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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
PRrNARrrs.-The Opposition primary meetings taxa
place in Hudson County tonight.

CAyoN At PRIscEros-A difficulty has occurred
at Princeton bctw the students and the town peo
pie concerning the possession Of sn old cannon Of hs
Revolution. II appears that the old cannon wa. for
merly used by bOth the students and town people
9TH of July and other occasions but after willis IL
was thrown aside, and for long time stood in front II
the Campus and was subsequently placed post =,
the of street TIE students lately resolved u
return the old cannon To its original ground, and
cordingly one night last week corps Of Seniors
removed he ancient relic 10 the South Campus, pac
ing il in line with the old "peacemaker" which has
never passed out Of the College grounds. Some Of tho
town people deemng this action wrong decided to re
capture IT, and provision made by the students
against any snch attempt.
On last Saturday evening the attack was COM
menced by party Of the students rooms IN
the refcctory-which stands just outside Of tho
east gate of the Campuswith stones and other mis-
siles and severely injured the occupant by striking him
in the breast. The students collected aud gave chase.
bu; the assaiants disappeared The students then
armed themselves with clubs and other weapons, and
great excitement ensued. The President VI the Col
lege. Prof Dnffed and Mayor Cumming, addressed
the town people, informing them that the cannon be-
longed t. the College and that they would be treated
a. mob unless they dispersed. Quiet has again re-
turnc@ though the feeliu high. The proceed
ings ne part Of the wn people have been con-
fin, I'd ooIrse only TO certain portion. Which party
has ti, original ii l.. 10 the cannon We cannot say.
Newark Adyertiser l4tb Just.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
BROOKL w ITEMS.

TIE RACE Al THE FAsHIoN CoURsE.-Tbe boats
cf the Greonpon Ferry were crowded during The Day
yesterday with parties going to AMI returning from th'
rnces at the Fashion Cour-e. Extra boats were pat
on and an extra force of the Seventeenth Ward Police
wa. 10 preserve order a, the enes. No die.
turbance Of any moment occurred during tine day.
PRoB.BLE FArAL AcciDENr.-Abont } o'clock
Yesterday ing layer beer wagon laden with
snutv barrels belonging 10 john Bsurman Of Cypress
H.l crossed the Peck-slip ferry Shortly after eav-
ing the ferry the driver Frederick Bel, bya sudden
i0lt Of the wagon thrown from hs sect and oo,h
1egs caught between the horse and the shaie' ibis
frightened the horse, anl the sudden start threw beh
over the -hafts 80 that bis head dragged upon ihe
ground H. this mauner he was dragged iof the "is-
lance of half block his hesd .inking we curD-s'pb'
and uayeInent- until the vehicle came ~ c9biact VIZ
: -, i, f,ont al Rudolph Waslscks saloon, when
tbe Unfortunate man 0lsengag"d from the wagon
The wounded man was taken 70 me drug store oI Nj
Barker when d.. wight was cared anu nan
- sr5 the .Juu badly fractured. lie was taken u
49,. soiaon of Hr. Wsrsleck, where ne ranained \
si,Yt ,inoo end was thence conveyed to tbe County
Uo.uital III wounds are OF sucn nataie ina, no 90
I.pes are entertained Oi ms recovery he Nv a""'' -
,eaars cfsoe aud unmarried.
r,RssEs's PaRADE.-Washington Engine 20. NO.
I Thomas G H. foreman. with - men; Cni,en o'aess
Engine Co. No 4, Ralph Airkman forsman, os AM -
1len; ard Marion Hoe 90. No. ], Wn. L. La~fenco'
Seine foreman and 25 men, leave tomorrow aftsr.
noon for Albany, 20 take psrt in the grant trai
5;sno Dnoipe second class No. liz Piano engine,
Sr.t @is.s both built by Jane. Smith Of New.Yort: +
Thev have chartered the steamer Aurora, and WIZ i On
accompanied by Tarls band. The ccmPanss "'A
embark at the foot Of Chambers stree, At aoou'"
OyERBoARD.-About 3 o'clock Sunday nlgn'' '
one OF the Peck-sp boats was entering the snp ss
copcussiou of the boat with the bridge threw
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

.ion Of tie brain lie was reul07ei to the Ne~-York
Hospital. and for time seerr-d 70 improve; On, |.
few DAYS ago be was taken wore. sni o9niinuei To
fail till Sunday night, when death ersrei. lie Was
about "a year Of age and native Of Dublin, Ire
lard. He lived in Fcrty-,hiri street, near Eleventh
kvenue. Davis has no relatives living. Notice was
given TO the Coroners t. hold an inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
CARD FROM MoRTY SULLIVAN ESQ.

