The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-19

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ssuon of TIE cevingtun and oh,o r.,,ro.. -.
prnyi.,srs ssuefs1pen he proposed an sn.end rsns
srn.nast {, me appropriation Of si.o00Goo. - 4
amandmees we're G th.s lss The bill and proposed
maze she order Of the day Coz semorrsw !, ana 20
~, Elest.oa La,e.--rhs sasso...4 ni,, .,.,,s,..
| iof genefAl elections Was then tak.n 70, ..as s
passed-yeas 1I5, NOES 1--sfr. Borrs.x ~; Aaa m
duces iats one, and amends the several
.nws prescribing the mode Of Conducting eIectiaas
| nliing vacancies. etc. - ''s'
1ariaaict'oa ef Justiees---A House bin amendios
tne SECOND section Of an act passed 1st June fs52
extending the jurisdiction OF justices OF the pear
was taken up, and passed. The bill pre-cribes.
tnat az appeal from the judgment of q jsstic-.
wnen the amount involved is less than $40, shall
not be granted 80 -, : '
Internal Improvement Fsusd.--Ths Senate biIl
for the RELIEF ofrertan Internal i'm preyemsnt com
Panies and holders CT debts account or the con-
strncton OF state works BY an issue of cert
OF state stock, was taken mp. and passed
Richmond ond Lynchbary Raif-oad- d--on u,o.;on
OF Mr.. DABSKy, an ergrossed bill TO Incorporate
the Richmond and Lynchburg Railroad COMPANY.
was taken np aud discussed. Pending the eonsid
Grafton of the bill, ..-f -.
A SEpUcER RoUaHLY HaypIED--A man named
Silas May abseonded from the vicinity of Weston,
Me-, with the wife of neighbor named Mckee.
0lF0rces
rom their faithiess partners. @
Mr. Mckee also instituteda snit against May for
damages, which was laid at $20.00o. about the
amount that Mays property was worth after pay
ing all ms debts. May failed to answer complaint
and Of course judgment went against him by do
fault, and upon an enquiry asto the damages by
jury OF twelve men. they returned ia due form a
verdict against May for $4,000 which Mr.. Mckee
Immediately assigned to Mrs. May for the benefit
OF herselfand children.
Nav Then Yeturnnd tn tha sa,,,tv 80 r,,. :. - 4
negroes, but at pablo meeting be was ordered
to leave the county in thirty Minutes
The Beighbors then started cut to scour the
neighborhood, and fud Mr. May. Most OF them
were uaiucky In getting upon his track, bat Mr.
I. M. Bell, an energetic and preseruerine youpg
man, IN company with n man by the name of
Barnes, finally struck his trial about two miles
from Mays honse, and chased him from ten O'Clock
IN the evening, until three o'clock in the morning
After a search OF four hours the most of the com.
paDy gave up the HINT, bat Bell and Barnes stuck
to their work. Finally these two energetic men
came in sight Of May, who was we'll mounted on
u hAe, active young horse. But 80 were his pur.
suers, VINO gave him chase uuder wiiip and spur
over a hard road, and after mile or two close
running, the pursuers finding the bottom and
speed OF three horses about equal, and demoustra-
ting that they could not get any nearer to the we'll
mounted Aay, they hailed him three times TO stop
aud surrender, which he refused TO do
Bell and Barnes then opened fire upon Nav
with Gtlts revoivers, firing above him, which
May returned gallantly. Finding that he showed
fight, Bell and Barnes lowered their shots and t,yf.
balls having passed through Mays hat he bawIed
out at the top OF his voiea. that lie would surren
der which he did His horse was soon taken nos
session OF by the Marshal who viii sell 1t under
the execution, which he has Ieyied pnon bis
noe estate, and personal property, in favor of
Mckee. ~ i..7sa. -,
TIE UTAH MovEMENT--It is expected that
force OF three hundred moro recruits (infsntry and
artillery will leave the New York station for
Fort leayenworth about the LIST OF April TO re-
iuforce the regiments destined for the Utah SER
vice. AFTER that addition. only about 300 more
will be required to fiji up the regiments to their
full complement of men. There will then be ae-
eumulated at the fort about 5000 men, who will
probably take mp their line of march for U.ah be
tween the 10Th OF April and the 10th of May, at
which time the grass along the route will be long
enough for the horses to nibbe. The distance
from Fort Lcavenworth to Camp Scott where Col
Johuson is now stationed. with l500 mep is near.
ly 1000 miles, and from that point to Salt Lake
City about w miles. The movement upou the
nest of rebels will be made early in .Iaue unless
they should in the meantime have the good seuse
TO surrender--aDd it is said that If the reinforce
ments this side OF the Rocky Mountains should be
detained by any cause. the Colonel will not hasi
tate to strike blow with his little army strength
ened, as it will be about the Goth of April by the
arrival OF Colonel Summers dragoous, 500 stiong.
