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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-27

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-27

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

DLATED CASTORS.--Handsoms Silver
i plated Table Cassors with rich cut glass Bcsslss.
lust received and for sale by -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
Things I'm the Southwest.


ABINGDON, Va, Oct. II, 1857.
1t seems that each section of the Union gives
you its news and history, except little South
western Eden, from which believe YOU seldom if
ever, get line, notwithstanding your most excel
lent daily pays us his visits regularly as the
hour of ) Of each evening comes-freghted with
news. for all classes and conditions of men-yet
Abingdon and the surrounding country, noted for
its delightful mountain scenery, pure air. fine lands
aud most beautiful women. is rarely spoken Of
And now we have but little TO interest. Consider
able feeling and talk is created since to
have branch railroad from this point to Cumber-
land Gap, Tennessee, passing through Lee and
Scott counties BY the by, there two counties
which have heretofore been bolted out of the world
by natures hand, but when the ray is turned
by the iron horse. then look outl For they will
compete in every respect with the most productive
counties in the state.
The railroad is expected to be commenced this
tall, by Messrs. Dorr & Co., Of New York, 10 whom
the whole road has been let. At present these
counties accessible by coaches, leaving Abing-
don tri-weekiy. Our town is quite picture of life
and improvement at this time, and from early
dawn till the setting Of the sun. may be heard the
sound of the carpenters hammer and the clear
ring of the masons trowel, as they press on the
many buildings to completion.
Our crops were never better, and with the re-
freshing rains which are now beixg poured upon
us, our farmers need have fear to the start
OF fall wheat, much of which already wears the ap-
pearance of spring.
/ have just heard of case of attempt at infanti-
eide by some depraved wretch, in our neighboring
town of Bristol 1t seems to have been u fine boy
child apparently few hours OLD, and was found in
the garden of Mr.. Barker, about 10 o'clock in the
NOR ming, nearly covered with long grass, and
seemed to be enjoying the world finely, for he was
alive and kicking when Mr.. B. found him and took
him to his house. where he was cared for and is do
ing finely, but no intimation yet as to his pro-
per locality.
l was very near forgetting to tell you that the
panic which has struck with so much force nearly
all our country, is felt little with us, but has
not dimidished in the least our supply of ba-
con and beans Our branch Of Exchange Bank
closed yesterday, merely to prevent run.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
Norfolk Matters.
OF Tile RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

NORFOLK Va, October 10, 1857.
As yen seem to have undertaken the job of telling
everybody everything that happens everywhere,
will you tell them that our firemen had their
usual Saturday nights frolic, over an old wooden
store-house on the South side of Wide Water
street, the Baltimore steamboat landing,
which burned to the ground. The building
was owned by Richard Dickson, Esq; was of no
great value; occupied by hucksters who had little
or nothing In store. large quantity of slaves,
and two vessels, narrowly escaped destruction.
One main topic of talk and thought now seems
to be the approaching Fair. The matter has been
taken iu hand by some Of our most stirring and
energetic, as well as intelligent citzens-the sort
OF men who do what they do with that spirit which
is the surest precursor of success The list of pre-
miums is very extensive and the aggregates heavy.
to know that this Fair will exceed any former one
in display The show of horses promises to be es-
pecally brilliant, goodly number already entered
and training. Have your folks nothing
fast or fine which they are willing to match against
the blood, style and speed Of our 'along shere"
horses! Should they come, you may assure them
of hearty greet and comfortable quarters, for
both man and horse. Our Fair comes off on the
llth. 18th. 18th and 14th proximo. We understand
that an impression is afloat that our people are
as lethargic oysters, Come down, Messrs. DIS
PATCH, and We will show you some of the most en-
ergctic men, prettiest women, if not some of the
fastest horses, you ever laid your eyes on. "Will
you, will you?" MORE ANON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
Letter from North Carol,n.7
OF the RICHMOND p.nr DISPATCH