Sin: Your Reporter in yesterdays Issue OF IHE
TRIlusr has made very eroriO' i,;Ake n Ian .a- on
made upon snd friend o uhS '5 "a Couradt L.
he f. have been ssta;ed By yOur Reporter and Den!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
Ad~rT-iscnrut.l
GILBERT BRoTHERS JFwELERs. No. 50

Cssstsr have ust received asprald 4 L,DEs
FSE OotD " ,r-Hrs. vhh LEY vii otter srfs 1e P.
ard b happy -l1U sny pvr~or 10 "a 81
Ius .ler u1ler any hlss-cl o P-rcaase
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

THE POSTMASTER GESERAL.-GOy Brown, the
Postmaster General net the Committee of the Cham
ber of Commerce yesterday, and consulted with them
about the proposed removal of the Pos-Ofiice. The
meeting was entirely private.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

ARREST OF BuRcLAR.-A fellow named John
George, who has served in the State Prison, was
rested yesterday noon, charged with having been con-
cerncd in several recent burgaries which have been
committed in Jersey City. He is identified the party
that robbed the house Of Mr. Staples time since.
Justice Bedford sent him to Jail to await trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
Aty-rtl--mea'
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IROS hSD SULPHUR wDErs.
Read ne tes,lmonials i.h page.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

The .a.iioa AID 70 C1rfri-' 'ir >sir,sts r-r
payer un,.l p.p- 4 erie, ti- A..
,ho-ity II Iat MORrY SULLIVAN lg " .ra
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

CARELESS USE or FIREARMs.A pistol sup
posed to have no charge in, was accidentally dis-
charged in the gun shop of Mr. Caterer, No. -
Newark avenue, on Saturday night. The ball passed
through the window and into the drug store Of Mr..
REYNOLDS opposite ard after shattering y jar lodged
IN the wall in the rear of the store. Mrs Reynolds
and Mrs. Clark, who were in the store, narrowly
escaped being shot
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

Mr.. Stephen Massetts second entertainment will be
gwen tonight al Nibo's Saloon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

Gerrt Smith will speak to the people of New-fork
on "Wednesday evening, Oct. q, and of Brooklyn
Thursday, Oct. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
[kdver,is-rneutl

G,s-GAs-GAS FWTUREs.-A large assert
~ hessrul eu,rcl, designs vii o. ogna s
Sanufn curing n, D. 80 S6 Brosdway The trsde sup
-ied a; ne usnB + sscRsE, W.ssks Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

FATAL CASUALTY TO FIRExAy.-On the evening
of the st instant, during the great Telegraph Gable
Celebration Owen Davis fireman attached to En-
CINE Co. No. Is. while in Fifth avenue, near Thirty.
eighth street ascdenty fell Immediately in front ofthe
machine, one wheel of which passed over his head,
hereby causing fracture OF the skull aud comPres-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS Elegant En-
ssa vslvtts ~ y ~ vsr5: Brussels 7 AZ snd All
Woo r-rsirs sf.' srd s Olrlo-.. 3lc, si. "a. Drls
NsrtnE Table AZ Fiano Cover Ntl'~ >ls1-- Rrss.
Mas, t,., moe; astonishing low purcs HSAN Aorsso>
No. ~ b0pery
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

FIIER and AGUE CURED.
WyNNoePs Toxic Is certain remedy s sraN .se t,t
wears proves IT, nal will coavnce Depot No Sj
i.b-riY.al.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
COURT cALENpAR-THrs DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-rHrs DAY
SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERM.-Nos ~. 80,
81 49, 49, 81 o. 1885, II, ~ a. t ~ a. 49, ~ 81, 55 a. S
SUPREME CouRr-CRCUiT--PARr Mos. 2D,
loi iols I0i7 1919 i02l 1923 1925 lo27 1922 1884, 1855 loss
1881 lieg 04 1913 1919 l05i 1858 Pant fL-Nps DlA STD
522 sl2 s5 sSs slo SOi 5s6, 7t 4i6, $685. ssi s E w
aup mn Qss,Q QfQ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

