ny sooas .. and
y etc. elit fSfre- - ~ ~
q lla1c, he store 9 . hs oscIui1 -
ISAAC RRAGEl, us IfafS sirses
losest Ne AactiSa sales .evsry ssiillay
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09
IYrom ,l,e CINCINNATI Ga1ctte.l
BREAKING OFTHE ICE.

BKEA1A1NNT S(E L TIE 4CASs
AccIDESrs AND IScmENTs--As we stated yes
teriay morning, an alarm was given at o'clock
ON Wednesday night, that the ice had broken
away. After floating downward far enough to
carry ice that had lain opposite the Water WORKS
nearly as far down as broadway, there was a
stOppage. At 81 o'clock yesterday morning the
ice commenced running again, but shortly stop
ped, and continued motiOnlcss until noon, during
which interval pedestrians passed backwards
and forwards from the various ferry landings
Passengers, who chose to pay for the accommo-
dation, were conveyed across to Covington and
back IN a sl1iff, run by men over the surface OF
the ice ON its keel, like sleigh.
Soon after II o'clock, the ringing OF bells and
the scream of steam whistles proclaimed third
start of the ice. This time the start was in car
nest, for only few temporary stOppages occur
red afterwards. Very soon the levee and the
landings in Newport and CoVingtOn were crowd
ed with thousands of spectators The windows
that commanded view of the river were throng
ed with ladies, and many ladies were driven
down in buggies to view the exciting scene. As
incidents occurred here or there, or boats were
struck, the multitude dashed through the mud
to the spot with deafening shouts and yells.-
General excitement prevailed
The following is detail of the effects OF the
breaking up ofthc ice on our water craft; though
not so serious as on the same occasion on the oath
of last February, the injury done is OF sufficient
importance. One thing is worthy of remark.
Last year the Underwriters were the greatest
losers by the destruction of the boats at our
landing, for all the injured Steamers were in
sured, except one. This year the owners have
to bear the loss for of the six steamers injured,
only one Is insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

CAss OF DEowNISs.--nn Friday night last, sailor
nsmed John Hsnre, employed on the brig Athens.
Capt. W. IL. Swopp was drowned within a few ysrlr
ot the wharf. Tho unfortunate man had taken the
captain from tho shore on board tho brig, and
hitching the boat to the davit tackle, when he fell
into the river snd was drowned almost Immediate
lv. Henrie, ve learn Was native of IT. Helena.
and assisted in tho dsinterment OF the remains of
! Napoleon some years sgo.-fetersdurS Express.
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MILLS BLOWN UP.--A letter to the Norfolk (Vsl
Herald states that the steam department attached
to the south Mills exploded on saturday the 4th
INST, throwing the boilers lou feet from their posi-
tion. The waste way which passed the water
through the mills has given way aud the washing
of the water has caused the bank in consid-
erably, and it is continuing To cave ill., The level
of water from the Culpeper lock to the mill il
tirely out. A white man who in the mill at
the time Of the explosion killed instantly, and
one or two negroes were slightly hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08
'ALuABLE MILLAND FARM IN

