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DIED.

Al his IaEe rssiJencA. on Union Hili. n ratzrda.
y ys ill., yoax ari Is sss ysss 4
~ s.s aisa e nstgrs rash e Inus s o~ =
nsver nlied TO become 5 hvpritr with all In vlioe
compAny he was thrown, and these qualitief ic3nec
with unsns cted Kindness Of disposition and gener
csity Of charscter, enlisted for him. probably. =
s 8 snoss e sny .bS
tto1s honorable in Al his dealings and puuctual iD
hta engagements, he secured thu ~eoEhdence o. Al
with whom he had any ansactions-snd II his liz
Al enviabls positicnin the minds Of eli who knew
him. ss
Assiduous in ali the duties Of husband and father.
he was idoxed By his family, ana hts death lsa.ss
the odlof the fatheriess and the widow be their stay
and support.
At his residence in this city. on the 18th July IL
ter very severe iiinsss of fse weeks, Mr.. EDWIN
g. CRU Mp. IN the 4sth year II his age.
Peace be TO his ashes.
ADAMS, youngest child OF Thomas and Virginia =.
Clenmist aaed Is months and " days.
LSed to make each tender passion,
And delightful hopes inspire,
Died-to try our veueraton,
And direct our wishes higher.
Thus to Thee, Oh Lord submitting,
We the lovely child resign.
And (thy mercies Deer forgetting,l
| Own that all we have 10 thine
The funeral will TAX place thiseveninR at4 o'clock
which the frienis Of the family are invited to at
tend.
On yesterday evening at quarter to eight O'Clock
of Typhoid Fever. ROBERT Al. VAN bURkN. In
| the 18th year Of bis age.
sted to attend the funeral from the residence o.
James A Moore in sydney on Main street, opposite
the Fair Grounds this Monday evening, alta O'Clock
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INDIAN OUTRAGES.

WASHINGTON. July 31.--Doctor Forney, the Super.
intendent of Indian Affairs in Utah. informs the
Interior Department that fifteen children belong
ing to the train of emigrauts murdered at Sweet
Water, have been found, the whites having effect
ed their ransom from the Indians
Early in June four Germans were murdered
eighty miles from Salt Lake City, as is supposed,
by the Indians who, it reported, were creating
difficulties on the Southern route to California.
DR.. Forney intended visiting them with view
of modification.
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Letters from the spriags.

Next TO going to the Springs, good description
Of their various attractions 10 desideratum which
every one Is prepared to appreciate Our CORES
poadeats 81 the various watering places have en-.
titled themselves to the thanks of the public for
their Intelligent and sometimes rscy accounts of
mon and things IN the retreats OF health and PLEA
surs Impartial accounts OF the different mineral
waters sud their peculiar medicinal properties.
asd Of the characteristics and resources OF the sur
rounding country, are always valuable. II ID.
however, possibie to condease these facts IN
smalitr space than 10 customary by emitting AID
saoos e irrelevant Matters snch - the bland and
agreeable manners Of the landlord, the Tase cApa,
btlitss Of the caterer and the elegant sstdaisies
a shs accomplished bsrkeepsr. zhese matters,
o. course, the public take nor granted. = = Sell
known that thsrs never was N tnhoapi iAnd.
lord, cstsrsr Who Was insssioF - xstetis, o.
bsfksspsr Who wse not ~ primes q 900 ssliovs.
We do not wants BIZ = fsre shAt be- bssn -
voared ~ sfkes1, ncr - 80 Nnt ~ spistte fhss
hsve dtsepe1essA IL - NASTY 49, q thirty
lhrosiS III - n4etiefs, - A. dtspossd, sttes
go nv q ! 6psse1nresaxy, e omit - cond.
3, ~ - tetepAsd r tAntsliss The public
. ~
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ST. LOUIS. July 3l.-We have Leavenworth dates
Of the 2sth ultimo. per United States Express to
Bonneville, on the 3lst. portion of the expedi
ton of Lieutenant Ives which has been engaged
in a survey Of the Colorado River, has returned to
Fort Leavenworth from California via New Next
CO. Lieutauant Upton, of the Third Artillery, and
Capt. Gibbs of the Mounted Rifles, accompanied
the party. The steamer Mink has just returned
from Fort Randall, having landed the the detach
ment of the I'd Infantry there There was no news
at the post.
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On Tuesday last, a tournament took place at the
Warren Springs, Fauquier, Va. Another tourna-
ment and Fancy Bali will come of on the 9th day
of August.
The schooner Ann Pickerei, of Baltimore, from
Georgetown for Philadelphia, capszed last Thurs-
day during squat, of Chester, the Delaware
river aud Capt. Livingston's wife and infant child
were drowned.
Geo. S. Cunningham, we'll known citizen Of Har-
dy county, Va, died ON the 10th uIt.
Four negroes, two OF whom belongs to the Misses
yanmetre one to D. X. McNeilI aud one to VIM.
s. Cunningham, made their escape from Hardy
county, Va, on the I'D ult.
E. Sparks, tried for passing counterfeit money
in Braxton county, Va, has been acquitted.
The store of John B. Smith, at Maiden, Kama
wha co., Va, was destroyed by fire the night of
the oath uit
Hon. Albert G.. jenkins, NJ. O., from Virginia,
was married In st. Louis on the 10th, to . daugh-
ter of Judge Bowling Of that city.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
'eY; Of Richmond, July 31-Hjgh Water 915 rc.'.