"Wit and Imagination, or, an Evening with the Old
Dramatsts and Modern Humoriss,' is the title of an
entertainment to be given by Prot. Hows, at Hope
Chapel this evening. 1t is to consist of selections
from old and new authors of character susceptible
of dramatic delncation at the reading desk, and will
illustrate choice phases of numerous character drawn
from Dickens, Zen Jonson, Irving and Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

The Hon. L. d. Smith of the Third judicial Dis
trict presided at one of the circuits OF the Supreme
Court held in this city yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

No OroRUM.-The Board of Aldermen had no quo
rum yesterday afternoon and adjourned, subject to the
call of majority of the members.
Tie Board of Councilmen was in the same predica-
ment, ana adjourned to Thursday afternoon at ,
clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

THE METALLIC TABLET STRoP-lnyented by
G:o. ssvsnrvs, 4 .. isis-Ths the Erruins a.-ce nn
been esgzrG TO- producing the keeust possible etS 70
rxos Csa b. ostsu- Of tie hscgibrr. .a4 so aaafs
trrs-s, :. ). SaUsorEs No tstor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

The ExANIyATIos OF STEPHENS BEFORE JUDGE
WELsH.-The examination of James Stephens, before
Judge Welsh, charge of having caused the death
of his wife by poisoning, which was to have been
sumed yesterday, was again postponed until Thursday
morning, in consequence of the investigation COM
menced by Coroner Connery in the matter interfering
with the attendance of the prisoner aud witnesses be-
fore Judge Welsh. Sophia aud Fanny Bell, also Mr..
Cardwel present in court yesterday 10 testify on
the part of the prosecution.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

GRAPEs-How TO KEEP THEM.-Several persons
have written to IA for directions for keeping grapes
fresh. There three easy ways that Will serve the
purpose in some degree-that s it will preserve them
some weeks into tie Winter in toleraole state oi
freshness. The fr-t is TO hang up the punches sepi-
raey by the stems in dry room just cool enough to
preserve fruit from freezing The next is TO pack the
bUrches, each separately, in absolutely dry sawdu't
Of some sweet wood, in layers, in box cask. The
other pack the bu lches separately between layers
Of clean cotton fiber batting. In each the fruit
should be kept IN dry, cool room, and, when packed
in cotton, the may be cold that it would freeze
water and lot ljure the grapes. Care must be taken
tat the fruit dry and clean and that there are no
decayed, mashed imperfect grapes or the punches
Every family having abundance Of ripe grapes can
and should Try the experiment of putting mp some Tor
use in early Winter. We have tasted them very good
in March.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

CAsUALTY.-Yesterday morning while Fire Engine
No. 30 passing through Broadway on its way TO
the fire in Pine street, of the members was thrown
the pavement and the wheels of the engine passed
bis back ard hands inurng him so seriously that
doubts expressed as to his recovery He was taken
to the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPsoIsL TEaA--SEPr. IL
Before Judge BRADY.
THE HARLEM RAILROAD INJUNCTION.
Ten Eyck and wife against Tie Mayor, &C., ct al.
Thi. this morning, aud will be con
,iuued on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

Two CoSvIcrs ESCAPED FROM SING SrSG.-On
Friday two convcts, named Ander On and Thorp,
made their escape from the State Prison al Sing Sing.
1t appears that they had both beer complaining of
being SICK and the doctor advised that they should
take little fresh air. They st work, under the
slperintendence OF one OF the guard, Mr.. Lowe, in
tie garden tia, aternoon bat when the time arrived
for them to return to their cells they nowhere to
be found AT last accounts they were still at large
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

LIEUT.. GEs. ScoTT.-We learn tha. our veteran
Commander-in-Chief is rapidly recovering from the
effects of his recent fall he sits up more or less every
day, and the pain, which affects him only when in
motion, is subsidng. He is in excellent spirits and
expects 10 be able to return to town in day two
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