VALUABLE MILL AND FARM IN
ryu Hhki.tS CITY COUNTY, ABOUT .IGII-
En- OK ~ HNlf MILES bELoN RICHMOND
W W tLf-.he hrc authorztd Ia sell the MILh
- fAhM iocatei a. above. nav or ned anal uer n
a ty N'T"rs u. BslL Tbs Mil has two pair
,"ia, one tnT wheat, the other for corn II arinds
On i,fp "a 80 barrels of corn ua toll Der auuuDl
r hDout f,Sn bushels ~ whset though il docs moi
luis more than hall Uf her time 10 grind the lat
vi. h'r gearing, being Of iron. cost stos,t s.aree
''~ts As!, t,Hn. a person. by buying wheat and
Tn s9nid realize lsrg. profit from that scarce
'o AheI hnu.s contains hts rooms The Mill Ia
rii'r- tnfloH high and has shed attached 10 il
'hs ~ ~ Viii b. -1ld NTH lUo ACRES or LAND,
pafrLaser = - Sf'NN " 'A'
A saw attached to III" Mil would do we'll There
pnl Office here sad 1t IL ap eYcsiicn location
ntoies one 81 The flIps la the illrT house 10
as sHesdy ntttd up f,'r Thy purpt.ssA II IL gasi
s'and tor Black suith snd &heelw ffgilf. as IA,
AT.r xhsft Three eVunty rtsds int-rsect N-,'
~ ,sssaion 70 the Mn prop~rty arr authorized
9 ~ ths fafIn adJoi'iiBg, esutaipng between 4fo
200 0 acres III has on Il good bsrn stable car.
nss eoase, kitchen. good ofice and On err~iient
| "ssn nv ntsr rhnuse containing Que rooms.
Mite me rforsfty ,tshjrh viii be sho~n them by
TT y. Ball sesidina = al the Mil. q =
asihe hfas 81 niodn ting Apply TO i NstsAsssssssN
Ia eft ataia 00DDlS E AfPgKs0Ns tsxcts =
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The Z. 8. steam frigate Niagara will not leave
England until the 18th of August
In New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Hoboken
and Jersey city, there aro II 900 groK shol-. ..
There wore 3ll deaths IN New York last week,
"a Of consumption. r. F.. .r..f t.--t -.' --ssrt
The ship William Rogers, Of Bath, foundered at
June 3lst and elevon VI the crew were lost. ~
Prof james X. Smith Of the 0gisthorps Medical
College, at Savannah, died suddenly last Friday.
Mayor Wood, it is said is going To white sulphur
Springs, Va, to recruit his health.
Among tho letters detained In Norfolk, Va, not
prepaid is ono for Gov. Wise, of Richnond, Va.
Harrison Allmand, sn old citizen of Norfolk
Va, died on the 5th inst. sag. s5nfsa~x ?
Revs. Francis J. Doggs and Leendas Rosser We're
preaching in Lewisburg, Va, last week
Peter Stroup, aged lQ7 years. died in the county
Of Wythe, Va, on the Goth of June. .- .s
There were SO deaths in Norfolk, Va, during
the month Of Junc. r. f.. .-..-.. f..-l d.. .tH
There are 125 visitors at GreenbrieE, Va, White
sulphur Springs. .s1 -t.H g. F4s.I~s.t. 9a- .H
A tournament came off at Liberty. Bedford conn
ty, Va oa the ith at which Geo. A. Nichols, knight
of 0tterburn, came of victor 'ti -.i' ma -'i
Rev. r. q. Hitchcock, of the Fifth Presbyterian
Church. Baltimore, has been broken from his pas
tpral relations on the charge OF ittempersnee,
| The celebration Of the Fourth" at Lynchburg
consisted in Sunday school pic pics, and passed VI
very pleasantly, ... .,.l-lp..... l4s ~.
There we're l2s deaths In Bal.iIaare last week, Il
ttS eons,mptioii- In Philadelphia there wore Il 4
hof which 81 we're Of eoifsumptson .i l7iisd f3A1s
| Hon. Hi Brown formarly q member Of Congress
| ftsm Marylund, died in Carroll county, In that
State. Friday. nfinN Nss - ." ft45#tf !" s*@+t
| The value of freisn goods imported at the port
during the week ending Sd inst amounted
to 81 ,446,5Ts H eof .'gs't ~. ,'a ~. ~
The inhsbi,ant. Of Utah do not exceed ed 5000
htwothirds OF whom are woniqn They arc princi
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,J7DE ron TRArEIERS AND 0THERS
RAILROAD LINES.
RrcuMoSp. fKLpkRGCksDJ AND 4