For: o. Richmond, July 3l-Htgh WdSev 9R rc'..
q
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia. Kelly. Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers. II futile.
schr Mary Willip, North, Baltimore, ndse. W D
Colquitt Il Co.
Schr Susan Ollean. Mathews, Jacksonville, Flor
ida, lumber, 8 Robinson.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke. Skinner. New York, mdse and
passe gers. Ludiam h Watson.
lam Watson.
Bark Chanticleer. Murry. Bio de Janeiro, -four,
Haxall Crenshaw 4 Co.
Schr southerner. Lafever. down the river for
wheat, W d Colquitt 4 Co.
Schr Ceriio, Crowell, Boston. mdse. d q Cur
RE.
schr Gallego. Smith, New York, mdse. W
Currie.
CLEARED.
Ship Fstriaaa, Capt g Sbiss, for Venice with 545
hogsheads OF tobacco, By Edwd VIM de voss Co
NEW YORK. July 3h-Arrd schr Hsxali winters.
Richmond, and jamestown, Latourette. Peters
burg.
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OHIO POLITICS

CINCINNATI. July 30.-The Democratic State Con-
venton of Ohio, met at Columbus yesterday, and
nominated Mr.. Thomas w. BARLEY, Supreme
Judge; Mr. Jesse Durbin Ward, Attorney General:
Mr.. S. W. Gibson, Comptroller; and Mr.. r. II.
Hendrickson, Member of the Board Of Public
Works
Hon. John Sherman has been unanimously NOM
mated to Congress by the Republicans of the 18th
district of this State,
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~ PnoTEcTIoH BUiLDING FUND Con-
pANY.-The Stock holders In the above G mpany arr
be held at their Room, on MONDAY next. the I'd o.
August. at 6o'clock. Important business Will come
before the meeting; and the proprety OF at onct
pending, and others conseQut MT upon the action o.
the BOARD, will be considered.
iyNl-5ts STOCKHOLDERS.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE

