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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06
Drraa4cEruL.-For several afternoons

DfeGaACETUL. For several afternoons
past number Of men aud boys have been seen
exposing their persons on the tow pafh, near the
pump house. regardless of the presence ef ladies
who frequently walk in that direction Such con.
duct 10 so disgraceful that the Mayor has deter
mined TO detect and punish the parties. When ,
man becomes 90 degraded as TO have no respect for
ladies. the sooner the community can get rid OF
him the better
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AxorHEs WIFE MURDzk sEAR CHICAGO --On Tnea
day last the wife Of Corneiius Casey, living Is
Thornton. Ill., died in consequence Of being d we're
iy beaten by her husband. The latter was lodged
in Chicago Jail, TO keep company with three otber
wife Inurderers n ow confaed there-Jusnpertx
Finn, aud caaey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

A PRODUCTIVE STATE PRIsos.-The Texas Psni
sentiary seems to be doing good business. From
October 1857, June, 1885, the vziue Of the cotton
manufactured at the peni.entisry Was 81 823, and
Of the woollens S33 l43.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

No REST Jox THE WIcKgD.-Three wo.
near 9th, were caifed before the Mayor yesterday
and directed to seek other residences at once. Ii
they fall to do so, they will be committed to prE
! ann
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

RATS SINKING ScHoesEg.-Schooner Empire. (of
Wells Captain Chambers, which arrived at Provi-
de- ice, 29.h ult-, from Baltimore, with cargo of
coal, was found to be leaking freely just before
leaving Baltimore the 18th. She taken on
the marine railway for the purpose Of stopping the
leak. when, upon examination, it was discovered
that hole about Two inchesdu length had been
made by rata il. the run Of the vessel, between
wind aud water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

lsDEPESDEST TRAvELLEks.-The Brussels Iuds-
pendence says that three EngIishmen. having cross.
rived 1t Amsterdam ou the 10th VI June On land
ing, they boisisd the beat upon their shoulders
carried II with them to their hotel and the foIIow.
ing morning, took II back 70 ths Rhine, In the
same nnaIner, aud started for Germ any
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

DESCENT ON A FARO B4NK-0n Saturday after
noon, the Mayor of Pittsburg, Pa. with posse oil
officers, made descent upon faro bank corner
of Market street and the Diamond, in that city
aud succeeded in capturing the table and impIe
iGents Of the craft, together with about $40 in
| stakes. Fifteen persons, said by the Dispatch te
be s'ex-Msysrs, ex-police officers, exdiKnitares
aud gentlemen Of quality" were also arrested, and
taken to the Mayor office, where they were fined
under the gambling act, paid up and cleared out
The proprietor of the establishment, who was ab
sert at the time of the seizure. was after wards ar
rested and hound over for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

STAMPEDE TOWARDS SwsDEHBoRGIA ANIsM The New
Orleans Bulletin saws that there has been, within
few months past, quite stampede 10 the German
Methodist churches of New Orleans aud vicinity
towards Swedenborgianism One Of the most pop.
ular Of the German preachers, Rev. j. M. Hofer
aas gone over to the mystic faith of the grea; Swe
dish philosopher, and taken with him not few o
his brethren aud friends, and now holds forth 10
them at private houses on the Sabbath
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06
DOR SALE :
DOR SALE
Richmond City STOCK
Virginia State Do
Lynchburg Gas Do. by
ii MAuhY Il CO,
iyS-ss Exchange and Stock Brokers.

ly5-as Exchange and Stock Brokers.
fI'HE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
BoTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE, WITH ITS DOUBLE SET OF SElk- ACT-
ING gEsERATORs-THE OLDEST or THE
KIND In fIRGlSIA.-rhe eenuine article Of Bot
tisa Soda Water Is put up BY NJ. Mo. oRM ACk.-
Also Lnon and sarssparilla Pop. philadelphia For.
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown stcat.
The sabscriber has added 20 ths aboys the botlfne
Of Lager Beer. OF superior quality. In rnt and hall
ptnf bottleA. 10 81 = c0stCInere. sE
ssI3 " MCCORMACK. ma keoAd st.
NuflgE Il have this day sppoiLted
~ sfr JAMES COLLINS Of Richmond. mv Agent
to collect al claims due the estate q Andraw Cum
Xxx of Andrew Cummins decd.
SuaAk AND MOLAssEs.
l6f hhds prime 10 choice Porto Rico Sugar
"a :, Cuba and New Orleans ~
80 bhls Cs hee sugar, various grades
rs Pat@nt Cut Loaf sugar
i25 Crushed ~
30 " Gtsarts 1rcund
" b0xes Loaf .
~ Ibis rsboled aossses
uhds Porto Rico $50
Ss'as ~ 'aa . ''''s BACON Il on sAskrayILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