RICuMoSD, kknkRtCksbti ia AND 10
rnx.c KNLKoan. gous North, loayrs twice every
lay tSnB,lSy evenings exospted at ooi@3, a: VI.
II AZ -t,3r4sk y. NJ. tor the iotontc river, VII, re
t,,fncr !. takv Tor " ssinXtan. th"tIco by Rail
ra! f. EsamcTe. &'. o..
IlB.rNtA CvNTksl. gHus Moth, Leaves this cit
Ice daily ,Sundsy tvenitst "Ss ept"',b at o'rSk
v sad : d J'rl,s 4 l. VI tot 14rtfssNilio. WHORE
-, .puf,.l With the tFsiu- ~ ths pTsGxo and Aox-
TIN, " asA4r stuu. Raltinuro dc.
ptIExoNp AN2 pANviAs Isutyrs Richmond at &
,ri,-k 4 n aai CuuuSts with tho Suuth-Side road
=, .be junction, al IS O'clock 4. NJ, Sundays ex-
sAV'rH .- ,.--.,. ....
e,,rr .!ss Sundays tKr8pied) AT ~, o'clpck A. N .
and EucGs>A + VI su accommodation train icav'N
hrra ~ r N.G LAY, Wednesday aud Friday nj :
DOH 4 VI. - ,--.....-
POR NORFOLK &c.
.Ths sto@ naar a kTI~ PE Il. Capt. SanH BARNES.
t..4- l4r wharf At irs keIts eterv saturday, Tnc-
ssr sHi Thursday mornings, a. "a "Ci,ak A. VI D.,
al the GLbN GuNk. capt. J"hI Dsyia, every aotr
Il. nJu"s-lay pnI FRIDAY murning., at ah. 9oiOck.
s.. Nu-fAk sui Portsmouth,, t.sn'ling st all the
q. ,Ciai landings uu ia rv"f.
FDU MN IDNK. g..
The ,4eufnsf In JtNH+TONN. Captain Parrish
40. ,rerv T4reIzy erru.nS sf ! u'clO~k Tor New
~ lr,.lfus 81 my Point and Norfolk ta receive
-s,.-ugr5s r.. leaving Norfolk next morning, at
FDR PHILADELPHIA. &c.
H. .Sa st,~.rn.hip- FPN NSNLNANfA. VIRGINIA
. +,lVi uy RICHMOND. Uf.~ Il th,4sJ steamers
'..,. sver- Monday arl THURSDAY. stopping AT City
= -, ami :, s.f n tu r,,jve freight apd passengers
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REMOVALS, &c.

OEMON AL.-The suiscrihel has romny-
II e. g. his new nye story rtur. On the ,,ip,,it.
..c 81 Nam stt't ,srr hniow til. late ,tand nf
G'~7ls Ittsoll Laid 6 e..
In II !. HnssIkG'X,
~traIu t-,niy NanuiscruTrr
-"- No. ~ Main Str ri.
UENUN Alive have removed tempo
rst4y to NJ Pearl ,tro-,t undnr the tx. hI1ngr
'r.. whore we -hail be ple.s-ed t. Ses our Id
E'Lls. {, ". pU RtELL / 90.
.'' kI'hang" BrOse
DEMONAL.-C. WENDLINGER. MHR-
~ rHlSt T4lI"E, has removed IL 40 Main Street
.p"s!r IL" Dry ty-DIs House VI kent, Paine u e.,
-.1 lev iovls below the Exchange Bank, whera Lu
' T." pltAt~l {" s~s Il, old friends and customers.
lrI-Im
X. kElNlNGEAM intending. on the
S-a-l'v, just opp -" hls old stand WILL until tho
'r date, s'il Tor CH~h al very rrxiuct~i rut--
lht hyuss nov occupied by him ia tor ront p,s+s4-
'-H gwen lEst july. J. X kkININGHAN,
ho kr~iIrr AMI Stst puer, ZIG HI, -+d st
J'.i IL, i*3' je lj-u
RENONAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL tr ufhc" t. the third house South of Trinity
'F-rch saith side, dud about one hundre.i yards s-
az 'hd HI hang" Hotel In T. continues 10 treat III
lhliEis snd uUTThTai complaints and having bad
hH'h practice IA thlr iiu" ati-rs Linn -clfthnt heCBn
s7" Vory general eatissrtiuu call from those in
t~r'-t'd " rJilcItNl
Ii p al~ makes AMI vanr on- uf tho best reHtoTa-
A''-. 'I"mioal Extract "f French PlnwerE F, con
q tfnt!. nal MA uHns ever ofrrsd Ia the public.
I'r 7 nsY b" c"nsulted con6lentiAlIy by etter or
'b'TV,~ Medicines s.~rur-lE pack 81 ud s-nt to or
.zt'I, in aim, ~ any dirS tiUn
& M" hours from . A Il. tiil A VI Franklin
''i'Tt, acAf the Exchange Hotel Richmond city. We.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