SIlLL LAIEk EhOM EUhOfE.
CAPE RACE, Aug. IAN unknown steamer has
passed. The news yacht picked up dispatches from
Liverpool to the 23d July.
Guaior had been re-taken by the British.
Chinese fort and 13S guns had been captured
An Intellectual attempt had been made to route
the Chinese near Canton.
The English merchants at Canton, had gone
aboard the war vessels,
LIVERPOOL, July % Cotton Sales for three days
of 1900 bales including $3.50 to specu ators and
porters. Market closed dull. Wheat firm for fine
qualities. Lower qualities penny e12d lower
Flour dnll-common declined 5d@9d.
Consols q55z.
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KILLED BIZ A THREsHINo MACHINE The Des Arc
Ark.l Citizen, of the 9th ult says that on Thurs.
day, the 18th uit, Mr. Valentine Bell, residing in
Caroline township, four miles south of Atlanta,
Ark, while engaged in feeding a thresbing Iaa
chine on his farm, was unfortunately caught by
the right hand aud drawn into it. Ills arm was
crushed as fine as mince meat. The leaders aud
sinews became so much entangled around the pro-
jecties of the cylinder that the machine had 10 be
taken to pieces before he conld be released On
the next day the arm was amputated near the
shoulder, bnt Mr.. Bell had become so reduced by
the severity of his wound aud the loss of blool /,
that he survived but few hours.
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BURNING OF THE WHALESHIp CORTES.
BosroN, July 31.-The whaleship Herald at New
Bedford brought as passenger Captain Lal1eman
late of the ship Cortes, before reported burned at
sea, also the third aud fourth mates and two sea-
men, charged with setting fire to the Cortes They
were brought to this city this morning by the
United States Marshal. Two witnesses also arriv-
ed in the same ship.
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-T,,o,,c, po,rrve O

~ LIcoRlcR BorLERs, 90 AND 40
GALLONS, FOR WooD on Coal These Boilers have
yerv simple Arrangement for regulating the heat,
and for retaining It at given temperature Tor
long time. Just to hand, per schooner Haxai, ana
for sale at the Governor Street Stove Store, by
w. s--'s GEORGE STAKRETT.
NJ B-smaIIer sizes. to arrive. Also the Farmers
Boi.ers All sizes. on hand, u "
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LATER rROM EUROPE.