RoBBERY.-Tret Godfrey, No. 432 Seventh
avenue, appeared U fore Justice Kelly Yesterday
morning and chsrged Mark Il. kenney ami WIN. IL.
Jollie with violent aid feonous assault upon the
avenue. which was followed by forcible seizure from
Treble, by the defendants Of n silver watch valued
at $40 Jollie is - years old, born in New-iork,
lives at No. 25S West Forty-sixth street, and Is q
Jolie sad "Iknow nothing about it; heard some
- one cry Watch and on going to see what the
matter was, the officers taking kenney to the
" S,ation-House; l followed them, and when l got
- there they locked NE up too henney u also -
years old, was born in New-York, lives at No. 80
West Thrty-sixth street, ani is a carpenter by oec9
patton. In answer To the charge, the accused said'
- did not see tire man until o'clock IN the morning
then he was in the custody Of an officer; next saw
him about O'Clock when he caught hold Of lie and
" said stole his watch, and had NE arrested. Jus
tice Kelly committed the accused to answer IN deiauH
of $500 ball. each
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
CITY ITEMS.

Donizettis favorite opera Lucrezia Borgia,
will be performed this evening at Buron's Theater,
with a strong cast, including Mesdanes Gazzaniga
and PGttStrakosch, Signor Brignoli, NJ. Junca lthe
new basso his first appearance in opera and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

SERIOUS CaNPHENE CAsUALIrY--hrs. Ehza ny
lor keeping porter house at No. 20 Ninth asehus
was terribly burned about O'clock Monday ho'h'ns
In going up sters to bed canphene lamp wlrn '.S
also 10 the tar, sHJ the paptr on the ceiling. Officers
Fisher and Taggart Of the Sixteenth Precinct saw .e
FIRE and fastened 10 the spot. As they op'u s.,,p
door Mr.. Taylor with her dress envelepea III nings
rushed into the street when the officers ii any
woman. thereby extingushing the fre. Mr. naylvn
was then conveyed back TO the house, ana physician
called 10 attend her.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

CHARIrY-Tbe New-0rlesns Howard Association
acknowledge si33 !S as donation from the Fort
Hamilton Relief Socivty
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

The MURDER OF MoRRrs TwonEr.-The Jury in
this case rendered verdict That deceased came to
" his death by blow and fall administered by the
" hands of John Kehoe in quarrel at the corner Of
"Tenth street and First avenue, On the morning or
Sunday last, but that the blow was hot given with
"the intention to k On the rendition Of the verdict
Kehoe was committed tc await the action of the Grand
Jury. Hays, who WAS arrested with him, was held to
bail to appear as witness. The deceased has left
wife ard two children.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

COUSTERFEIIISG IMPLEMENTS DIscoyERhD'-
Last Saturday afternoon lad at play near the Taer
foot If Sixty-sixth street, North River, orougIt .e
attention Of Officer Wilson If the Tweny-second rfe
circt TO number of copper plates which were lying
the shore On examina alton, these Plates eNideu1!
had been made for cOunterfetng bills on VaIlo1s ~
banks in this city and State. TLese plates ABOUT -
they cnn be seen. The inference is that the plates
were dropped by some eounierfelter VINO was ieaf'u
the police would fnG them in his possession
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

The GREATEST FsEICBr.-A few nights since, tie
steamer New World took from this city to Albany tie
argt load Of freight that boat has ever taken up
the Hudson River Ii amounted in the gross, to over
ive hundred and fifty tuns. She had also very large
number Of passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

OyERBoARD.-AbOut o'clock Sunday nisa' ,Ss
~ - fIe pei .Iip boat was entering the shp, .ni
copeussiou Of the bos. with the bridge threw s00'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

ATTEMPTED SuicrDs.-Thomas Paine. residing cor
ner of Cherry and Scanned streets, attempted suicide
yesterday morning by cutting his throat. The wound
was promptly dressed by surgeon, and twas Thought
Mr.. Paine would recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

PosTPoSFp.-The trial of General Superintendent
TaIlnadge, which has occupied the attention of the
Police Commissioners for several days past, an
which, at the last meeting, was adjourned over unit
Monday morning, was still further adjourned unit
Tuesday ioren( at II o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25
Right Of Visitation and Search-De-
ctsiOn OF Lord Stowel.

