The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-18

DsLmEaArr MuRDss.-The wife of ~. -.
son died In Washington, Rsppshar..el $500.
Va, on Thursday last, from poison, sdn,,,.,.,.a
BY her husband. correspondent. Of ,hs 49,
dris Gazette says: ~""
she was persuaded BY her husband "a a,,,,
g,ass OF Lemonade, which he had preDared -, -.
thsn ,ois ~, ~ ana '9id him that q bitter II.
men .o. ner that be had put aloes Ia t. and th.t
| was good for her health" She t,tant N 49,
| shcn ne mounted his horse ard rode oa r.. -
SNORT time sfter his departure her ,brsts .,,r.s.
wba ,a,a;sas M % persons IL tle neigh borhcod.
So, pa'ei 70 tne spot, but 10 vas TO Iats--tbs
a'a' draoght bad performed It's work Tn. ~
sie' OF the jury was, that "the 6ecaased can. ~
9e. a usa.h oy poison administered By her hu.b.na
Rapnshs s arrested ,s on Saturday asd lpdgsd In
nsppsuanhoek All johnson was . rsspec,shis
mFp, N easy circumstances. think b,fora ~.
resenes you, Lyooh law will be put IN erscn,s...
"iea'e4c''emsntp prevails 10 Rappahan ncck eonnts
ihe bi"e Ridge Republican adds the fo,,ov,nS
revolving facts: "s
is rs said that he was on terms Of intimacy vhh
q hieee OF his wife, q ioster from whom a,d, -,
10 Johnson, has beeu Intercepted by IN. C,..,.
seaith Attorney, sinoe the murder A rod ssas.
.eha sxamination has been held but vs ia va No.
ssiu .ne result From all accounts IL 10 most
;. onociH'e anu inhuman affair. lie vas In Wash
ihgton day or two before, snauirjns tha n,;c. !,
coaas stating that his wife was subjsct 10 snasms
anu ne expected to have use for ops AZ aImoss an.
time. ~ ~ "s"oss shy
THE SENATE RESOLUTIONS. The followine ar. ,h.
aeeoiu.ons , passed by the IT, y Senate on The lass
daY OF its session. - ' '~ss
Resolved, las the Judgment of tho s.r.,., r.-.
American vessels on tho high seas. In tims ~
peace, bearing the American nsg. rema;n nnAs.
@ sne Juslsaietion OF the country TO which they be-.
ions' ana therefore any visitation, ton or
detention Of such vessels by force or bv the srh,.
eiioh OF force, on the part oil q foreign power i.
40 aerog"tlon OF the sovereignty of United
Resolved, That the recent and rsns.,aa x,o,.
tons OF this immunity, committed Inv vs..sis -
var Dsionging TO The navy of Great Britain In the
uuit OF Mexico. aud the adj lcent seas nv 0rins
ihto, ihterruptlng and otherwise forcibIy detaie-
ing then on their voyage, requires, in the iuay.
meut of the Senate, such uneonjynca, ana a., AZ
position OF the subject, by the eoyerumen,s 90
dfeat Britain and the Omitted States touchjne ths
rights involved, as shall satisfy the Just tiemaps
OF this government and preclude he rrafter m. ~
cnrrehce of like aggressions
hesoiscd. ihat the Senate fully approves The ae-
tlon OF the Executive ia sending a. naval 6,rce int
tbs infested seas with orders ito protect ali vss
s seas 1' tne United states on the high soAs from
search or detention by the vessels of war of any
other nation" And IL Is the opinion Of the Senate
mat II 1t become necessary, such additional Ieeis
lssion should he supplied in aid OF the executive
power as VIII make such protection enectual.
TnE USEMpLoYSD IN THE WESTERN crrrrs-Ruh.
10. Chicago, and other Western cities, IL appearx
are oyerrnn with laborers aud echanics, who sre
uhanie 10 hnd employment. In the former place
last week, several hundred OF this class paradsd
the streets demanding "work or bread" In Chi.
easo. the demand for labor by poor peopIs has
been SO great that the street Commissioners have
been enabled TO supply 6sch man bat two DAYS in
a week, at 20 cents per day. Ii Is now thought
best to cut wages down to Gfy cents, and put one.
thifd more men into city service. At fiffy cepts
per day says the Democrat, the city will be over.
~helned with applications for labor.
CELEBRArloSs.-ln Dsnrili, Va. on the fourth of
July lively time is expected. The "Youpp Msus,