The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-29

susRsxsleH or sns NEW rosx CArAL NAvlsA-
nos.--Ths Navigatios Of the Nsw Ysst DtAae
Canals has stopped for Tie ssasss, sslss he
weather speedily moderstss, which y scarcely b
| b sxpseted. The Albany Jeurpals ssyss -
| 0r Wednesday scores Of nsn iabers1 sll ~ n
the vicinity Of the uppsr aqssduess thsee nt3es
east Of schsnsctadyto pash boats forward bat ssiy
succeeded IN locking through two. AZ niebtali
the ics had become % formidabls thss the sstsnpt
was abandoned. There srs bssween sevesty Avs
and one hundred Ice bound beots vsse 81 ~ aaae-
dnct, aud they will bs compelled - rsna6D t6ere
all winter, unless miidsr weather sste in.. havi.
CATION Lastly continued mp 70 The secosd vssk
saccesded IN reaobiug is. Nos there ase several
hundred laden boats midway Of their dssti.sttoa,
and there 10 scarsly ahope that they viii b sbls
to work through.
MELANCHOLY Arrxn.--Mr. Aibsrt CJoss, Of
Greenfield, New York, having suffered mech fsoa
the depredations Of squirrels on his core, which
was stored in shed adjoining his residence, pro-
csred guns few days ago, and loaded Il heavily,
sent his daughter, about twelve ysars Of sgV into
the shed to drive out the squirrels. While b
took up position outside Of the building % sAeos
them as they came out. In this position be hred
st the squirrels, whom the charge went through
the slapboards, taking effect In the bead end
neck OF the child, laceratiug IL % terribly thas
shs died in about twenty four hours sfssr the oos
renee
An INSANE Man GIviNe pRoMRxApR CoRcsafo.-
man named whitney, jswslry pedies, recently
Huntington Hall, In Lowell, Msss,--sxpsuding
$500 in preparation, and receiving only about 60.
Not discouraged, he ANNOUNCED . still moro sxtsns
sivs concert, when his lofty ideas were cut short
BY his arrest as AZ insane man. He was sent TO
the Asylum st Worcester. #4
Tar SAINTS AND srRrcHsNE-Ths whisksy mar.
kets at Salt Lake City 10 hourishiag. The ar.
ticle 10 retailed ct twenty-five cents per dribk.
A barkesper purchased SIS worth OF whiskey Ia
the States and sold 1t ct Salt Lake City for tl50
The emily drawback upon the trade 10 the fact that
the customers At the bars fll their glasses when
they drink.
NOBLE FoRarRs.-Muca curiosity 10 felt as Turin
about the impending trial Of Count Caccia, who 10
accused, with Cavalier Prina, OF extensive frauds
and forgeries. Among other transactions they
forged the name Of the Duchess Of Genoa 70 .
docvment, by which they obtained $4,000 frames
from the Count Harcourt, and it 10 expected that
the Duchess will be witness at the trial.
A YOUTHFUL MorHER.-Ths official return Of the
ovsrsesr of the poor, in the town Of Tsuntoa,
Mass, mentions that Elizabeth Drayton WAS eleven
years old on the 24th day Of May, 1858, and b.
came the mother of Horace White Drayton On
the first day Of February, 1S5s-thrce months and
twenty-four days before she was eleven years old.
The SEASON AT THE WHITE MousrAISs.-Sincs
the first of November the weather hes BEEN colder
at the White Mountains than !. has been % early
in the season for many years. The suOw 10 quite
deep on the mountains, and they look ~ white -
in January, but in the valley the snow ID not deep
enough for sleighiDg.
RECOVERY OF Boeus MoNRY.-Two New York
detectives, on Wednesday last, found In the once
Of well known broker In that city, nearly $500.
600 worth OF bills on the bogus "Warbeck Bank"
The broker, II appears, had made small advance
on the bills to the President of the concern The
bills will be destroyed. he,
BURNING OF DEPor BUlLDINss.-Ths engine houee
and water station at Fetterman, Va, the line OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, were burned On
Wednesday morning. One first class freight en-
gine no lis, was burned with the building. The
loss to the company 10 about So 900. The builds
ings were old aud of no great vslns. 64-i