NxwnKES, N. c., Oct, TO- 1857
1t has lecn raining here nearly every dsy this
week, AID to-day 1t IL like cold dreary winters
day Viii not say that general suspension Was
the cause oi it. The forest trees give evident
signs taat ). tutor 10 rapidly approaching.
Much OF tho corn in this section of the country
was n1pped by the frost which came ON the
nishs OF the 10Th September, and October Ist.-
from that tune until the present the weather has
oeen deiishtiAily pleasant, with healthy bracing
air iron. the mountains.
There las about 800 head of stock CATTLE ,assoa
shroug th's place to be disposed of along the VAL
10y OF virginia. About fifty head of beef cattle
PASSED through here on their way to the Richmond
market, during this week.
saw at the depot to-day, two exceedingly apa
cattle belonging to Col Henry Visor, and were
destined Tor the fairs which are to take placa in
tue Cockade City and Big Richmond. They leave
hefe to-day on the for the Fair at petershnrg
after which they will be taken to Richmond in
time Tor the state Agricultural Fair The largest
one measured feet inches round the body, 8 feet
io Inches from the horns to tho tail. and 4 feet 3
inches high, and weighs rising $500 pounds The
other Is not so large, but u finor formed animal
ana much fatter, aud will weigh but little less
than the former. They are both considered to he
very fine calves.
understand Col. JOS Cloyd, will not coma In
competition at the Fair with his cattle and it is
believed that there is not that can successfuIy
compete with the above cattle. in Virginia
The crops of every kind have been abundant in
this county. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

FROM MExIco.-By late Mexican papers, it ap-
pears that another Santa Anna conspiracy had
heeu discovered, aud was frustrated only by the
prompt action Of the Government. The revoIu-
tioR WAS to have broken our on the 18th of Sep
teHiber, and all that day, the day before aud the
day after, the city filled with excitement and
alarm. So great was the fear of some, especially
among the foreign population, who had only read
of popular exces6es in Mexico, that they closed
their shops during the morning of the expected
revolution. The hour OF midday passed, however,
without any outbreak, (the Government in the
meantime having quietly made several arrests
which frustrated the whole plan,) aud doors were
again opened and business resumed as usual
though the city did not become perfectly quiet
again Tor two or three days after, when the facts
all became known. The following among the
numerous conspirators arrested: Gen Saias, 0ban-
do, 6aloasos Zires and B0niila; Col. Dominguez Srs
Fernandez de Jaurequi, Guitan, Fclez, Falcon, &C.,
DC, many Of them high in authority during the
reign OF Santa Anna, aud doubtless in his conf
denee at the present time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

In the Monmouth (N j. County Court on Thurs
day, Elizabeth Benn,t, convicted of msnsaugh ghter
for the killing of her child by laudsnum, was sem
fenced to the State prison for year; and Jane
Stewart, accused of drowning her infant, pleaded
guilty OF msnslaughter, and was sentenced to two
years In the State prison.
Information has been received at the State De-
partment from James NJ. Tarleton, the q. s. Con-
sui at Melbourne, of the death of William Leonard
aged about IS years, a native Of New Jersey, and
formerly belonging to the United States Navy.
boy, two years old was scalded to death at
New Egypt, Ocean county, N. j., on Wednesday. by
pulling pot Of hot coffee on his person while
at the breakfast table.
Mr. Philip Gadsden, son Of the late Bishop Gads-
den, aud nephew of Gen. Gadsden Of Sonth Caro-
lima, died last week in Huntsville, Ala.
John Randolph, a venerable negro, for many
years pressman in the Office of the Huntsville,
tAla,l Democrat, worked OF his last form few
days ago, having been locked up in the embrace Of
death.
kossuth closed his lecturing career for the pres
ent at Auchterarder. Scotland, and left Glasgow
ior the south, having been Joined there by Madame
hossuth and daughter from Arrowchar.
Mr. Christian Lapp, of Lancaster county, Pa,
iost stallion valned at 81 100 on Friday night
Ills death was the result Of overfeeding.
Banks OF issue are unknown in California. The
currency is all hard money, and for large trans
actions drafts
The Medical College at Winchester, Va, is In =
fourishing condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
Letter From SuVanna q h.


