The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18
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1ss LONDON TInEs on fas Ansn,cax CApts Cru.
xBeAfloS.-The London Times By she l.st .s.s..,
laughs st the cable celebr.fto, - ~.
or which ~ h.h ,.~.,,.a a.. Aot sefs'
c,,.. -. a.. os.~.ss. .k'snm ms' $40 rtdt
s.0 'oss ~ Amef'esns canning The credit o.
tns cable laying. With regard to the share in the
work claimed BY the offlcsrs Of tbe v,.~.,. !, -.
the least they ,sy about ,h., ,hs hss,.. a. ~
wish to avoid hearing some dissgrseabIe things
Ior Instance:
They wfilbe told how the rough, and to say the
,hrss -, .ne careless manner In which they
the rat f.iI nrs VIZ sse.IA ney nam. Q 6sr
and Il. In fact dta d..src. eosssoy'n. tnss nash
They viii be told 10 .suy mi'ss OF IT.
even the character NJ ssS-.s., sss w s - Nps
prpteet the Ersiish r.nsa osu nos somcs to
board their shin 1,o,. sn"s -. snu 70. .men %
that IL Wa fear.d ,h.s 49,. snce ana iosuii
ths repdeyvon. ~ Es.,..L u soe vesssi JONES -
would rsfo,e to nroe.sS =. %..sSs !. NC Nagsfs
mt stoc ~. !. a.. =. ny ,ulsner IN hes: aud %
Il vas oniv ,hron.s ~ | u'o scnems' ln fecs,
on hoard fba Ie.msmo. L.ncJ az oa MI. Canning
nav n csm a. uom s"st secn . strike. " Ne
before the vessels lar S,r ro,,h r.. prevented
h;. se,.... - -;,. , 's Doo'n' .sps. Hudson and
shin rstnrnaa - n, 70 .su,'uoeu how when the
thev vs,s sIs,s.. w ..e. tue treat storm
temrt. snd ;T ~. an se,in" mrtner At
weight with thos. o,,. n.u naa she iesst
undsr,.L;nr u.su WIN ssfrying out tbe
hava re-. - We nu .oyage wouid never
cable deferred A. Ias., o.. p'osou 9. .ns ANsnsc
rsic.s no. sas nrt time that American ships have
coors, aud :hs of,csr. ~ ,hs MAJ. na undeI iase
ND repu,ason IN m. s,i.n,ts sn are ouining
however, they have had no more real conna1,on
,nsn tney had 1t 10 said, with the great public
Dali az Plymouth given Ia their name. and on
soica, hks~iee, they consrived to fOund brief
reputation Tor hospitality and profusiou
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Ho0ip.Nr On 1hA fIfTsRURa AND CINCINNATI
hAHsoAD-With reference to the accident near
steubenville, Of which We have the folIovin. n.r
ticnlars nv te,agr.nh n. oA,. pa'
The bridge which caused the accident !. a acrrx
ed bridge" covered, and one bupdred and tvsnty
lset long, spaDnirg q creek, which at the time ~
tue occurrence bad but little water in 10 Its bed
Inc train reached the place ct eight O'Clock
on Friday night, and passipg through, the tender
ettached to locomotive new ofthe track aud for =
snort distance jotted the tires with such force
- 70 break down the bridge. The locomotive
passed through, but the timbers Of the bridge
separating, precipitated the two baggage cars and
TWO cars to the bed Of the creek aud the
en.re structure Tell In npon the train. crushing
stove in, aud the nrst passenger car va. crush.d
to pieces the rear end OF the hind car remained
upon the soutment, some fifteen or twenty feet
h1gh The passengers In the latter car vese All
inrown to the lower end in heap, the seats and
large stove falling on top. OF those In tbfs car
scarcely . passenger escaped without injury,
though there we're none very daugerously hurt.