NUTICE.-I have taken The store far
~ many years occupied by the late Vim Smith
on th street, opposite the exchange Hotel and txe
doorsabove VIM Holt Richardson. Having. bought
mis- entire stock and fixtures, am pre- pared and wit
be pleased to furnish his anG my Customers ano
friends with ANY orders they may be pleased 70
cave me, sssnring them they will receive my promp
and spectral attention, and resp cifully solicit cali
WM ALLEN, Ms rchsnt Taller.
au 3-lm Agent for VIM ALLEN
have appointed WIN ALLEN my agent and at
torney 20 conduct general Merchant Tailoring bu-
siuess VIM ALLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

Gss TO LET--At the Cafe Restaurant
Esl No. ?la Main street four large airv ROOMS ,s,
and 81 floors, tor snyle gentlemen with or without
p@2Fa v
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g., FOR KGNT-The Edgemont House,

Ill com prising two tensnents. situated on the
south s.lde OF dsin, near 9Th stree. Il. ssession
given the ist Of october next This house. from it,
ce e4tra, icc Iton being within five minutes walk of
the very heart of tue city. and from its airy and
pleasant position, renders IL very desirable fer first
class hoarfinR house. FOR .erms, apply TO
Jy23-2v aODDtS N APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

"a Foa hkNf--A most eligiol, loca
7a ted on Re fgr Lawyer or PLY IAN ready fur
n'saSd' Possession gisea immediately. Apply 70
b Is MINOR
Ns~S Law Building
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- AcHllEEs AsCOxlF j H., Hom@e-
rathist ttsts mum New York, snd frmxiy q Aissp
pathtc prxcdtto0efJ reaDec9fu1ov eptcin IL poas
nass Of the eisizsns sf 6icknUod. S.
A0Vnce on Trace atrest. betWeen 1th oud ~
NH-References Of the hiGheet rsspscesbIlstY.
Medical advics end usatsnens 0nA91D - xnn koca.
e . be once; s svsr{ Day sssssA - szesssd) -
VACCINATION 6sAvl4 - rms Pen ssvssy WedneeI
day. bstwsen and . o'cioek.P =. ~ my 13-lys
- Da JOHN B. WALrsALE, fHomUo.
pathisf Offers his proiexsonsI SsFvices 10 TIE eit
xens of Richmond and It's vicinity. Once Ax n -
aaence. on Leigh street, two docFs ffom sth.
10 lady
- ssfo GID RssrHsD 0oED, to paint
the lily, II ats
4 70 throw perfume on the violet,
40 hnooth ths ice. or add anothor hue
To the rAinbows--
O. speak II praise Of the pHOrO0RAPHs asd Az.
bkUIf PES IN ads at MINNlS' PhotorrnpS srd Si.s
All daiiery, lS5 Main street
ls wastefui and ridculous.s ~
Tney epeak for themselves g al y ho pafruunfs.
his establishment will testify. - -
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RICHMOND, JUAI lO9H, ia
n~To On N. kAHn:--UBAK Sin: ifeel
it duty owe 10 you, 10 state 70 the public, the
neck OF ffteen years standing, weighing upwsyds
of thee pounds with0ut the use cf k.ife. snd Of
which am DOW wsli- wss sxamined ~ ssssfui
70 nave nothing Done with it.
Yours 20. Is ~ MANY J. 0kUBRe.
~ Rssidencs Beaver Dam. HanoysT county, We.
4o- DR. kAHN's Office y the corner q ~ SID
Main Gereefs. sts - k'' ~ l5-3np
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GARD -REMUVAL--Dr. KNUX has
~ removed his residence to the house on 25th st
immediately in the Of the Presby ter iau Church
Church Hill IL .. -s7r.
In proifering his services to the citizens of Rich
mond, among whom his short residence nas allow ed
him bnta limited personal acquaintance. hs feel
called upon to state that he has been engaged In The
active practice OF hts profession for the last l6
VI. Calls msy be left at his residence, or az hie
office. l2th st bstwe@n Main aud Cary. aul--lms
QiCHMOND GROUND PLASTEk.-
~ In consequence of q reduction in water power
at my present site for grinding Plaster, shall moi
be abte 10 hlt orders until lst september bexr al
WHICH tine shall have completed new mill or
the Dock, short distance from the od site, with
much improved mschioery and Increased power,
which will enable me to supply orders to any ex
tent with promptness ana at REDUCED PRIOR
Thankful TOR past fivors aid especially for the coa
hdence geposed IN my selections or superior Lump
for grinding, eau only my patrot that the
same care shall b. exercised and that the reputation
Of my brand for RICHNESS ami PURITY, shall be fully
sustained JOHN III. CLAIBORNE,
au 3-d&w2aw tsepl Office No II Pearl ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

