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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

The THALBRRG TESTIMONIAL IN New YoRK-The
Thalberg Festival, IN New York, last Saturday, was
the grandest affair of the season. correspondent,
who had the good fortune to the present, thus
writes:
''Thalberg's playing does not admit of criticism,
scarcely of comparisons; not because he surpasses
other artists, but simply for the that he IL
SO different from all that we have been accustomed
to- He has remarkable versatility, wonderful
brilliancy of execution, and Deatness and Ierfec.
ton of finish which nothing can surpass. There
Is total absence of trickery and clap-trap. In
deed the first appearance of the man, his gentle
manly presence and unpretending manners make
you feel sort of reliance in him q concientious
and genuine artist. The only regret one feels in
hearing such men is that the piano Is after all a
very imperfect instrument, which says to It's de-
vOtees, $50 far shalt thou co. and 10 far too limit
ed in its capabilities to offer fair field for the en-
tire development or expression of their genius
From the we'll known reputation of Mr.. Thalberg.
expectation raised to the highest pitch and Il is
saying great deal when assert that his perform
ance came up toour anticipaiions."
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
's Prizes. Nos. I5rizes. Nos. Prizes Nos Prizes

COMMISSIONERS CERTIFIa ATR.-The Undersigned
sworn Commissioners to sup 'rintend the drawing OF
the FORT GAINES ACADEA ~ LOTTERY, do here,
by certify that the above is accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by US this
day at Augusta, Ga.
&c. BARBhR, Sworn Com'r,.
Sworn to and subscribed before lle this day, jan
urry ID, ls5S. LEWn' LEVY, j. z.
ExPLANATIoN.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite ZACH Number
is the Prize which the Number Is entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number enSs in 9. are enti-
tied to 500 in addition to any other lriZe which the
above drawing may entitle it to- Hah, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages entitled TO all they
draw over the $2o Prizes. Halves, Quurters and
Eighths in proportion.
The principal Prizes in this scheme were sold in
the following places. viz: No. 3yS69 $s06 70 Can
field. Ohio and Louisville; Ky No. 255s2. s259eo.
No, 47O24. 5000. Columbus Miss. No. l3S53 5000
TaZewe, Geo. No: 327h6. 5000. Cincinnati. ON to-
No. 1926. S2.e00, Marion Ala. No. lli29, 81, p0,
Charleston. S. G.
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New YEAR IN CaSADA.--on new year eve our
Canadian neighbors have a custom of betakins
themselves to sleighs and going from door to door
singing a song Of charity made for the occasion,
and receiving such articles of food rendered
them. They persevere until their seighs are full.
and on new year morning they distribute 1t to the
needy Another beautiful custom Of theirs is the
assembling of the different members Of the family
on the morning of new year day to receive the pa
rernal blessings. Often this occurs before day
break. The children, when assembled, kneel
when the aged sire kisses each, and then pro-
nounces his benediction, after which they partake
of breakfast together, and then 20 forth to cele-
brata the day.
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DEApLr WrApoNs.-Ths at.ts Law

DEADLY WEAPoKs. The ctste Law
against carrying concealed wsapoas 10 hoarls ~.
lated with impunity. and 10 thereiors dpsd lssses
upon the statute book. In the hands Of sehsr
man. the use OF arms " not apt 20 lead to mischisf
as q general thing: but whenever : drvnSsS
hrawler 10 found fourishing loaded pissol o. ~
shesthed knife. In public place, be deserves shs
severest punshment the law can innict. On Tuse.
day night last, two gentlemen met an acquaintases
be disorderly, took him with them to their rcon
on Broad street TO keep him out Of the hands ef
the watchmen- Not knowing how else 70 exhihis
the effects Of the electric nuid which he haa In.
bibsd, he drew loaded pistol, began to flourish u
and talk OF fighting, and was presenting IL q w.
rious objects IN tho room. when Il expivded, The
ball passinP within few inches Of the head Of ous
Of his companions The stupidity Of the acs %.
hered him, and he has dismissed his pistols.
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TWELVE LIVES LOST ON LAKE MieHIGAS.-The en-
tire crew of fishing boat, eleven in number, were
lost on Christmas day, between Little Sauble and
Point Water. The boat drifted on the bar on Sun
day, with two of the men dead and lying under the
thwarts. Their names were Peterson aud kasmus
PAN The other niue belonged to the schooners
Pine Forest aud Honest John. and their names are
as follows: Geovge Is. Spears, George Valentine,
James Dawson, Frank McAllister, Samuel Dunlap.
Peter Hansen aud an unknown sailor. The cause
of this mysterious accident is unknown, as the lake
was very still at the time.
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VINO STRUCK BIrL Bsovss bas he.n