The principle coutended for by the United States,
has been quite strongly asserted by British, as
American authorities. That eminent Admiralty
Judge, Lord Ssowel, in the decision of the case Of
. French vessel, seized upon the COAT of Africa.
said: No nation can exercise right of visitation
and search, upon the common aud unappropriated
parts Of the ocean, except from the beligerent
claim. No nation has the right to force their way
to the Liberation Of Africa, by tramplipg upon
the Independence of other States, on the pretence
Of an eminent good, by means that are unlawful,
or to press forward to great principle, by break
Ing shrough other great principles which stand
In their way" This exposition isdirectly 10 point
now, and cannot be ignored by the British Minis
try. t-t5 ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25


Eight hundr d feet of the east end OF the Hoossc
(Massl tunnel have been completed.
There we're 402 deaths in New York last week ;
81 of consumption.
Lady Franklin, widow of the celebrated Arctic
navigator. is at present 10 Algers.
The dwelling of John Easily. near Danville, va,
was destroyed by fire on the end instant Loss
$4,000,
Governor willard, of Indiana, is lying very
low with severe attack "a pneumonia, or conges'
ton of the lungs. His recovery is doubtful
Mr.. yanderhoff was to appear at the Theatre
ROYAL on the 11th, in celebration of the hftietn
anniversary of his appearance on the Liverpool
stage.
Mime La Grange Ronconi. Tiberiui and Captain
assan Bey sailed in the Europa for Liverpool last
week.
The Connecticut House of Representatives has
defeated a bill which passed the Senate, making
the LIST of January legal holiday.
Queen Victoria was 80 years of age yesterday
The British Consul at New York was to honor the
day by grand dinner
The "Rialto' flour mills of Petersburg. Va, have
been sold to Sylvester johnson. for Sl5,5Oo.
Thomas J. Mackey tried in Charleston, $. G., for
recruiting men for Walker, has been acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25
Financial aud Commercial.

The telegraph mas noticed the refusal OF ths ho.ss
If The exchange Bank Of Mmrfressboro. Tenn, py
the sashyile Banks The Nashville Union sass
They are rot purchased BIZ the brokers as ~ as
rice There are RI nor. nom which
sks h me- of This bank are based. which have cAns
Id ths excitement in regard to its totes
10 to repeat them The matter VIII oo ps.o s.s,ig
public in few days At the same tsms srg. Hank
advise hodsrs 4 the no,s. s q .n nee q dso
aforna don in regard to the present conaiiy9 ~
lie bank the event Of tho d.sppesfanes ~ ~
an that the state ia re-. ponsble for the circu'a
tion OF the bank
Richmond Markets. May ID.
There is yory little dong this being generaay 'os
luiest 8 ason of the Commercial year. ioass. ~
con sequence of holiday thete Is nothibg doihs ~
Tobacco, ~ not much In sny tbing ihtIe . ~
change tn note except q slight concession In BACON
M,o.,, continues pleaty, and Exchange remains
.; = nrsm on the Northern'cities The Banks still
the great bulk Of stock Bank notes, ana thoss
of the Bank OF the Valley but the notes Of hearis
all tha. have any ejaculation here. are redeemed ey
The Brokers, with bankable funds N"rth oarohns
oontinuss at ~ sou.h Carolina per cent us
count .L.o.,
TnnACro. The receipts of Tobacco haye not peen
=, iapge fIr the last few days, but the breaks arc
sery full Asreeards the quality Of the loDseco W.
say that the breaks lor tpe las. ~ea on Leaf ana
1
N vsry aft order much OF il warm and lunsea - -
~ anote Interior Tugs 1908 I56Si -; goos ssEg
Is 75 dry shipning :uD Interior Lee - s5 Z. @
975: good ssG $50: fire etemnfas silfesiz ~ ~
some tow DRY English hhds have eeen r9id Inis
,re.k At from $40 10 Sts-order fine. but qnaty not
food Manufacturing $50 i"5t; nne si2a ebi.. %
YL0UR The market remaius ss at last quoted-
n 75G on Basa: from store $3-last sales 10 snip
WuEAT-Nothin doing to-day We still quote
priue Red aud White Si.Ia0nSi.23.
CoRN-Nsrket quiet, at bHGhz.
RAC0N-WS sides at VAC u cents sUoHi
ders Tf,ta q ceuts: hams, PLAN l0}4@il cents
ba. ged lnsGI2l. cents. Market dull.
| t3FFEE-Market firm. WeQuote Rio HOP cts
az to quality and quantity; Lagnayra FAC: Java zoe
SUGARs-Ws quote New Orleans 6s<GD7s4 cts; P
Rico and Cubs none in market; Loaf l2c; Crushed
aud Powdered Ollie: Coffee 95zc; Coffee 9izc
0 Coffee exc; Elk rae sac.
MOLASSES.-New Orleans 81 to 40c; Cuba 25QJ3oc:
2. Rico 30(Gl35c.
Richmond Rectifed 201a12l1sc.
Northern Markets.
New YORK, May 24-Flour State advanced &c
per barrel. other brands unchanged Wheat dull
and buyers demand y reduction. Corn buos ant
Yellow advanced Ic per bushel and is quoted at II
G97s. Stocks lower aud dull.
BALTIMORE May 2t-Flour unchanged. Wheat
dull at SATURDAY rates. Cora actiye-white 62165:
yellow 6T969
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25
waLHNn AFHIC M4W0.
aNPoRTHp FOR THE DAILY DIspATuH
CnyoRE ssInyAT,