INrEMPERAycE IN ENGLAND 40 From statistics care
fully collected in England, 1t appears that ia that
country three hundred and fifty-seven Incorporate
persons die for every one hundred and ten OF tenn
p rate habits At twenty years Of age, an inteu-
perate man may expect to live fifteen and a half
age may expect to live frty- years longer. At
thirty, an Incorporate man will probably live
fourteen years longer, a temperate man thirty
Years longer At forty, an intemperate man will
ordinarily live twelve years longer, while tempe-
rate man will live twenty nine years longer. -
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- .sTo GILp RHsrHsp GoGp, 10 paint
- AHorHnR Cuas pr BAxe.,. pr.

MUM BIrfeRs - BAKsk, ESQ RrcHnoup. yA-
lear er: sm opposed u Qunck medicines: - soch
now ver. Dc not insend TO des. nate yoar prcrn,n
Bitters Ny attention was directad 10 shs Mss ~
these Bitters w ny wife, upen our ltsls snfsos.
Just sixteen moutas old. His onplSist wae chrvnic
70 form, in our opinion. doubt u hisrec5very. Ne
commenced the use Of your Bittrrs. and very sron
thereafter he became convAlescent, and 4 NJ =
healthy and vigorous. A nothing e,ss 10 the wav
OF medicine was used TO restore him 70 health a
can but attribute his recovery to your invaluahis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

O. FOR RENT.-The Cottage on 4th
ksix street, between Main and Franklin a store or
nics gu 10Th street. between Nam and Cary;a large
Da-liing on 4fh ST. between Broad ami arshajE al.
co. s'ai ge Brick House sydney with four acres OF
land, HIih good deal Of fne irnt. Amply To
Il q TUS>TALL,
~ %-t Office Ilfh 3. rect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

sa fUR RENT OR SALE The HOUSE
sssx at present occupied by the MIsses Murray ON
tFace street between stu aud 9th. App,y 20
- Si--SiawSa~ AHSAHAM WARWICK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

o. FOR Rem land possession I'M
M1 Dcdiately-ihe house on 81 s. between CIay
aud Leigh ST. Apply TO WN PHILIIPs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

aa FOE kENI-Ahd possessi IN Civ
Us en- Immediately the Brick Dwelling be.xeen
flfSt aud second streets south side OF Main street
recently occupied By T. Dihr.I. For fun thsr infer.
ma on, Apply at ny FOundiy.
~ g7-@I2.S g. d DENDDN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

g. STORE FOR KENT The store
M No Sc Main street is for rent 1t is located in
thP ctutre of bniness; T. ,Inmo5ious I'D well ar
ranged. Possession gwen ist october next Apply
t. HENRY IT, C.,NNGS
Jy Tim On Frankiiu. ne .r u " ernar 81.
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49, FOR RbNT.--A new. convenient,
An aud neat Cottage. on N street. north Of Leigh
one door from the corner Of 9Th street and opposite
Mr. " RHchies residence. 1t contaiLs rve rooms
with brick kitchen containing four rooms.
The 10: is $50 feet deep, accessible in the var by
an alley. Apply TO JAMES IUxFORD.
Furniture Dealer Grace and ath street
fy q -i2iN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

