The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

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the Printing Profession in this city. The craft
NAV welf emulate that regularity and puritj
which were the distinguishing traits of his charac
,or and mad. HIS face beam with the sunshine OF
summer, while winters SHOWS whitened his aged
head.
Compliment to the Memory of LIT.
VIM. l.. Herndon
On Saturday night last both Houses OF the W.
elnia Legislature unanimously adopted pfeaii
BILE highly complimentary to the late Lieut. H.
7. uorndop. commander of the Central America
and passed a resolution instrrcting the Governor
to have prepared and presented to the "ido" OIL
the deceased, gold medal.
THEA1RE-Miss SalIie st. Clair, an actress OF YER
satile talent, who comes most fAvorabiy recon-
mended, makes her first appearance in Richmond
tonight as Esmeraldd, in the beautiful drama Oh
that name. After strict adherence oftwo weeks
to the legitimate the management now propose
to vary their entertainments, and will present
series of romantic and amusing dramas, WIN que
regard to scenery, dress and cast. Mons. henr''
who has achieved a wide reputation as pantomi-
mist, will appear tonight in the afterpece EMU
tied Jack Robinqon and his Monkey"
Tar CANpRyII MINsTRELs The well known
tronpe of Ethiopian Miustrcs, under the direction
of Mr. Matt Peel, will commence series OF per-
formances tonight, at Metropolitan Hall. Iheir
music. both vocal and Instrumental, is considered
superior to that Of any other~company, and their
comic deIneations are Of the richese and raciest
kind The Campbells have heretofore been i'm
menseiy successful here, aud the coming enter
tajnmcut will we doubt not prove equally attrac-
tive.
IyrIAy FIdnr-The Westp5rt correspondent Of
Ct Iopis RenuJIicfn states Shat Mr. Kitchen, who
has arrived there from New Mexico, brings intel
Iigence Of desperate fight between the Pawnee
and Arapahoe Indians, on Pawnee Fork, in which
ten of the former were killed and many wounded
Mr.. Kitchen reports having met a large humber
of Camanches and kiowas, who expressed the
best feelings towards the whites, and stated that
so far as they were concerned the army and other
trains should not be molested by the Indian
tribes All was quiet 10 New Mexico.
MELANCHOLY REsULT-A correspondent of the
Petersburg Express announces the death of Miss
BETTE HOWE WHITE, an interesting young lady
at Ridgeway, N. c. from injuries received from
the accidental ignition other clothing by fire.
HoEoRlBLY AcquITTED.-Mr. c. H. Kehr, of the
Warrentou IN. CT Female College, who was ndct.
ed for receiving stolen goods, has been honorabIy
acquitted of the charge. Mr.. X. is professor of
music, and formerly resided in Fredericksburg
Virginia.
DANYnLE REPunLicAN-Mr. T. D. Claiborne has
terminated his connection with the Danville Re-
publican Mr. A. s, Cabeli, of Pittsylvana coun
ty. young gentleman of high character and nae
talent, will heDeeforth be associated with Mr.
Try;n0 in the notification of the papeF
HoRRIBLE-The following is from the New York
Times, of Saturday:
Joseph Jones' chandler, doing business at No
229 Ninth avenue, appeared yesterday before Jus.
tice Kelly at the Jefferson Market Police Court.
having both his cut of and his face badly cut
lie says that on Thursday evening, while he was
in the drinking saloon, No. DIS Ninth avenue, Viii
liam Roberts, alas dusty Bob, the bartender,
and two others. seized hold of him, pinioned him
to the counter, and after having beaten him saw
agely, cut off both his ears with large pair of
shears. Roberts was arrested and committed to
answer the charge, and the Police after the
others.
MARYLAND LEGIsLaTURR.-In the Maryland SEN
ate. the bill for appropriatng Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad stock, &C., to the Eastern Shore internal
up on Thursday night. and aG
ter II protracted struggle the vote was taken and
the bill defeated for the want of a constitutional
vote being ii ior it, and against it
number to carry bill. reconsidera.
tion however, was moved aud ordered, and there
fore the measure is to be voted upon again. The
House has passed the constitutional convention
bill, by yeas A, nays %, aud it goes to the Sen
ate.
DEATH OF ApJuTASr-GENERAL WILMor.-We hear
from Annapois of the death of John Wilmot
ESQ., for several years holding the office of adju-
tant general OF Maryland. The deceased one
of the oldest citizens of Annapolis, and greatly
esteemed.-Bdh Sun.
A military courtmartial has been ordered to
convene at Carlisle Barracks on the 10th inst TO
investigate the difficulties subsisting between
Gen. Harvey and Col. Sumner.
There is a report that Mr. Thomas Winaus, of
Baltimore, has determined himself to finish the
COnnellsyie railroad.
George Mason, son of the Senator, has been APP
pointed U. s. District Attorney for Texas.
Neither House of Congress was in session last
woman named Mary Borne committed suiei lie
in Memphis, Tenn, on the I'd lust, by throwing
herself into a we'll Cause, whiskey.
Willis Srott Esq, coroner of Raleigh, n c., died
on the I'D uit.
Miss Daisy Aietcalf died very suddenly in Mont
gomery, Ala, on the Sd inst.
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Nh-BooKsl Books Il Books .,!-Eor new BookF,
call at the Gift Book Store. opposite the American
Hotel, where each purchaser CT book receives a
gift ct
EB- PORTRAITS of The people by the Who'll, sale st
the steam picture depot, 1879 Main street. Visitors
to thi. celebrated Gallery have their likenesses
,ken in any form at prices varying from 25c to S25
The bert Of work at low pices by the quantity is
the motto Of TYLER Co. 25 artists employed, max
ing from 500 TO leo portraits daily. Mark the
place 1879 Main street. II
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