The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-27
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Washington t"ay ~
York paper say. .,.,t 10 Mr.. |
Lord Sa .,a,. -h,eh X. sxs.nded TO the foun-
ts'o oI o'a ~ s.v;ns proceedings In
re ami wers sntire,y without any knowledge di-
rect or INDIRECT on ne rar. ana De ~ sno
son TO believe tnas tne h.u'ss'y s,,,,raa IN the
s..n.nars he !, once wrote 10 the Admiral OF the
squadron. incosing the statements asa ...,a.
with secided admonition against their fepesi.oo.
In TINS aspect OF the case no pps,e.,. i, a.
tersained that mere VIII pe tue icass -
feetng prompt and satsiactofy sWu s.uoa.
procuring precautionary arrangements W ""'e'
arecurrenoe VIII DC preVeh'ea' -
/ The New York MAY 24) Correspondents OF the
| wa.hiaoton union. ssys:
.,~-., ro.,s.n. In thi. CITY
an ..n s... ~ -. ,sa. a.snred that the mis-.
to'a nv .uey .a sri.sn .,soeether from the in
uooers.aou,"k 10 ns ,aa nfsrars Commanding
not""ee ~" -. .<~aaraA "a rravapt the
the quo poa,s' wn'. o'. LIZ 49,, ~ Cba ,hnu.ht
running " sa,srs1o ,s.s -. ,,,.sai ,h.,
tney ~e.e sJ,.h "a Ala AZ m the hona that one
tney oou'o 49, sh, 49,. =, n. = 10. ard ,urn
OF she many "'kns p' 49, a.. ,h;s a. verv
outs va'uae,e pi4e. snn ss .r,a oaa
faeooa' eAp'"""''"' "'a' fes
90, ruv,,n, To-ntch, that exceI.
fAbsfNs Al Tue -. -
lent comesisn, BASS, appears Ut the s"ea' -
Paistafr In " Henry the Fourth" With the excep-
tiap Of Uarkett he in the only representative OF
go =, 80. 81 ,bsrs will, doubtless
'a'''a" :" '''' INSTRUMENTATION, The
De croWo 70 Witness tuis
| infant prodigy" Stewart, also appears
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MURDER AND SurcrpE.-=A frightful murder ana
.,;.,ao rva. committed at West Troy, New York,cn
. yonan namei Catharipe
saturday evening "''' . &c ~,
Reed, who had LETT her husband gu aoeo"o. VI .i
| treatment was residing there IN tue iami'y Vi
Mr. mowers p..a 4.
| Aoou, c'oc 1,s ;non;rsd Of Mrs. Mowers who
w, s,and;nr az the door. if Catherine Reed was
| in. She. seeing that he was excited, and imasiu-
| ing thst he was intoxicated, said she was not
Reed uttered an oa1n; 'oIu s =. NV ,osor e ea
suo rusneu ,n.c 80" ar,;ailv nndressed and pre
nar;nn 20 ro 70 he'd with child of Mrs. Mowers.
| A long conversation ensued between the parties,
which Mrs Mowers, who was in the next room,
| did not attend to, although she could bear the
voices quite plainly. All at once she heard scuf
fe and rushing into the room saw that Reed had
drawn a dirk with q blade sone five inches in
length and was 10 the act of dealing alternate
blows with it npon himself and wife Speeches.
hand who was inst en- teripg the gate at the time
On entering the room. it was found that the
wretchei man had given himself seven wounds
and was living in a no,l of his own blood In less
thar a 20 minutes he exnired The wounds either
either of which alone would have produced DEATH
were not Jagged or rough. but the blade had been
driven home every time. showing what deter
mined will the wretched suicide must have pos
sassed
catherine Reed bis victim was foupd to have
race;vad nine d;stinct s.abs nearly every one in
yitoi mart NJ The mech cheat and stomach The
roor ,poman xrss ra;sed mon the he'd and in spite
~ her wonnds was was fonnd to be alive The
naighbors were aroused and nhys;caus sept for
IN. ijngarad nntil midnight in great agony when
a..h 80 leo
pRIysFyvRrxe-Iti ia stated by the New York Ey-
,ro.. ,h.t so,,a odvontrrops snir;ts tbera have
p', 49,
conceived the luea Oh a'eneihe 'he iusuilS WHICH
have been bestowed upon the American nag ny the
British cruisers, and accordingly fitted cut a
stauncb clinper with Is picked men on hoard TO
, ~, -. -. ,;h .h 80. -.
Pio'eeu W 'ne az ' 'N'
RACES occurred. Inc Express AUS
Whether the object of the expedition is to await
| the announcement of the course to be pursued by
the Government, or to overhaul generally, on their
tain poitical resorts, it was stated on sunday
| night that such vessel had that day sailed
| from this port without troubling the custom
house for clearance
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| FROM CHINA letter from on board the United
States frigate Missis ipp dating at Woosuug, Chi
ia, on 18th of February. states that the MISSISSIPPI
ri had been ordered 10y Hon. MIR. Heed to proceed
from Hong Kong to ShaDghae, hut after cold,
rough passage, she had to cast anchor at Woosnng,
fourteen miles distant, being too large to run into
the port Indicated by the commissioner The
writer entertains the opinion that the war In Chi
ma Is far from ended. 1t is represented that &c.
. cret embassy from the Russian court mad arrived
10 Pekn ana anticipated tue alied enjoys In nav
ing audience OF the Emperor; aud it is added that
Russia may soon be seen aidipg the chinese In an
, attempt to recapture canton. Inc ieeiing OF the
Chinese people was reused To hief pitch ofindig-
nation with regard TO the occupation OF that city
by the English and french. three Thousand Chi
nese troops were assembled al hoosung, cannon
were being cast daily IN the Imperial foundrles,
aud the war vessels OF TIE Emperor were being
brushed up under American engineers vigorous
oosisughts were uiaue oy 'me government FORCES
the piefaiehce u peaoe apu 4uie' were NOT De
iieseu az oosung' suu ~ ~Ss sau .nat 'ne aiiIe9
FORCES heiu guy as nueu y, CIson 40 was 1o'ereo
ny the guns VI .neil meets, ~ the uni
,eu iu''siou ~ i.h mi ~. aia ne oi'i''a
Io"ers, suouIu isi AZ i'e opyeo'' ~ was lnousHt
,he s h G sa@ as .t ea' i0r
tue iu'eies'' vi MO Wv" nag % 'io 'o'' 0ou'u'
| o. N.r,oy.I p.p.nr avn Mrsrr, ~ Pms
u"AH w. S.aman,s comnni, af A,hsnr NJ, vnaL
| nln.-ane i L. "a, rroanants fnr a raa - h'
| "a.o 'o'HPAo W. - " o' ~ t''i"u