A Canadian Jury in murder trial last month
re-orted to ''toss up" to decide whether the YER
diet should be murder, manslaughter, or simple AZ
sadlt. Tho result WIS for nlsnslaughter, but eight
Of the twelve still refused to assent and they agreed
to sht six against six, across the table for yer
dict. They emitted this. however, and spent the
night in singing and dancing Thuy reported disa
greenent aud were discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

\ BIsHOf BUhSSD IN EPPIGr.-The Catholic popu-
lation % the Kankskos Valley, Illinois, appear to
lie very much incensed a,sinst Bishop ORegau Of
that State, and on the 4th burned him in effigy.-
ife had been at BourlOais to take part in some re-
ligiOus exercises, when he was mot Mt the depot
with banners Inscribed, Depart, you Judas"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

TORNADO IN KtysAs.--A letter from Ossawa atomic.
Kansas lated the 18th ult.. brings Intelligence Of
most destructive tornado in that locality. The
town almost completely destroyed Mr.. q. C..
Brown Was ono of tho principal sufferers. 4
dwelling, nearly completed. WAS utterly dcInolsh-
ed, aud the house ho was living in was Partially
destroyed. Other citizens suffered similar LOSSES.
Nothing, it is said, could present q moro vivid
Of ruin than the appearance OF the place after
tho tornado had swept over it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

RuhRDlNG--iersons desiring a pl, a
Dsant location will hnd two mu.t ,l,~irulla rh. m.
hrrs al Mrs. HpOPkk'S, on Church Hiil. Grace - !,
,'F d,''rs above 9th fsw Day Bosrlers can lso
j." sScpmurrIHted
J" H-l3t' n. G. HOOPER.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

2 hElls,FuEp y. 1INsLkr PsTs,
rRIVEfIN StTT8kss
DElUGFOKD X co. General commis-
ID .i,,, sr.I F,rws!iIns NoycLaat.. ou tho Dock
4la4ni. "a
II VI. PrLLItM & Co. Auctioneers
II. fr the .sle 81 Ner,-, - the old stand 6f Pull
r.,st = psris ali .!r.t RicLmenl Va.
DAVID u. Pt iLTAH
., ,-ve7l ALBERT q PI'LIIAh.
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Col. KINNEY Turns Up AGAIS-Capt. Saunders OF
the schooner Sarah Bartlett, informs us that Col.
kinney, of fllihustsr nOt"ri-ty, was at Ruatan
when he left. the 18th inst. 1t seems that after
leaving Gr"ytOwn, the Colonel had directed hir
conrr" tD Omna, or sone place tn the eastward on
the Honduras coast hut account of hia supposed
sympathy and connection with hliburterism, war
not allowed to land. lie afterwards went to Rua-
tan, whore thr schooner which bore him and hir
fortunes Wus Conlemned she having sprung II lea l.
in u .fv"ra gals in those waters. Kinney was Seok
ing an opportunity to return to this c0untry.-.N,p
orleans IicdVp5n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
~ stauntnn. virginia, ~
wM D. GILks0N. P.opnIroR. y
q. HhlDGaes ffrT of charge, run In connection with
nc Motel and .hr Railroad bopot
"a svcry attention Ia siven 10 passengers who
N.sL = depart Ly either II The lines II travel
Hy 1nbm
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RESULT OF THIs AFR2AY-

About twelve persons were wounded in this riot.
MF. De ConIuee, French gentleman. residing at
No. VI Franklin street, While passing through Ten
tro street quietly, shot ia the ride Of the head
above the temple, aud also received blow from u
policeman's club on the same spot. but from the
timely arrival of some American friend, he ta-
ken care of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

/ VALUE OF Iiosss PLESH.--A pair of horses we're
offered fer sale in Cincinnati, last week for 1870
but tho purchaser thinking the amount too large,
offered sixteen cents pound. The horses were
taken to All adjoinin$ ha y-scalc, anil weighed $3.50
pounds, making their value 1870
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

CRoPs--Accounts from East Tennessee in tAA
counties bordering Virginia represent the wheat
crop Us very fine. In North Carolina the Milton
Chronicle says it. is better than it has bsen t.r %
years. In Rockingham and the counties of south.
western Virginia, II srsportsdtobs very good. In
Marion county, 1t is much injured by abs weevil !;
ihrlh the opihion Of the yirginian, win b. an az.
rage crop -ssf 5 - la T., ,,., sl,,. ., ,,... fls
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BOARDING. &c.