PovERTY AID SufcIDE.-Mrs. Mary A. Chalau. a
goung married woman. twenty years old, commit.
led suicide on Monday night, in New York, under
very sad circumstances. She married an Italian
uamed Charles Chalan a short time ago lie was
carpenter by trade, but could get no work and
vas suffering. On Monday he looked all day fur
employment in vain. and on returning at night to
hrs apartments, in the sixth story of the above
house, informed his wife that he was going to sea
for awhile. He was informed by his wife that
there was nothing to eat. He replied by saying.
MARY, will go to sea, and you return to your
parents until better times" As Chalau put his
hand on the door to go out, his wife sprang out Of
window, ard breaking her back on shutter in
tho descent, fell dead on the pavement.
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,old by FISHER 4 WINSTON,
"a o2-1ly Richmond Ya

NTOTICE.-The subscriber begs, leave t.
Ninformhis customers of the city of Richmond tha
he IS now receiving 100 half bbls first quality Phils.
delphia Cream Ale, and will dispose Of the same o.
the most reasonable terms, and deliver 1t free o,
'''"' = y - N. MCCORMACK,
Hao Eraad At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

DEAD THIS-WOOLLEN GOODS fo
N persons Who wish 70 purthsSs ehssD tssvsalS
Cloship9. Tor ths wtnfsr ssasos. sAis = hv0tabje
roS % ksSs 81 q All k sss
So cont legs than ~ oei0inAl cOse - mann.
fsc,uring, wkak Z pssld ssllst n0deuss sdyanee
On the nFss cog< Hoy y shs ttlle e slses nExas
tsvinx, ~ csl1ng = the notsa s1fkassc ~
as ~ g M11n eegese i
1'ODUS FAMILY hO0 k0UND IA
~ 50 "a . '1' 'SsIa SssAs s;l's '1sMSs s. iis o6
WHlfB GOODS, WHITE GOODS
~ An endless vssisty ~ white Decd = hask.
shlcS Is pss dsss ssa Saisy $500 ssssssS 8
~ !. ':s'' s1''s';as 1sss,b Is Z e - 49,
|0KaAnDIE HU1EIE g. 5aSs :
~ ~ patsssrs y.fy han1sons yssseh 0sgsn:
aiss sftll - Aan1; TheN aoo6. h.ye - su %
rs and 81 N a. Ne ere 100 o0sslD2 ~ ee ~
I'D 9 -. Dss ssse. cnrxua cnnsKnv
7s5LUkED ExTTN5iOE bkln1s.--
~ W have rscelysd s - = o1pmt1 feenfe -
tenatoa ekiste. u44e g - - ~ 49, aSk
ss:x ,,ss:;s g s,s sss ss;ssas = :s,s sss :
=. =. -, -. : !. "a Z + atzse ..
I .1i1T09H6 81 l|x's 4 Z aIles
IuQskaIxZa 90 ~. i H. ~ S'..s1
). :. : 2 Z !. .:s's r. =
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May 3, 1868. -s5a VIZ RArCLrYpe
Price 80 centa per botte-to be had Of alI proynh
tent Druggsts In this city, and elsewhere fn Vir-
gfpi8. = ~ sN& g sz67e #sf.ss x 90 - 10
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soa nENr AND eALT

~ fOh RENT he House at rrc.
s4a sent q eqpied by c Crump, on Franklin. be-
t@ &C 92 and2sr streets The heus, has fsn.
room aud The usual on.taileings and II s,,itahia
~ n,edsfate 7ed family. To good tensps the
TeNs III ee mederate. Apply to tho .ubseliher.
'N" ~ asusAss sssoFe' hB LYME.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
The Singular Army Mt Ast,r,a.