NEW YoxK, Aug 1.-The steamer Vanderbilt,
with mates from Southampton on the 2lst July,
has arrived here this morning.
The Niagara was of Cape Clear, and the Aga
memnon on Kinsale on the Sth uit.
Proceedings In Parliament we're Interesting On
various subjects, Including the Jeddah massacre,
and Indian and jew bills, Hudson Bay Company
affairs and the New Caledonia bills.
lister TO Cons,antinople, advocates energetic mea-
sures and demand for full PREPARATION for the re-
cent massacre. IL Is stated the government has
no intention Of occupying Mecca
An interview between the soyereigns Of France
and England, is to take place at Cherbourn, on
the 9Th.
The Turkish government had sent agsneral Of.
fcer to Jeddah, who IL entrusted with the power
Of life and death TO investigate the massacre.
France and England are concerting measure
against Jeddah.
The whest crop In England 10 promising.
The Dutch Trading Company II raising loan OF
100000 forms to increase the Company's trans
actions In cotton.
| The Cotton supply Association Of England Is
making efforts to obtain assistance for producing
| that staple In the colonies.
The screw steam ship New York, lately wrecked
on the Scottish coast had foundered In deep water
| The Great Eastern Steamship Company had be-
come involved in difficulties, and the ship would
/ probably be sold to another company.
The challenge of Paul Morphy, the American
chess player, had been accepted by stanton, the
English player. tor f2.000.
/ Queen victorias visit to Berlin ID strictly OF Q
| family character.
/ Turgot, the late French ambassador to Madrid
will return there stronger than ever, in spite o.
the intrigues against him.
| COMMERCIAL.
| LIVERPOOL, July 2l-Cotton: sales for three days
5000 bales, SPECTATORS and exporters taking iiot
each. Market closed steady. and generally I'M
changed. Manchester reports favorable; prices nm
changed. Weather favorable TO crops. Flour duil
steady and nomnally I'M, hanged: Western 2lf12i1ai
| Wheat quiet and steady. buyers demanding educ
! ton. Southern es 4d917s 3D. Corn quiet: yellow
34@3Ias; white 33331a. Provisions dull aud steady
| Lard slightly higher. Sugar quiet. Spts. Turpen
tine dull at 4zs. Rosn dull at 4st9fs Sd.
ConSols QJ1s
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New ORLEANS, July 30.--The cotton market has
fallen &c. per h. during the week, and the market
closes dull at ll13,ll34c. for the range of mid
dlings.
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SAVANNAH, July 31.-It is rumored here that the
barque E. A. Rawlings has landed $50 Africans
somewhere on the coast in this neighborhood but
there is an uncertainty in the statement
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The AMERICANS ON FRAZER RrvER.-At the instance
OF Governor Stevens, of Washington Territory, our
country, through Mr.. Dallas, called the attention
OF the British Government to the apprehended
difficulties with the Governor of landowners Island
in arresting the passage of our citizens into the
gold regions. The British Secretary for Foreign
Affairs, Lord Malmesbury, promptly responded, in
the following letter, Published in the N. Y Times
"The undersigned, Her Majesty's Principal Sec
rotary OF State for Foreign Affairs, has the honor
to acknowledge the receipt of the note which Mr.
Dallas, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleui
po'entiary of the United States of America ad-
dressed to him on the 18th inst calling the atten
ton of her Majesty's Government to the obstruc-
tions which it is apprehended may be offered by
the Governor of Vancouver's Island to the passage
of citizens of the United States to the districts in
British Oregon where gold is reported to have
been found.
"Tte undersigned begs leave to assure Mr. Dali
las that the subject of bis note shall receive immt
diate attention. and that Her Majesty's Govern
ment are, on their part, disposed, as far as they
can properly do to deal literally it'll any citi-
zens of the United States who may desire to pro-
coed to that quarter of the British Possessions
But Her Majesty's Government must necessarily
ascertain, in the first place. how far the charter of
| the Hudson's Bay Company bears upon the ques-
| ton, and then generally from the law officers of
the Crown. whether any legal considerations re-
quire attention on the part OF Her Msjesty's Gov
eminent in connection with this question.
"The undersigned has the honor to renew to Mr..
Dallas the of his highest consideration
(Signed) "MALMEsBURY"
Foreign Office, June II, 1858.
e. NJ Dallas, Esq, &c, &c, &c.
This prompt declaration of liberal policy to-
wards citizens of the United States-followed as it
has been, by corresponding instructions to the
Governor of vaucouver-has induced Mr.. Buchan-
an to adopt the means he has to preserve, on the
part of our people, good order and strict obedience
to law.
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- WHIrxnnRsr,a OLD GALLknY, "a