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SUMNER sSows-The Valparaiso correspondent
OF the ennsylvanian, writes under date Of Ju)v
10th :
rms 10 midwinter here, aud the weather very
coIu ana onpieasanf. The Andes are covered with
soo" SNOW 70 the depth OF sevsrsl inches fell in
.he sIeets OF santiago one night last week. The
o'uess se.tiers unite In declaring that they have
never passed through more inclement winter
'nah tne present. The snow 10 Do deep on the
ountalns that wild animals are compelled to leave
sn. niountlu gorges' ana seek Tor similar home
10 tne Valleys"
CE,yoI1vs M.AsusIn n-Acco,a;ng En- ~.
Nc Gna'sroi, tne essees oi dancing saloons In
r.ns;n.. oana":"Ss VI .ne Is'iog on ID tneir
MID hv cr;aoIinsu Wy .ne saa space now oceu
..or; ;y;.. Hu Ins.Iumeut, cahed the
.ons - ,h., I. sonseqoen"y oeen adopsed py
snrnss. So slp au pe. .sohs "uose SE'nonnes
sd,n;..;oa ,.a uo.oopu,9us; a'o oua.eea 40 extra
" paI,' @ rec a. oa'I gwen ~ MontiEny, In
.~ a1,n. oee ienso ,s vas measured sud charged
an. 49, oen.ine', Anotnsr person, OF an
crihohne oy taking out two hoopsl
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v.ni. 20 go ,ta- a"oN ~ ronnsyf
isn sno r ne ~e.o Piou"eeu IaAt year, nearly
,y Sso .ohs oa pig ilon' naaniactared iron,
eo IONS. ihs entre production last year val
ooe oo1 tons' "nne 'ne consumption was only
.onr, lac. ~ ilssiI ~ncn, 10 great ex.
S,". ,on i.nss9o' ine iron manufactured IN the
q 49,. ~ .oo0' Ta' ns,. sas 10 England
employed 10000 persons taking the furnaces mills
apu iofees'
Fopr,vx,xo ruv An, I.,..- e.. o,.
,anS .,s,s. =, .. Ia - !. .. .ns.osi no~ S1''
,hs pranoh a. - .. - ~ " =. IN sue .ou'o p,".on o'
CoI da T., F.nc;,Ia ~ ~. r..nss "a. ~. ~ sno
tIer ar haiabt ~ aoa ,,a.oa t,. 1i sne nou
,ha ss. Tha hih 80 -. D.. 'o ~. "
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Danpes The nrsvs,atorv n,sns ~ ths -, hans sns
been already cpmmsncea hr sous of,,c.,. - ams;
neers II is said that a snm of an00 Oo0 fran..
win he .lIoted for ,h;. r,iti,ar 80 ''N'' '"n''
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Shocking MURDgR-Last Wednesdav evepinu
Mr. Wade, on returning TO his home At Tsii's
Greek, Madison county. Ky. found VIM. II. Mar
intimacy with his wife. closs,sJ ritb that i.dv
lie ordered Msrgraye to Quit. which the latter re-
fused to do, when tussel ensued. and Margray.
aided by Mrs. Wsde beat the husband with barrel
slaves to DEATH The guilty couple then fed, and
aad not been arrested at last sccoupts.
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TEE CHANCES OF DIeerNo yoR GsID IN WINTER
ley Fraser River is frozen tight enough for shss.
ing upon it from the latter part Of December I'm
the last OF March, The water falls in September.
and does not rise again till MAY and then Keen,
high till September again. II this statement be
true, whatever gold there may be in Fraser river
it is likely to remain there, for the working
season. under the most favorable circutnstances
''A"O' 'e o'0' .~o VI ...1ee .non'Hs 10 'oe seA''
Horse Mrar-A Hanover p.ner tell. the world
that the ",ilIv nr.iudics sysinst ho,.s aa.hu ns.
altogether vanished in Dsnmsrs and No,,barn
Germsuy. and that in the city 81 Hanoyer alone
nounds of bor,. ne.b were ronsnmed' Tho nna,.
her Of horses for satn. In thss c,x i.