MR.. CooPB AND DAUGHTER BElp tn BAIL
PROBABLE INDICTMENT OF Mr.. WELLS FoR AS
sArIF.
We have even full particulars Of recent difficulty be.
tween Two families, named Coepe and Wells at Astoria
resulting in general collision complaint Of assaut
arr battery on both sides, originating IN at alleged at
tempt Of Mr.. Wells TO eject matrimonial alliance with
ore OF Mr. Ccores daughters without her fathers CONSENT
Our statement lefttbe parties before Justice Morris at
Astoria, making mutual complaints of sssaun and Mr.
Coore's lawyer claiming separate examination for hs
clients Since that report the Justice decided N deny the
alt catsn N grant separate examination Of Mr. toope
od hs daueher on the ground that they were ont par
tics In the alleged conmsson OF the OF rce The p,rtles
APPEARED yesterday morning before County Judge leach
H. mpstead Court House when Mr ars ss Coope vcr
held 10 bs IN the o. ~ coo 10 any iudctcu,
phich the Grand Jury may nrd agsinst Their Mr. and
Miss tcnre have however been bcfof the Grand Tprv
and cc paincd against Mr. wells and doubtless q e
uemsn ~n be indicted cr sssaul, that has not aresy
been cone The Gran jury bal NOS rafe any present
ment when reporter left yesterday, but sss
meptsrly expected that rrosertment wsald be made
is not probable though IL possihe, the ipdtt
ment OF either party found will be tired this term
The affair creates considerable interest IN Astoria and
Hemrstesi, and the Developments OF the trial are
sbxopsly expected
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ssd the noise In IT, 2ue Lepeliet,er signal Of nc
"o~nfa Of the fortress OF tyranny and that he aitam h
If fece 0r-p, not NJ oh failure; and 6nisasd with
the crv Of "Vive Orspi which received with veh
,.nt applause.
Mr.. roNrAIc"s then said, that until tho present
rrversaYp has been celebrated the OF the French
ra.op; II will be- in ths namo Of tho wholo world
The Italians have taught that n destroy tyrant
d8ty fr every one Tha Cuvrier des Ndis Unis told
that England was refuge for tho regc,des No, hat Is
Dot tsns veeicdes exit every whers where noder
STANDS tyranny The anniversary which ceiebrae To-
public but OF the universal repubo He then proposed
toast to-
"P~rre and OrsDi-They Our Brothers" (Tfemen-
dous appause)
Mr. Isssider gave the oast-"A Ia Presse impartial" "
and pitched into the Courier des Eats Uni. which he said
daily nsuteo them an which claims 70 DO OF tba
ga,s of the great American repablc.
lie CONT then sang lie Chant du Dep1rt with great
enthusiasm, after which the assembly broke up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25

The caulkine OF the United states steamer Coorado at
Goeport Nas completed the ah ins. The following oi-
Gers hsve been ordered TO her eore Of whom already
been published -taptsin VIM r. ,yardper: Ileutenants
Ecwsrd Ian'er, Thomas IT, Stevens, Abpsr Read, WIN L.
Powell, hvery kenpcn; Acting Master, Charles c. Car
renter fett SURGEON Edward GiChrIst Passed Assistant
surgeons, A. N lynch, vedder Purser, y c. Dorsu;
thef Epgpee. ". W. wcod; Firs. Assistant Engineer,
1bor a Shors second Assistants, John W Moore, Alex
Greer Ham Jno. Pardy Philip 1nch, Cr~. lew;
Poat vain John Mckinley; Gunner john overs Carpcn
ter, Amce Chics ssilmsker, VIM. Renueu
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rtls b. allan OF the French Revelation ~ Fc-
brAAJG. 1919

rels b. allan OF the French Revolution Cr Fc-
braary. ISiS.
IL accordance with TIE following announcement large
rsttsyg assembled last night ~ ~ Leonard street, N
cseba'e the srnivetssry Of the French revolution OF
February "a, Is4s,-
RhFtMICps VkivsRsuIR-Ia Sccet. 1p,ernatiOo s;a ''
Nee York invite tccs leg demo crates b, pQn.t
mtratf out aura lieu mercredc4 Fevrer, ihonn do
FsnniveTsare de Ia revolution DE- 1888, eept hs"as d
soir, an No. ~ Leonard street, ph6tel Rothman. PIX SO
cents.
les deltgOss-Bsut, Rek, Berger, Bjoux ct L. Bale.
The uekeA Of admission Of the color
red, and were inscribed a. follows-
ASSOCIATION INTERN ArlONALE, /
BANQUEc
Commcmora
du
"a Fevrisr lS4s, {
Ie AeJcredi "a Fevrer 1868, hsures du soir,
72 Leonard street.
Prtx d'en,ree: 80 cents
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A CArnoLlc Mornxn Arrkn LEE PnorEar ANT

