The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01
TIL E DISPATCH. T.
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY i, lsas

e---- $500
FkkbAY MORNING. ....,.,.-,. y hNuAnf !, lbas.
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charleston couy,.r. farnta.. ,ba x..h,.l.., ,,an,,
80 a.w, - - : 8
VI "s"e
jew, native o. Poland. has been converted
70 thristmnity anS papfisad W the Monserrste
Causch. toutsds the wshs o. fhis city
Tne tatsi stsfss ship tJane arrived here on
10" -Sd. 1t u 50 ibng since We have had ma
tIonl sossei IN shis haroOr thas toe sisaI VI ono
ss,ts giaddsns our heasft
Ibe ASd was quite u hn4iday, III consequence OF
ias aec0achmtnf OF the Qaeen. Llam.nstious In
lhe eVehtas. and tnuaic on the plaza de Arnias,
WHICH was crowded tiil nesr miunignt.
a srabd .s Doen " 10 pe sung Ia al! tue chafchGa
.n consequences ol tais Jo.oua eYeht
scankiloas report har been ln circulation, here
recently, that the house Of jerks Co, Of Aatan
zss, had failed baso tho authority Of the NET a.
aging partners OF one of the largest IaercsntiIe
honses in thiA si'y. sor saying there is notany
truth IN the report .--r--a.t
A s~! iieE thrast he ssyel.at through the neck
OF citizen noar Lamdens Foundry few days ago
killing him on the spot The soldier was arrest
cd anu tasen 10 JAN,
Two American seanisn are ia prison here eharg-
cd with being eoneerned in the slave trade. They
have not yet applied 10 the United States consu-
late for assistance, relying, suppose upon tao
assistance OF their .fTstndS TO get them out OF
young man who held quarter of the ticket
which drew the $4,000 premium on the 18th inst,
has unfortunately lost his ticket. go much for
good luck.
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h1a L;IE iSDiAN AfihAa;riu ahe orush "l.n
~, o o = r :, ia VIZ" a. haiii vas NJ.
s.a, me .oiIo"ing were wounoeo. rrVa.es 1onn A.
n'pou' ,apl' al nh,t rs Soinpan!-i"t tse o'uy'
unaeI .no ioi, -, a. Ia ". M. MANN, same
"a s .ae hecn, tho:. rosey, sAias e9Hipahs-In 'hs
iace' "a coslpin-thIoush Tue hip-cAppouch
tateo ms nie' y; Nell Napt hsroees company
.pioush .he fhou,ueI, co'isfpoIe pfoheh. Inc
"CFhos are severe, opt hoI dangerous.
VI tl,e oolh oap1' S'fputAs, Bita o. men, com
hlehIeu ~ nunt 'sf .he ihusahs engaged In the
lhasSacre oi noIsos aiIeany noliceh
ol tue oFa peGehoef, tHey came 10 an ihaian
so"h aoou. " hiies Ifoin camp hoeeFs' ana capt
| stephehs thIhRs party can secure hght any
tune tuty WANT IT Dy going tHeTe. lie u6ems ii
imprudent fol>less thau $50 good hearty men to g
in:
ihey discovered number ofred men and In thi;
engagement With them by the men under Capt
s1ephens-one volunteer aud fve Indian warriors
were kiileu.
ihe volunteers pok hVe sealpsi SIX rifles. anc
soue otner Things. They did not take the sealpi
VI asl .nsy Killed Lieutenant stephens kiilee
one "hch ne kca!ped, and says ne Killed another
o"lhs 10 tne sickness among the men ana TIT
prosPect OF having a large number OF Indians tt
nsht, the captain deemed it prudent to return t'
. oainp'-t>oeo"adh Courier.
nsuNt" II MATCHES IN hENTuckY TO BE PREVENTED
-lhe loiiowing we copy from the Frankfort cor
FesPot NJ OF the Louisville Courier:
PAL 10 prevent runaway matches was reported
70 the house this morning, by Mr.. Houston, o.
Ciaihe: 1t coinmehds Itself TO the prayerfui con
siueiatioh ot all young men ambitious OF paying
ioi sone young iady board aud h0oped skirt-a
eoa,s. its mann pF"Flsions are:-ist, line and i'm
pSt 1o ior running away with young lady
unuer years OF age; ID II he does marry her ht
enno' S.' "I! Va her property uhtli she Decome'
~ 80 - woe h""c rus speciat ofdeF loi
wednesday Young spoonies who cannot live
wthont Dear Mary Ann, bad better notify th'
peinE anu hurry up lhe CAKES before Mr.. H0us
tons Dill becomes law. 1t is the fashion now fol
the ola ioikS TO refuse their consent to all would b.
Sohs-'h,i law: lhs is Bot because they have any
Ieai oiqrctloh 10 thaglsi put because they arr
'oos''Des W give weduing party.
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"a IN nI' In1 p1NAhEfhoplA--tpP tampa Pep1nsu
.a H.; , VI .s'I says .hut aFs. oeay OF that VI
e!n's! uieu unael lne loiioWlhg extraordinary cir
ta.t' $40, Apous t '"o "teks previous to he
uea'h' sitisi Sar'ef snsKe tnaoe lts way through
around the ankle CT tho unfor tunate woman. VIII
was frightened into spasms For two weeks sb
was confined to her bed, in state Of insensibility
| and her actions part0ok of the snake nature
| twisting her body into all kinds of shapes, stick
| ing her head up in snakelike manner. &c &c
At the expiration of this period, death intervene
and relieved the sufferer from earthly troubles.
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CIRCULATION OF The PLEIADEs.-Ne learn that tn
beautiful occutation of the Pleiadss last evening
| tronomers attached to the Observatory and a,
amateur. The immersiops of I've of the large
stars were well seen, aud also through the rrea
Equatorlal the immersions of three other stars q
the seventh magnitude. The thermometer at iii
| time was nearly &tationary at from to degree,
| and the-sky clear, but soon after midnight ieps
clouds came up from s. W. aud put an end TO tb
| nbsery ryations- Boston Jr1r,ILer Y)sc 9g
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| GREAT RAILWAY ENTERpRIsE.--The Abeiue du Ncro
of st. Petersburg, discusses the advantages of
communication around the world by a railws
crossing Siberia, in the direction of Irkutz. an
which, iu the opinion of that Journal, will h
constructed sooner or later. 1t points out the ut
ty OF such magnificent communication, whic
| would unite to Europe, by the Russian railway,
the commerce of Central Asia, China and Japau-
/ nf SrIez III
| Journal, only useful to England, aud the Ispam
route does not effer tho adya yantagesto bo expect.
| from railway in Siberia, which would be in III
power of Russia
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| Ih1 nAEethsAo CANNlBALs.-lhe British wa
si9up siAer AZ i,ed at honolulu on the 2lst OF ot
',e., souei non Nanafa' oheftpoiks that the frenc
"hete me cahhibais desired to sacrifice woina
| On 'ne OCCASION Vi rome OF Their heathen orgies
out Tue freneu Governor interfering saved tn
"on,ah, not however, without show Of resistanc
On ,ne part oi tho nattVes, which Resulted IN sey