question long mooted. but which ID nov Answered
n the most satisfactory manner, witness bs1ore
the Mayor yesterday pointing TO Michael whslsn
and exelaiming verify, thou art the mani r. And
right good whack Mike gave him too. a. Q iepg,
red scar over the left eye brow plainly shows Mi
has some reputation for hardness Of bead but The
idea Of running the top Of his profile against the
eye Of hatchst, never crossed his mind, or u n
not likely that no would have been on hand whsa
whalen aimed the blow, that came nish ssndihg
him to the other side of Jordan
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ROcKErrs RIor --On The soth n ~.

ee nipT I'm the 3Qth a. IA.
vember last q riot occurred In R..s..s.
sne progress Of which VIM. j. brown ~ ~ spsH
Hactured VConners an arm hsoken srS nsSe.nss
ms teeth knocked out. That Alehs VIM. - =.
ana WIN. Jones were arrested e ths - .,.~ssy
oi tne DISTURBANCES. and some fsv dsys 49, ~
tne iplored parties were sni1cientiv reeovs,sS n,
sttend court the Witnesses swore that fhs s~SsSss
ana Brown instigated the row and in0,cssa - n.
Jafies; eJone. stated, on the night Of ths dGs,sv
that ne would recognise the man thas serr:H
brown, II ne were to see him,and on Menday paSkf
.sst went with oficsr Wheat to ths 6as Wofks ~
mere lden.ined Whaieu 20 the man Ysseefi1 x
morning "naien appeared before the Mspue =
soswer toe charge, and Brown, Jones asd Ksas,sv
oeipg xitpessss Tor the CommoaseAltA, tse1iAsd
~ 20 Iae origin Of the riot, aud proved thai VCoe
ners party were more cuipable than ts.ifIfsSvs -
ohen they were passing along thsSsr . psiss
was heard at y 0Ccupers door, about whAch DfoU0
made some remark. Young Olorusr replisd -
II, aud called on bis party to come 10 III -
Four Of them went into the street ard vese 80
by the Witnesses In . fght, when Erosa -
knocked down With hatches bye ths uvfsooee,.-
-Four or hye others then came eut 10 euraes N o.
ARRAY, and to save themselves Jones and PeosieY
had TO fee. As further proof that the prisoosx
was IN the row, he was unable TO work foT ave
weeks after. because of an injury he sussaipeA n
the nght. Jones swors positively that she pyipsa>
or was the man who struck Brown. and stAssd shas
ne was within few feet Of him at the sfno -
gave the blow. Neither Brown nor Ps>ejey eonl1
corroborate this statement they did nos ~ a.
blow given, but Peasley idep shed Whsieu q heias
In the fight. The Mayor sent him on to The Huss.
ings Court for further examination, Ana sdaittsS
him 10 bail Ia $500
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LIyIxa Onsrarcrroxa.--ror aeYera

LIVING OHsThCCTI0Ns.--t0r or 9cvofel
days past the sidewalks in front OF the st. Charles
Hotel. have been so completely blocked up BY ~
wants In search OF homes for the pfsss II yesr thst
II has been almost impossible for ladies os gsusis.
men to pass. For many years the old Asii Tsyssu
stand, rs it 10 now called by many, hes been rs
great mart for hiring servants, and despite the
ordinances Of the Council and the efurts of he
police. IL continues TO be used for that purpose
80 great is the crowd at t.mea, that it bscomssa
serious nuisance 10 the nsighborhocd and ops shae
ought 10 be abated.
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JAMES B. T. BENJAMIN accidentally killed at
New Haven on the 1st inst. Whilst running with
an engine he slipped upon the ice, and in the ef
fort TO recover himself the Eeap Of the engine
svayed round which brought the ead of Q brake
against Young Benjamin's back, just above the hip
The blow almost impsied him. IL bent the hrake
irons and caused such dreadful internal injury
that Mr.. Benjamin died in few minutes after
lie Is represented to have been an intelligent and
worthy young man, whose loss is greatly regret
ted
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
fNl certain cure for Fever and Ague.-LE0N-
ARDS ANTID0TE for the above. y the greatest
discovery Of the age. It has never been known 70
(and by the medical facultyJ the best medicine in
uae.
Refsrsncss given By those Who have bean cured
Price d psr bostis. 70 BE- hadef
THOMAS LEONARD,
H2 Corner of Clay and Adam streets
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PIANOS, 40.