SAVANNAH. GA, October II. 1857.
Our Banks suspended on Wednesday last by
general request of the merchants and we are now
in hopes that business will commence again.
For the last two weeks we have done nothing.
Cotton could not be sold at any price, and the a.-
pearance Of our merchants faces were gloomy in
the extreme. Now they are beginning to smile,
expecting to be able to get to work shortly.
Our steamers from New York are bringing home
our citizens by hundreds The Augusta brought
nearly 500 and the Alabama 400.
Our Irish population suffering severely from
the lack of work.
line of propellers has been started between
this and New York. There are over 30 vessels lying
in port waiting for freight. There is nothing at
all doing here in that way. The regular steamers
have scarcely enough to ballast them.
Soon hope to write you, old times have come
again and that Savannah is herself again.
Urnu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

President Buchanan, in letter to the Hon. 7. B.
Florence, states that one Of the new sloops-ofwar
will be built at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Thssteamer Atlantic, which arrived from Charles
ton, reports, 18th inst, off Absecom, passed
corpse afloat the waves. This makes the seventh
of these CHASTITY mementoes OF, probably, the Cen
trail American wreck.
The propeller Cromwell, of Kingston, @. W., came
In collision with an unknown vessel, and was sunk
in the Straits of Mackinac, on Saturday night. No
lives were lost. The propeller and cargo are total
loss.
Joseph I. CRAWFORD, one of the oldest fremen in
Memphis, died on the l4th inst.
Mrs. Baugh, widow lady, committed suicide
lately in La Grange, Tenn, by hanging herself TO q
tree with handkerchief.
Pleasant M. Mask has been again convicted NJ
Holly Springs, Miss, of the wiiful and malicious
murder OF Miss Susan Elizabeth Smith.
Fenton Louis was tried before the Loudoun Coun-
ty Court on Monday, for breaking open Mr..
Trenches store, In Hamilton, and sentenced 20 the
Penitentiary for eight years,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
LOCAL MATTERS.
THE RoBpxRs or TEE Cusrox n,

The RoBBERS OF THE CUSTOM House.
The Police OF Washington have gotten hold Of a
very important piece of testimony against Wheeler
aiias Pulling, aud Mm. SoaInervie. the men
charged with robbng The custom house. In this
city IL consists Of q quarter eagle mark ed by be-
ing worn as q breastpin, aud which Is known to
have been along with that stolen from the custom.
mousse. Wheeler alias Pulling paid that identical
piece to person In BALTIMORE who, in turn paid il
TO another individual Ia this city ia whose posses
sion it was found. The Inteiigsneer of yesterday
says: 1t was well known. and can be sworn to- by
several persons at the euEtom-house. We under
stand that when Wheeler was informed Of the pro-
babe Identification of this piece Of coin he exhibit
ed great uneasIness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

THE EARTHQUAKE-The earthquake shock recent
ly felt at st. Louis seems to have extended over
most OF Illinois, Indiana and Missouri. The local
papers of several towns chronicle It, At Belleville
it shook down old chimney and ratified the
plasterng from this ceiling. At Springfield it
were breaking ill., At Hillsboro' it rocked the
beds like cradles. At New Albany it set houses
vibrating from north to south. At Greenville it
shook some folks out of bed. At Hannibal it rum
quake did not visit the district of New Madrid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

FATAL AfFRAY IN BosToS.-A desperate affray oc-
Cured In Boston last Saturday evening. Henry 5.
Sutton. of New York, but recently of California;
got into quarrel with John Donovan, and stabbed
him with dirk. Donovan lies in n critical state.
Thence sutton fed to place called Liverpool,
where he was followed by Donovans cousin, John
Hillon,, alias the . Limerick boy" well known
pugilist. Words ensued, and Sutton killed Hilon
with the same dirk. Sutton captured after .
desperate resistance, during which he seriously
wounded Mr.. Jacob Todd. well known citizen
Geo. j. Sutton his brother, and Sylvester L. Bacon,
master of the schooner Galota, also arrested,
as participants in the ARRAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