Nam srRErr.-NeTIcg WATSON takes pictures
from 50 cents to 500, Ambrotypes, Meiainotypes
on leather, and Photographs any size, plain o.
Be- done BY first class Portrait Painter: he doe,
not pretend to take them by the COO or by the ao
Of machinery suitable for running raiifcdy cars o.
an ocean line df Steamships He has two skyiights
enabling him at all times to get COED pictures. an
advantage, not possessed by any other daIiery 10
Richmond. Zy-Zm
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EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.-In New York. on
Friday, James Kelley, wi o murdered his wife ia a
fit Of Jealousy, Was executed. There were about
500 persons in the Jail yard and several thousand
outside. The News says:
At one O'Clock orders were given to clear the pas
sage from the rear door of the Jail to the galows
winch was promptly executed. and all present were
requested to take eff their hats All beng in readi-
ness, the prisoner accompanied by his spiritual cd
vsers the sheriff and his Deputies was led 10 the
and self possessed lie was led in 'front.' Of the gal
lows supported by the kev Mr.. Gleason of SAINT
james Church, the Rev. Mr.. McKenner of the
siasy, of the Star of the Sea. He seemed wrapped
entirely 10 his devotions. and did not look around
notice what was passing: When he approached the
no emotion: Hethen knelt upon a straw bed placed
there for the purpose. The prayer proper for the
occasion then rected, the prisoner maintaining
steadfast gaze the cIucix la the of one Of
che minister's At the conclusion OF the prayer, he
issed the cruciix ferveutly. Father Gleason asked
(Which was rendered nearly inaudible by tn. noise
OF clap OF thunder he thanked the Sheriff and
tendsnts for their 5ndness and said God save me
The prisoner again kneeled and prayed, and,
embracing the crucifix. marched to the gal.
reminding him that Christ had died upon the cross
to save such as he. Deputy Sparks read the death.
warrant, and bidding alden to those around him the
signal being given BY the Sheriff. who waved his
cane, the cord by which the weights were SUSPENDED
man was launched into eternity.
Private Herbert, of Captain Morgan's company,
being overcome by the scene, was taken into the
The cord was cut at six minutes past one
O'Clock, and the nervous twtchings and convulsiye
struggles Of the victim lasted until fourteen minut
past oce. The tedy remained suspended for thirty
nve minutes when IL was cut down and conveyed
into the Jail.
He had VIII tie pocket handkerchief in his lief.
hand which he retained as long MS he remained sus-
pended. The right hand opened when life ceased
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LATER FROM MEXICO-GLOOMY PROSPECTS
DE ZuLOAGA-A RISING AT HIASTECA

OF ZULOAGA-A RISING AT HUASTECA.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-The Picayune has re-
ceived advices from Tampico to the 10th instant -
They report that communication with the interior
had been cut off, and that the prospects of the Zu
loaga party were gloomy.
rising in favor of the Constitutionalists had
taken place 10 the province of Huasteca, and Co.
vernon Moreno, of Tampico, at the head of six
hundred men, had left for the purpose of putting
it down.
Gen. Marin had been appointed Governor of
Tampico during Gen. MoreDo's absence.
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DO-AH adjourned meeting Of the
Stakeholder a the Bank Of the Comm0nwsa1th viii
be held In 0oddin's Hall, en- MONDAY next q An
gust: 81 z o'clock. MoRToN, Casn.
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WAGES IN CALIFORNIA There are now 300 work
men employed at the q. s. navy yard at San Fran.
| cisco, at the following wages:
Master masons s. per day; foreman of masons
81 5G journeymen masons So; foreman Of stone
| cutters s. so; journeymen stone cutters So; do.
piasterers Sc; do. skaters &c. foreman of ship car
penters IS; journeymen ship carpenters 81 do.
ship caulkers 81; master carpenter OF buildings
S.; foreman do. do. Sc 25 journeymen do. do. So
ass 80; master blacksmith s.; foreman do. 81 SO
journeymen do. So 30; helpers of do. 81; masoas
laborers So so; excavators, ETC., 50.
Regular employment at the above rates may be
considered an iuiucement for good workmen, al
though journeymen masons who are engaged on
buildings at present progressing in San Francisco
receive from So to 81 per day. and other mechan-
les in proportion.
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- wM n. FOSTER, ESQ Is the authorized
agent sor the Dispatch In Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Subscribers in those cities VIII obtain their paper
regularly from him at tho earliest possible moheh'
In the dAv
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AG WoRTHaM M ID, Medical Board.
Ro COLEMAN. NJ d, jy 23-ts
Me- NorrcE.-The subscriber havi