ROARDtNG.--Por Rent with Board. bv
lhr TrN.T "T month, plr0-ant rooms on the -. nd
saa tGITd houTt oi house, 7th stre-,t hrte ser
,''''" AMI frsfkiln fr.h9us without children re
Sfred Apply at ths office. iyt-.
BOARDING. G.-Bosrder can he accom-
- In'dsfed al EveTottSvle from the 18th OF thI,
L.pth = the I,t Ssptemb.r. Address Mrs MI ~
Ahf, k~NItE DkPoT. hlhemarlu, snd Ia cont y.
sfi" VIII te srnt - Int~'t them 10 25i,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

SrICIDa-Jsmas Hall. an employee attached to
Adams Express Office, in Philadelphia, committed
suicide by drowning himself saturday. Somo years
ago during the Miller excitement tho deceased wax
of the victim. of that delsion and no was among
those who left the city for the purpose of ascending
to Heaven on 'seA of glesS." More recently ne
became convert to spiritualinn, and under the in
fuence Of this modern insanity, ho committed sui
eide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

AUCTION
llr,oo rJruar # l2th and Cery Streets
W.. attend g., ths --.ls e EkAL ESTATE. MEH-
rHANUIsE, HDl 5hii0LD FURNITURE, a..
ETssia ui lI4r-s avery SATURDAY.
WILLIAM HURLEY, BANKER,
W r. Nsj4 IT, opposite The NJ, CL~rlr- Ilotel
Richmond, va
pe,'ar In Dameat.r Exchange, JnruTT,ut Bank
N.,,- Ha4u"as Fss~I snd Nn1kstahIo s." uriti,s oi
tr-T5 Description,
LAND y NABRANTS bought uni ~,ll.
fa lH-afu
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l. Il. COOK & 60. ArCTIoSBnRs
Il. 80 =. MAIN sTRRpT. FER ther ,orvic,~ t,
Ltll.. AUrIu,~rs tyr the ,~ls ~ Rrul H-'ato
t..HluTo. Grsor.,s Dry 'n,is. Iioro,s. Cattle. sc
e. sAyIl,-. d I-u aul up'n JLr most reas1Hhl,
t.rrs
Having largo ani c-u,m"iiou. fonus, thoy will re
5svo IDS ~ stIr at pr.nu'e air without thoCharg,
~ st.rsk"
0a,-",r esIr. oC every ii Inscription attended to up
tn r'a-uuale trruH
h h tDUh wv. MOTT
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IolIN ". DAVIES.

IOIIN =. DIV It>,
j nRtLFK II AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
gArRlF HBpN STuNE AND OR 4 NJ T Il
sAis SausT. BRrNaBN SIN And pTH ET+.
NuNi APNT-. TONES HEAD PIECES
IF - and -f.rr Rtvnt. V 3nIsu ssi hp'r sils, a.
...r.lg t,~uuis rI.e-ci With Some aud Iron Rail
.. P,-st y sfuuru awsrI~i by the Mechanics In
lint sal AzItrElyurs Snc.-ty Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

0REir BAsK RoEDsRY.--rhe. Central Bank of
sreaerickton, n B, was broken open and robbed of
large amount OF money in f5 nstes and gold
The officers of the hank e1er reward of two thous-
and dollars for the detection and conviction OF t,e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

REsIGSEp.--We have every reayon to believe that
the rerignation OF the Hon Carroll spence Of Ma
ryland, United States Minister to Turkey, has
reached this city, and that among those suggested
10 tho President his successor ars the Hon Hen.
ry May and James ". Buchanan, Ed, of Balti-
moro HiLsh &ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08
TH2 MILITARY ASSAULTED.

The military then marched to Canal. and thance
to Mulberry street, and down MULBERRY to Bavard
At the corner of Bayard and Mulberry streets th,y
we're asssiled hy parcel of men from the frame
house the north east corner Of the street For
tunatelv no one was injured.
Gen. Hall Immediately informed tho rioters that
should any more missiles DO thrown from the
house, he should at once riddle it, This evidently
had good effect, no further attempts Of the
kind were made.
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1HH PREPARATIONS.