BODY OF AN UNKNOWN MAN FoUNp.-
The body of we'll dressed white man was found
floating on the beach at Gums Landing, on the
north side of James river, about miles from this
city, on Monday morning 1t appeared to have
been in the water for several days. Mr.. VIM
rhrocknorton, who discovered the body tied it to
the shore to prevent its being washed away. Jus
tice Chidray was to have held an inquest yes
terday evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-Tl

MECHANICS INSTITUTE The Institute
has opened this with unusual spirit Our
citizens manifest interest in it that shows that
they are wide awake to the importance and nature
of the enterprise in which the mechanics are en-
listed. We expect capital address tonight The
speaker, o. D. Wise, Esq. a son of Governor Wise,
inherits the talents of his stock and will no doubt
make telling effort. Let everybody go, and help
to swell the breeze of popular power which the In
stitute has awakened to a strong and steady gale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

TROUBLE AT THE OXFORD FuRNAcE.-The Belvidere
Integencer says the revolt of the laborers at the
Big Tunnel, near oxford Furnace, has broken out
sfresh. They have as yet caused no boodshed,
but they have resorted to violence and destruction
of propertH During the last week two of the
sbantes belonging to the contractors have been
burned. One laborer had in his trunk the earn
ings and savings of several years, amounting 10
about thousand dollars, the half Of which was
umed.-Neacdrk .4dr., 17M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

ffIBUsrEhIsG MovEagSTs-Inforn,atio has
been received in Washington, from the South. that
Gen. Walkers hiibustering expeditions--one TO
leave New Orleans, and the other Galyaston--haye
been delayed IN nconsequeneeof Of the financial pres
urs, until the lst Of November They do moi
meet with serious, if any opposition from the fede
raj officers They propose to land at some point OF
the coast of Costa Rica on the Atlantic aud then
march on San Juan, the capital OF that republic,
which they will reach in two days, when, their cal.
cuiatiop is the capture of the entire country will
be in reach The aggregate OF these iibuster forces
are from 1900 70 2.O00 men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

. Wv ihB lNCREASE.-Drunkenu ia ON
@ tne increase in Richmond. Hardly a night nassss
uus .ne watchmen are forced to carry some anfor-
.u,aie ieiiow to the cage, from the street into
wnicn ne has tumbled, overloaded, and totally nm
SJ'e s,i 70 neip himself Whskey is no more power
ul no" than 1t has been all along but somehow or
other people continue to show its efFacts in ,opa 20
mar ,srAea aegres Yesterday no less than four white
nien were carried before the Mayor for this osnce
ohe, broth OF a boy, had come to town to nav 35
cents standing agin" him on the door of a certain
grocery; The comfortable feeling produced bv a
snowiedge that he had iquidated the score indnc.J
, W Try ois horn, and that one, aided by sundrv
o'ne's sent to Keep it company, placed him in NOS
session OF the watch. One of his companion.
prined pr up lor the purpose of giving due honor Ia
tue i5th october. He was afterwards fund nm tba
Capltoi square possibly dreaming of the sanguiusry
eon'es' . AT Observation-Disclosures he was asleep and
the watchmen marched him off in a drea,nr
state. another, overpowered by his fe.lings and a
aI ge dose OF whiskey, crept silently away in one
corner OF an unoccupied house, corner of Gary and
Il |; tn streets Even there the watchmen disturbed
ms sinmoers. by an "untimely visitation" Nnm.
Der four (and the last had resigned himself to
by falling on the sidewalk, where operating as an
obstruction, he quickly removed All of tbsm
were discharged with au admonition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
THE CRY Poor HOUSE is tenanted no,