~ NoTIcE.-The subscriber having
purchased of Mr. w, Peterson the entire stock OF
DRUGS and MEDICINES at the Store on the corner
of Main and Wall streets. formerly Gaynor Woods
to the stock am now prepared to offer to my friends
and the public gene rally everything in my lire as
good and IA cheap as they can be purchased else
where and would be pleased to have them give me
call before purchasing as feel confident Of giving
iy 1s-dts1cw4t CHAs 8 DAWSON.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN OUTWARD BOUND.
MONTREAL, July 31.-The steamer North Ameri-
can sailed from Quebec at 10 o'clock this morning
for Liverpool, with 81 Cabin and 152 Storage pas.
sengers.
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- kapdotph bAs bsen eiscted President Of
49, Al6msl nseis1y d The uniysrsily a. Virginia.
~ oe1ansb, q Hanover, orator iOrthe ssxt
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~ NorIcH. meeting Of the stock
holders Of "The Chicknhominy and James River
steam Navigation Company will be held At the ~
Charles Hotel. in the CRY Of Richmond. on FIJI
DAY 18th If August, at 10 O'Clock. a. NJ
" T-dtd Joseph G HARDWOOD, Secy.
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~ new YoRK LIFE INSURANCE. Con-
PASY.
Capital $1,5OO,OOO.

The above Company Is PURELY MUTUAL. and
DfVIDEsDS are declared ANNUALLY, end have
averaged about IS or 40 per cent.
When desired 40 per cert. of tho annual premium
will be loaned to the insured.
This Company has paid in the State of Virginia,
more than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS to widows, orphans and creditors.
All losses have been PAID PROMPTLY, and with
cut litigation.
Call, without delay, and secure LIFE POLICY
CHAS WORKMAN,
Gen,l A cant and Atty for Virginia
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- PROTECTION BUnDfHG PurD Cor.
pAKr "A called msefipR Of this Company viii p
held on MONDAY evening, August -. - o'cIocss
j. ~ I'M s' n Ep TOWNSEND. sec'y.
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- vrnor1IA M1cnAxlcs' IxsrIrUrD.
4 rseulAr monthly rnestins Of the virgiDis ~
charles, Inststute viii be keid IL tho Hall THU
sa 1T = os ). ~ LEwELLEN. seo'y.
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D,sPArCH ron THE sPR NGs.

Reesooe going 70 the watering places. can nave
,tAs nssrArca mailed to them, for any length o.
tise ~ leAviaa their orders as the counting room
and paying In advance for tbs tsxse named
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SUSPECTED MURDER Quite an excitement is sad
to exist near Milesburg, Iowa, 10 consequence OF
the spiritual revelations Of boy, who asserts that
Thomas Whose mysterious disappearance was no.
ticed about n year. was shot and then thrown into
the well of one of the persons arrested about that
time on suspicion ofbeiDg bis murderer, and that
his horse was "backed' down the well alive and
the we'll filled in.
large number of person congregated about the
we'll on the Sd inst, TO dig down and ascertain the
truth of the boys story. When they had dug dow
70 feet stencil arose so nauseating that they had
to NIL mp the we'll IL was their determination, how
ever, to dig from the side of the well; but the own
r sweass he will shoot any one who makes any
further attempts.
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nnpRIpI.R MuRnER,

Last night about o'clock, murder Was pcfpe-
trsscd on 18th street, Or which the following arg
the particulars 90 far as have been able so
them: II seems that = dificulty occurred 70 nm
Irish grocery, between two men, name KAT ..1-
BERT and NAT. SULLIVAN; and after squa1Iehne
awhile, Sullivan indaced cuiberttto como 70 sne
door, when 8 drew. q knife and'cut cuibert 10
horrible manner, causing his entrails to pretrude
from the wounds, and from the effects OF which re
died In about one hour after the stsbbing. Cul.
bert, We understand, was cut 10 . most horr;d
manner; bis forehead being split open In two or
three places, and his body hacked to pieces.
After the stahbing, Sullivan attempted to escape
but after running some distance, was arrested BY
Mr.. Jsc Williams with the knife, cIotted with the
blood Of his victim, still In his hands. and carried
TO the cage As the matter will no doubt be In
vessigated by the Mayor this morning. We will not
give publicity to the various rumors We have
heard, but simply give the above particulars, from
one who was an eye witness to the occurrence
DR.. wAKISe was called in to see the wounded
man, but he found that medical aid was Of no avail
Colbert wasa single man and proprietor OF gro
Gerry near yenable street. Sullivan 10 = married
man,