EUNNS Il CLARK'S PA
49, NOS.-sEvEN OCTAVE PIANOS
p II. TAYLOR has Just opened
u v Y several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
from the popular snanufactory of Messrs. NusNs
CLARK whose Instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. to the entire oI the
tsgether with several excellent second hand instru.
ments which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MELODEONS. of Pelaubet's make, to be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. OF variety of patterns.
The most extensive assortment @f MuslC and Mu'
deal Instruments tn the State. p. III. TAYLOR,
je 25-ts Piano aud Music Store. lSS Main street.
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ESCAPE AND REcAPTuRE OF DosNELLy-We have
already stated that James P. DonnelIy, condemned
to death for the murder of Albert s. Moses. on
the 18th of August last, effected his escape from
the Monmouth county On. J.) Jail on Sunday
evening. The Monmouth Enquirer says:
The watchers employed to guard the Jail for the
night, Mr.. Ohediah Lamberson and James Brusua-
han, had not entered upon their duties when the
escape took place. Their attention was first at
traeted by hearing noise as if door had been
shut in the Jail part, while they were sitting in
the front room of the Court House. which ia occu-
pied as sitting room by the family of the TAILOR.
They at once went there and found the door of the
prisoners cell locked as usual Upon looking
around, however, they discovered the iron door
leading to the Jail yard slightly ajar, and at once
surmsed that the prisoner had made his escape
and Immediately entered his cell to ascertain.
There the bed presented rather an unusual ap-
pearance, bolster having been placed so az to
give the appearance OF a man lying asleep The
chain with which he had been conflned was also
found In the cell, having bsen eut and left there
The cell door had also been unlocked, as well as
the heavy door opening into the jail-yard which
is enclosed by brick wall about fourteen feet in
height. piece of wood had been placed against
this WALL leading to window sill, from which the
top was reached, and a Ladder had been placed
against the outside, by which the descent was
made easy and safe. Up to this time this is the
last trace of the prisoner, far as We have been
enabled to learn.
P.S.-s1a o'clock-Donnelly has been taken. He
was captured between this village and Keyport,
by Messrs. Lamberson and Chas Conover who met
him on foot. They had been to Keyport, and saw
boat standing on and off and being satisfied that
this was intended to carry him away they set out to
search for him. and met him near the residence of
Mr. John w. Herbert. When told to stop he paid
no attention, but kept walking on until Mr.. Lam.
berson took hold sof him, when he at once gave up
and was brought back to his place. lie complete
ly exonerates everybody connected with the ia OF
conniving at his escape, and only regrets that he
did not reach his boat once safely on which he
he could not have been taken. lie says he had a
team engaged to take him away, but they did
not come; that he has spent great amount OF
money in the attempt which has so sfgnally fail.
iail -
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TIE TOBACCO CAsE.--Mrs. Mary Hen
ry was again before the Mayor yesterday, - -
swer for receiving tobacco stolen from Cosby
Winfree. knowing the sane TO have been stelsa.--
when last arraigned, the prisoner tried to prove
that she purchased the stolen tobacco from -Mrs.
Rix, but Jailed 20 DO Co. and was thsrefoTs hsA 90
hsiii o answer an Indictment BY the nsxt 0rsaA
jury
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MECHANICAL.
T1N. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

nm. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
i ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds of wo.k in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks TO his
numerous patrons for past tavors aud soicits con-
tinuance Of the same. Being master oihis business
he can promise his customers that All work done py
city and fully as cheap-a fact known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING. GUTTERING, &c.-He is prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN wARE.-Always on hand 4 large and general
sssortmeut of Tin Ware wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds Gas Fitting In the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensiye stock Of Well and Garden Pumps.
ia IL CHARLES III. LANGLEY.
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SUspIcIous.--Marearet, . slave.

her appearance before the Mayor yestsrdsy. q
suspicion OF stealing gold ring valued az 90
girl had been In his employ for two yemrs-sbst
thai she left his house on the 18th Dsesuber, bsr
fore which time she had had no access 20 the sus1
la which Mr KS Jewelry was kept, and that slsce
her absence the ring had been missed. lie could
not cay positively that the girl had committed the
theft; but her opportunities for doing had bese
very good. With the hope of getting other tsssl.
n'"ny the investigation was sdJoarned until ~
day sts
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Mr.. Alfred Large. a weltkDown citizen Of Brook