IE NII UUh IIUUSE Is ItUHHLFU HOW
by abont l40 inmates, consisting of men, women
and children, of all ages and conditions. The Sr-
perntendent, Capt. John Pearce, produces enough
vegetables on the place, by the labor of those un-
der his care, to supply the whole party school
has been established by him at the place. which is
in charge of one of the paupers and to this all the
children in the establishment are required to CO.
The little folks seem to take great interest in their
books, and learn the rudiments rapidly as could
be expected under the circumstances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

The San Domingo revolution is still in progress
and with prospect of the complete overthrow of
the existing BaeZ government. Numerous towns
had pronounced for the revoutionists, under Santa
Anna, and President BaeZ likely to be driven
from the country. Several of the most prominent
men had been banished, and others imprisoned by
the revolutiOnists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

RoBBING A SMOKE HOUsE.-Two ne
groes Ned and Billy, owned respectively Ivy Jesse
Williams and Mrs. G. Pulliam were brought before
the Mayor yesterday for making an unauthorized
incursion into Mr.. Williams smoke house and
stealing lot of bacon. The theft was proved on
Ned who was sent on to the Hustings Court to be
tried. Billy was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

ALLOWED TO REMAIN.-Th justices of
the Hastings Court yesterday allowed Al ues Smith,
Ann Saunders and Ellen Rush, permission to re-
main in the State. They were emancipated slaves
and witnesses ascribed to them very excellent char
scters VIM. W Crump, Esq, in the absence of Mr..
Daniel, appeared for the Common wealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

BIGAMY.-Godfrey, the comrade of the late Doctor
Kane, who has been committed TO prison in Philu-
delpha, on the charge of having three wives at
one time, is still unable to procure bail to the
amount of two thousand dollars demanded by the
committing magistrate. One Of the three wives
and that not the first marred--is most assiduous
in her attentions TO him, and visits him in prison
as often a. the regulations hermit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
THE THIRST FOR OFFICE il wei, exam

THE THIRST FOR OFFICE is we'll exem
pliied in the savage earnestness with which city
watchman's place is sought every time it becomes
known that a "knight OF the Club is about to
retire. On an average, there are no less than 80
applicants for any vacant place. 1t would be
amusing, doubtless, to stand behind curtain on
such an occasion, and contemplate the throng of
men coming to his Honor, each one Of whom no
doubt, imagnes that he is going to obtain what he
asks for. As it requires qualifications of peculiar
kind, to make good watchman, one can readily
Judge the liberal estimate people place on their
own abilities, by seeing how many totally unfit
men come forward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
SHALER OF WBIoHrs AND MEAsuREs

The Justices Of the Hustings Court yesterday pro
ceeded to elect the above Office and after several
uaiiotings choose Mr.. John Taman. There were
two or three Candidates besides the successful ono
alderman Richard d. sanxay, the present SeaIer.
va was not contestant because advised by counsel
tnat any appointment made by the Court would not
~ si.iale ms right as such. Mr. Talman Immediately
qualified to his appointment. but IL IL nras|n,aJ
snat under his idea of the right of the Court TO
@ ,er IL alderman sanxay will retain in his custody
ler N " nAih ~ sea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
ONry TvESry-rorp marr;oo .

ONLY TwENTY-FoUR marriage Licenses
have been issued from the Clerks Office of the
Hnstings Court from the 1st Of August to the 30th
OF September. This simple statement will show
that marrying and giving in marriage" has been
rather an uphill business in Richmond for some
months past The explanation is found either in
the hard times, prevalence of general disncli-
nation on the part of both sexes to try the reali-
ties of life of which they know but little
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

HILLS nightly subjected TO the depredations of a
gang of petty thieves who have thus far been
quite successful in cleaning all the henroosts in
those vicinities of surplus shanghais and other
fowl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

FATAL AFFRAY oyA WESTERN STEANER.-The Mound
City (lll.) Emporium, of the Sth inst, gives an &C
count of fatal affray board the steamer Gazele
near that place, on Wednesday last. The difficulty
arose between some passengers and the cook. Gil
bert Boreu, of Mound City, passenger, and the
cook were killed, and Abram Clemson and Mr.
Hudson were perhaps mOrtallY wounded.