Had the fighting continued after dark the scene
would, indcei, have been dreadful, as the Bowery
boys had over one hundred stand of muskets with
an appropriate allowance of ammunition, Ac.. ready
placed i'll wagons, with horses, i'll the upper part
u the city, which they purposed bringing into ae-
tive use as soon as it should become little dark
Had they done this the result would hs ve been boz
yohd sfi conception. Fortunately they were pre-
vented py The sudden termination Of the tlsgracefu
scene. ..r-" Eaa "sss - II
1t was believed that there were from twelve to
elshtesn Of the Rabbits either killed or ortsliv
w"und"d. while on the part of the Bewcry boys,
but one iuan had wound Oh tho ankle from pis-
tol, and other shut through the issLv mart of In.
hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

TIVE CROPS WEsT.-A correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Gazette says that he has watched the crops for
forty years. and he thinks that in Ohio, Indiana
Illinois and Kentucky. there will bs u larger crop
Of wheat harvested In the coming than evsr
befUrp, tft fis y ..# .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

SIsaUlAR.-Tle Milwaukee wis Pree Democrat
SAYS that two persons named Lynch, father and
aon were killed by lightning in Muskeso, aIsst
week, while the sun was shining in all its sniendor
They were ut work ina field.
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Importunt Dsbate IN the Brltish Rxriiamest on re
i, Bombardment Of 6rsytosrn, DC, de.
Inc mails by the steamer Columbia, with foreign
a1'ices to the 24th inst, received. The NEST
ar s.s a' and Interesting features OF the Rews b
80 rooa.e In the English Parliament on the bonn
oardment of Greytown
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sENrESvs on AZ ELufIoS RIorhs-A rnun named
Tortenieho has been sentencea at New Orleans for
having been engaged In an election riot, and at
tempting % Kill, 10 slner an jmeriseHmentofstwo
years IN jail and to pay the costs of prosecution.
z4I ..stl4s. 49, Esta it-ss
Gen. Csss is strict in his psrses,al habits will net
dine out II he can help L, and goes % bed az 10
house he roiild quietly slip Of TO bad at tha above
hour iesing fis wife md three daughters to enter
tain tho company preseat, l. -. isss... l.
The merchants OF New York eonteanplate the
ersetos sf atine and weather obse ryatory in that
city. Thcy estimate the cost hit sgDpo0, and have
asked permission p place the structure rnen the
frasidsat Buchanan and Cabinet In consequence
| u public business have been forced 70 d~l3ae M
s>''st. tsp 70 Mr. Marey's farera,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

! WHkRs SroLEs GooDs Go To.--Thc police of Phila,
Celphis, last week, arrested T. l.. snpw, "refper-
stle' dry goods merchant Of 34l Grand treat, New
ork,npsu the charge Of receiving stolen goods
y vrs swora ~ sly a esptared bsrslsr that sAew
ipd purchased lot Of stolen soods from him valued
af ssoeofof ~ ,oeo, and lot valued at $4,000 for
500. Both let's were ail1 reaailta oflrobberies in
iaaie ItiiE gi t5ea,a 49, u egsse liasf tgs
L 81 9tsk - y - sis9.a3 sc -
"MeusT uSi SiaSAil I'VE have received the FIRST
cphlsof . aaairal lpspeT, pnblissd AZ salem, Roar
| Ieke county, Va. Hm a. Miller,eeditor. "a q
neat sheet, sfvwing enterprise in its getting up
n@ul talent inits sditorial department. t38 IS
1 N. fbaierg andthe stTakaslh and Parodi opera
| company gave concertsin Qu0bee on g,tesday aud
Wednesday. @ifef sfs@- sk3at 8 TTsFT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

ARRIVALS AND DCLEtkAScEs.-During the month Of
Juno there were 9s4 arrivals at Boston. of which
J0o were foreign and 81 coastwise. Clearances
oS9 OF which S25 were foreign, aH,l 3l4 coastwise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-08

The occurrence Of series of terrible riots in
View York; Saturday and Sunday, was announced
yesterday 1t.appears that they grew out of ILL.,
feeling between two rival factions of rowdies
known as the "Bowery Boys and 'Dcad Rabbits >
We make up an account of the flghtng,from the