Mr.. Alfred Large. weltknown citizen Of Brook.
Iyn, n. y, died suddenly on Saturday evening.
On Sunday night, Mr. Samuel T. Coggswell died
a New York from the effecfs Of overdose Of elk
r Of opium, which he took 10 relieve the headache.
The New York papers state that the late Mayor
of that city Fernando Wood, will shortly leave for
an extended tour in Europe.
man named Barker, confined In the Ocean
coanty (y. j., Jail for bigamy, attempted TO com.
NIT suicide few days since by cutting his
throat with pocket knife.
Mr.. Samuel X. Bndd, of Burlington county, N
J., vas killed ON Saturday last, by being run ovss
by pair OF horses and wagon.
A murderer named David Mitchell, recently -
capped from the sheriff Of Robertson county, xsx
-. He was on horseback and armed with large
bored rife Gun.
George @. poindextsT, ESQ, Of Tsnnsssees hal
received the appointment Of chief clssk Of fhs Gen
sral Post Once Department, In place of JnAn oaG
ford. Esq, rssignsd.
II u rumored that an officer tn the City Hall
New York, Il dchulter for $2ooooo.
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INTERESTING FROM CHISA--C Canton to be Attaeksd'
"A letter from Hong Kong, dated Oct. 30, 1857
says;
great change has come over the spirit of our
affairs The army destined for operations In China
having been diverted aud proceeded to India, the
plan of operations has been changed. The body
having proceeded to India the head 10 now about To
follow; and General Asburuhsm will leave about
the middle Of November for Calcutta In the steara-
or Lancefeld. taking his stan with him. The Com.
missarat staff will leave next month, leaving the
whole arrangements for the war In the hands Of the
naval authorities. English and French ships OF
war continue to arrive augmentiog the allied dsets
he steam transport lmpersdor, with 500 Royal
Marines, has arrived, and the Imperatrix, with
similar number, Is near at hand, 90 that with the
exception of the marines on board the Adelaide,
aud what are expected from Calcutta, IL may DO
said that nearly the whole force 10 here.
Tomorrow, or the following day, the naval force
will move towards Canton. and hear that the
18th proximo is the day ixed upon for the attack
on Canton which plsce, when carried, will be re-
tanned by as until the Emperor expresses wish
10 open Degotaiions. His Exceiisncy Lord Eigin
remains OF board the Ava. entertaining the French
Minister and the Hong Kong community, and en-
Toying the amenities Of life untii duty demands his
presence nearer the scene of action. Canton pros.
trats IL s probable the ruler Of China win show
disposition to conciliate, aud then the labours OF
the noble carl viii commence and. his talents q
diplomatist tested.
The Times correspondent says:
It Il no secret that something is now about TO be
undertaken. We shall probably wait the arrival
of the whole Of the slender force allotted to us-
1900 red coats are not too numerous array TO
bring to reason an empire Of 300,000,0oo people
but 90 soon as have all We are TO expect we
hope to be able 70 tell you that Canton b In our
hands.
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CHARGED WITH FILoSY.-At an early
hour yesterday morning officers Perrin and eesl
capturing 0IyxR A. HossoS chsrred with hlosi-
ously shooting james EnsboFeugh, On Mon1ay
night last Marlborough has has ons lesf, and
small partition Of another. He vas wonndsd In he
crippled limb. ssfsN
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ApJrsrsp.-willismT Thsekef wss o.
raignsd before the Mayor yesterday 70 sssess -
p. Van Buren. but ~ the parties bad sniesely 81
jusfed their difacnitiss, and John vas % sloaoer
afraid that his valuable iih. would b takfo eem
him. she complaint IVES withdr.ws en4 - WoFs
rant disuissed -
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There was slight fall Of snow al IAks Provi.
dance, Louisiana, Christmaa eve,
B. consy, the celebrated dog-tralner and mslo
dramatic actor, died in Chicago, on Friday.
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ANIMAL BALL Those Of our rAadAr,

ANNUAL BALL Those Of our readers
who attended the last bah Of the Montgomsry
Guard need only to be reminded that their gixtk
animal hall takes place On the sth Of January -
induce them TO purchase tickets st opcs.ss caps.
Moore and his committee Of arrspgenests undse-
stand too we'll the art ef getting Up celsbrasion
Of this kind to over look any thing that can COO
duce TO the pleasure Of their guests 5nd vs Ssst
| assured that every member Of the corps will q
his part to make the occasion Of universal toS.
The ball will take place In the spacious ball ever
the first market, where good nusIc will be In e.
tendance for those who like to trip II on the light
fantastic toe.
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HEAvr RoBBkaY.-Ihe Law ONCE Oh
day night and robbed Of $500 IN bssk noess. asA
about 81 500 In bonds and checks. They oBtr ~
ward Of 500 sor the recovery Of the mossy asl
napers.
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The Bra or JAEraRY--a day long 70
be remembered by every patrio:-sssry lover sf
his counfry--wiii be celebrated to morrow by 8
grand military parade. firing Of ssiutsss 60. 1be
out. and every soldier b expected % - ~ ~
most. ss4F
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FOR SALE, &C.

LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
\ For sale my Parm Of 3n acres, in Albemarle
county. toinins j. o. Massey, sneed and others;
the Virginia Central Raisosd and two from the Ri
Wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acrss-one-third bottom land-are cleared, enclosed
and highly impr' we'd. All necessary out buildings
aud we'll OF first rate water on the premises
Terms liberal If preferred, an exchange will be
moUd. IT call at nay Office, corner of Franklin and
Governor streets. s. A. HART.
oc I5-tl6m
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NATURAL THIEr.-Francis Bridge water.

NATURAL THiEF.-francis Bridgewster,
an ex-member Of the chain gang, and the most IN
compromising vagsbond In the city, appeared be-
fore the Mayor yesterday 20 answer the charge Of
entering the packet boat Link for the purposs of
robbing the mate. and for striking wafchmsn Cas.
thorn with q stick. The evidcnes proved ths
guilt Of the accused 30 clearly. that the May0fa ~
manded him 10 prison 20 await IN fndicsnlsns by
the next Grand Jury. s4y
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The ISLAND OF FoRxosA.-The Navy Department
has received late dispatches from Commodore Arm
strong. In command Of our squadron In the Chinese
seas He gives an account of the late thorough
search for European and American prisoners in the
island OF Formosa, concerning whose existence
there, in barbarous captivity, some accounts or
specuiaiions have appeared In the newspapers.-
The search under the direction Of Commodore
Armstrong has satisfied him that there are no sur
vivnrs Of the wrecked American ship Ilighfyer on
the island, as has been alleged, nor any European
eaptives.
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vroLEsT BLow.--A row occurred o.
Mais street yesterday morning betussn tup nserA
fellows s~us from the couutry 10 hs hifsd eoAutDo
one Of them seized brick hat aud rave ~ otkee
him - Cat - noahder. OF eosrss - y - -
punished fpr the deed.
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CEO. w. Fl. TYLER,
" AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES,
RENT OUT HOUSES AND CuLLECT CLAIMS.

RENT OUT HOUSES AND COLLECT CLAIMS.
The subscriber offers his services to the public
agent hire ont negrOes, rent out houses collect
claims sell Wheat, Corn, Flour and Tobacco. on the
usual terms.
Ihave been the superintendent of city property,
and police officer in Richmond. for the last seven
years and it is presumed, from my knowledge NJ the
Inhabitants of Richmond that shall be greatly as
sisted thereby in getting good and responsible homes
for servants, and responsible tenants Tor houses
Refprencea-the citizens of Richmond generally.
Ofice on Marshall street, next to the New Market
hay scales IT, W. H. IL Len,
ieIY--ln Agent and Collector.
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LAID 0vgs.--Ths charge asaiDst Ned
Mayo and Bsn Powers. twa slavss. u s1eal3nG =.
hseco, viii not b. dispossa Il by ths Naese useal
friday morning. ~ Azs.s44 s.
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MysruIors DfsAPPKARAxeE-w. II. Russell,
landlord Of the Russell HOUSE, In Detroit, Mich
left the Astor House, New York, on the 1afb ult.
since which time nothing has been heard Of him.
II 10 supposed that be 10 wandering about tbeceua
try defauged.
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Of Louisville have fally liquiiatsd their liabilities
and resumed business.
Nicholas Purcell 06orman, one OF the grsat
Catholic leaders Of Ireland, died on the "a uit, Ia
his Sosh year.
On the 18th ult, Captain Samuel ChAnplin q
Moutyille, Conn, went 70 bis cupboard and drank
from bottle what he supposed 70 Be spiEite, but y
proved 70 Be- corrective sublimate. Hs lived bat
Or. VI. r. Handy, = we'll known physician Of Bal
tiners, died on russdsy.
ychu N<Coy wss thrown From cart and killed
In Baltimore eoanty, Nd. lsst eatnrdsy.
George 0silAn, ths iessss q oissn's uoest N
eehsnsetady, n. =. did lsst Monday syssing.
| Ths dsssh AZ The paintsf Agstoaaas q HsmA eeed
%, q announced. he wascussoctAa odsfhe Vatican
eellsctiea.