The AMERICAN HORsEfAMER-M Rarey. the
Ohio horse-tamer, is now the lion of Paris Ills
performances in the Emperors stables (says a Pa.
ris correspondent of the New York Times) are
still more wonderful than those of the American
medium Hume. in his Majes:y's parlors. After
Mr.. Rareys first performances on untamed aud
uarnIy horses in the Imperial stables. the Emperor
appointed committee consisting of Gen Fieury
first equerry to his Majesty Gen. Daumas, and Ba-
ron de Pierres, eq1erry to the IMPRESS Dir. Mac
ken2ie Grieyes, and the Count O. Aguado to exam.
ine the subject and make report. 1t is expected
that the Emperor will remnnerats Mr. Rarey sui.
ciently to allow his process to be made public in
France, or ut least TO allow the privilege to be
bought for small sum- The statement of the
EDgI-h papers that Rarey's system is the same as
that OF the Irishman Sullivan in the early part Of
this century-a system which was nothing more
BOr less than breathing into the nostriIs of the
harse-is publicly cOntradictsd by Mr.. Rarey him.
self. ri
The New Rrssras FRIaAfE The new Russian
frgate JAPANESE" just flushed for the Russian
Government, went on her trial trip few tays
since down New York bay. We understand that
the result OF the trial was satisfactory one. 1t
is expected she will be ready to start about the
first Of April She has orders to proceed direct TO
China. and from thence to her station on the
Amo0r river, where she will be delivered up TO
the Russian Government Several missionaries
are going in her to China, having got permission
to do 90 from the Russian Minister at Washington
She is to be manned by full complement of Anne.
rican officers.
AMERICAN TRAcr SociErY.--At the stated meeting
Of the Executive Committee on the 18th inst. So.
900 appropriated for the Northern and 81 600
for the Southern Armenian Mission; 5000 for the
HISTORIANS, Greece and Italy; 81 900 for Germany
and Sweden; 81 800 for France, Belgium aud Swita.
erland; Sl,100 for Northern aud Southern India;
and 81 500 for China, Siam, Assam, aad the Sand
wich Islands Total $4,000.
The receipts for eleven months had been nearly
$50, 100 less than in the same months the last year,
! while the grants through colportage and other
channels have been largely increased.--N T. Jour.
Com. II
IMPORTANT TRUTHS FOR WTvEs.-In domestic hap
piness the wife influence Il much greater than her
husbands; for the one. the first love
aud eonfdsnce-b ing granted the whole comfort VI
the household depends upon trifies rnmedi dia
| ly under her jurisdiction By her management OF
are created or destroyed No fortune can stand the
constant leakages of ex'rayagance and mismaoage-
nent and more is spent la dimes than would
easily believe The one great expense, whatever IL
may be. is turned over aud carefully reflected on
ere incurred: ths income Is prepared to meet V;
but it is pennies inperceptibly siding away which
do the mischief and this alone the wife stop,
for it does not come within mans province. There
is often an nnsuspecs 'trife 10 be saved in
| household il is rot in economy alone that the
we's attention ia so necessary but in those little
niceties which mark wel-regnlsted house. An
nnfurnished efueI stand mssing key, bnttoIliesf
| shirt a cammy spoon. soiled tab'eclOtb, mus
| tard pot, is old cohtentt sticking hard and brown
about it, several n0tbiugs but each can raise an
| angry word or cause discomfort
MERDERoUs AFFRAY IN Nkw foRK.-On Tuesday
morning. about O'Clock, alteration took ptac'
in the porter house Of Michael Byrne No. it9 FRS
| avenue, New York. between Joseph Kelly, Johl
| Murphy, Patrick Laior and others, all of whom
after meeting there had drunk 10 excess and be
| came intoxicated. From angry words they cam
| TO blows. and general fight ensnsd, during
| which Labor, as charged, drew pocket knife ane
stabbed both Kelly and Murphy in the most fright
! ful manner. One Of the victims died shortly al
| terwards and the other not likely to recover
| Ialor was arrested. b
RECOVERY OF VALUABLE PAINTfsss.-Ten paint
| ings valued at fl0,0o0, which were stolen from
the gallery of the Earl OF suffolk. in 1855, hav
i ..A.l.