WASHINGTON, May "a - ,Suatc MIR. Douglas In
sroduced resolution for the redress of the recent
outrages on American vessels deferred to com
mittee on Foreign Relations.
A bill for tina improvement OF the harbor OF Chi
cago was taken up aud discussed
The $l5,o00,0 900 loan bill WAS discussed until I'D
tournament
House In COMMITTEES Of the Whole, business re
ferring to the District Of Columbia. was taken ~
and several BILLS were referred Ore was passed
apprepriatiHg $4,000 per anuum for ava years, to-
the institution for the Deaf. Dumb aud Blind.
The bill legalizing the Washington elections
was discussed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25
ARREST on CouyTERPEITERs.

ROCHESTER,. May %, 1s5s.-our police made 9
descent last night upon counerfeiiine establish
ment ia thi, city arresting Henry D. Stevens las
Lenox and Fanny +. Johnston, A quantity OF boz
gus coin and die Tor making it were found on Ste
veus About $4,000 in one. two and three dollar
bills on the Genesse Bank of Flint, Michigan. were
found on the premises The bills were mostIS
in sheets and not filled out. The parties are under
going an examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25

FATAL CONSEQUENCE OF MOB LAw-Late on Satur-
day night 18th inst some of the citizens of Au-
burn, Ohio, attacked the house occupied by Mrs.
Abbey and her two daughters, knocked in the
doors aud windows and broke mp the furniture
Mr. Tyrus Garfield. one of the assailauts had just
kicked over the stove, when he was shot in the ab-
domen and was taken home to die about fifteen
minutes afterwards in presence of his wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25

DEArH OF AN OLD NEaRo.-A correspondent In.
forms 10 of the death Of Peter, slave OF mrs
Randolph, widow OF DR.. Jack Randolph. lie died
afsw days aimee, near Paineville, Amelia. lie was
In the Revolutionary war with his old master
and must have been handreed years OF more DID,
when be died. He was . very sensible o'a man
and told his rscolections OK oiden times WAN esi
dsnt prfdA s&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25

Nn- New Books AT 50 MAIN STREEr.-We met an
old acquaintance. yesterday. in our walk, and on
observing peculiarly serene aud benign expression
Up II his countenance. inquired the cause He re-
piled that he had just returned from the GIFT Book
STORE, No. 50 Main street. whore he had purchased
four good books and received as many beautiful
Gifts, among others a Gold Pen and an elegant
Bracelet, and that he was happy, not only on his
own account, but because he saw his friends spend
ing their money in the way, thus enjoying the
luxury of books and gifts, at moderate expense.
Now is the time to get bargains at No 50 Main
street. my 22-3t