A CArnoLic MornxR ArrKn HER PnoTEsrASr
nAUchbs-A cAee Of cou-i e'sbl. rtss-st before
the court yctteruay, involving the custody OF Irb
gfl, II years old, whom her mother Roman Cathonc
ruhtd TO Obtain Threatening N iuct violence her FOR
becoming Ffot.ststt m. circVw.tsnce- cf the
arc az touws:-some two yesfs sincs tue ART came IN
i've ~ih gentleman IN ,his CITY domestic aud re
ctrty Attended teverai 81 the meetings the Fret .p
Nt tbvich rrd btcsme convert On last sabbath shc
srbed 70 be taItz-d and join the church bat her
rloytr wtuld not permit her TO 90 m he had q
I~r.btsi Who are rgj Catholics resiuiug New Bruus
wick fPst week nc vent ,hncr Al on stating the
oarse o. bis Witt ordered ~ send The child home
ard they would make her her rrotsstsat snn
u I'LL her Tbs ~ cour'e be refused o do sni there
uIon, go Friday iss the Isr-ns IN cypany ,r o,ner-
ac 20 thr city and attempted take the grl away bs
force. Tbs wss rc~.sted by her employer su scunl.
ensued IN which the cnrsscd mother hruke her
over b- he-d, bu' was sf in rega inl her
chic, who was unwilling m &C. with her rne plreu.
ten Efbdrt~s, and obtained srit OF habeas corpJs
AID yssierdsy The case before judy. Heo-- Who
deciccd thst mother was generally cntiilc1
tody cf her cbd til reaching legal age bdt that In This
cste hsv Dg atened violence be could rot let her
have tie gri and accordingly told the employer -
ber The ereDis, finding they could succeed s-ir
sgns, accordingly returned home, after cxcomrnun
cstrg and az ahenaiizipg their dsup phter Nsc-k Al
ryrftssT, Ftb. 23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25

HEAVY JUDGMENT AGAINST rpp ONO tdFy ,xp
TRrsr COMPANY In the United States Circuit Cjurt on
saturday, judgment rendered against the Lfe anl
Trust Company for s25a s3 So in favor Of B, Grant,
bfnttrs, f London The action upon bhls " ex.
change drawn or endorsed by Iudlov, the Nee YORK
agent CT the Trust Company Cincinnati gazette fb ~
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~~>p~ S>e~ e<S~>e~,' . 70 e~see>~se see<SeSSs~s
Mrs. p. Bes,e,
No. 2ai West Fourte, nth street,


Nes York. I
SeS'e<sSSer(|~
letter -ss found in the log book dated Eas. Boston,
Nov 20, 1896" and signed =" r. Cottroll" was evi
oery srrt"n by The mother, tor she seiks 70 the per
scn 70 whom she writes yart 70 hs brother who tits
though, vac on board J. this he the have the
names OF Two more OF the crew-Jobn and William Got
tel
TIE log BOOK
This book ss we have stated was en- losed the chest
and was completely saturated with water Tho chest
Itself was strongly lsshed with rope, and IL is supposed
thrown overheard before the len the ship Tno
foosins the record up to Thursday the Isb the
day preceding that on which she wss vr.cked We ex
trrci the journal from The time she len HAMPTON R,als-
tsB i6-This day begins with light winds from the
poyhesrd, and plsasant Middle part of toe d.y the
ssns ASP. got under way and proceeded ~ sea AZ
IL reared Cape Henry ann bore west discharged pio,
TyB II.-1his DAY begins ~th light north vest ~i,ds
snd clear weather; at eight 7. sind hauled to north
vest roidd pat strong gales, double resfed torais
after part strong gsles aud thick snow.
pm Is-Ths day begins with strong gales from north
~eet thick saow middle par, the same; stttr part