The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

MusiCAIs-Ths new nomAu Caiholic Church ID
Norfolk was allsd on Tuesday night With sa. andi-
Ieacs, y hsas Rossinfs .StMAAt inter, Z sune BY
snAtedrs q That cIay. Tho PRES particnlsrly
eice the tenor solo 'Cajus Anit6Am,w BIZ elonor
a<Orgs, aadthe duet sQuis ~ Homo, !" by MAXINE
Bonsyita and Prof. MasL There we're about 800
persons present.
TIE PAaaouAYAE KxPspsnou.-Lt. Pegfam. nov
In Norfolk, has received ofdafs totsks command 81
Tho U.s. ssssmsr Watse witch, which goss on the
expedition 70 Paraguay. 49, AVA
DEAfH on An U. 9. iCossuI--C Capt John q. Barr,
Of Alabama. lately sppoiltsd United States Consul
d Melboarue. died on hisvAy 10 his station, on
tie 18th Of Nay last, ftsnasn stroke.
ss42 So as IS sAE
DEArH or sunesoN Hxaxis.--Dr. b.: r. Harvey,
the oldest surgeon but one IN the United States
Army, brother Of General Harvey, died in Bs-
ton Rouge, La, on the 20th nit.
nraIrar placs.-Thsrs we're bu. two deaths in
istion, and none, As ys, tia gear.
THs CRoPs.-The corn ssoR I'm sorae portions Of
Albemarle county, Yes 10 very good, and the To-
bacco in that region excellent. In Madison, the
corn crop will not Be g bad as expected.
RAILROAD REcKLEssSEss.--A serious accident oc-
Cured on the Cleveland and Erie Railroad on Fri.
day afternoon last, near Kingsville. Ohio, about
| forty miles west Of Erie. The train had caused
some slides Of gravel and rand over the track. The
engineer dashed through two Of these safelyand at
tempted to pass through another in the same reck-
less but was not SO fortunate. The locofno.
tive ran OF the track taking with IL the tender,
| two baggage cars and one passenger car, which
were totally wrecked. They piled up In a heap by
/ fha of ha tnai ahat
ruins; or. 10 of the passengers said, Smashed
| into kindling wood" The engineer was found
under the ruins of the tender, and though at first
supposed to be dead was taken out alive aud 10 In
| . fair way to recover. The second engineer was
! badly scalded. The engineer on being taken ont
| said, "why went through two such slides. don't
see why In the thunder ouldn't get through
| that" Ten of the passengers were more or less
| injured-two Of them SO seriously that 1t was
| thought they could not live.
SLAvs CASE In CINCINNATI "A negro who gave
| the information upon which the tive slaves who
took the "Under Ground" some months ago from
Kentucky to Canada. and returned to Cincinnati
with the intention of running Oft gang of chattels
from their old home, we're arrested last week, was
| set upon by white IMAM and two negroes on
Monday last, in the neighborheod of that city.
severely beaten and robbed Of the money he had
| received reward from theewners Of the return
/ ed fugitive. s%
BIGANY.-Hon Maj. Yelveston of the Royal Artille-
ry.second son.of Lord Avonmne, has been arrested
| in Edinburgh, Scotland, for bigamy. Hebecame
| quainted in the Crimea with Miss Longworth, a
young Irish lady of considerable fortune, who had
gone there nurse la nightingale, and was mar
ried to her by Roman Catholic priest. He lived
with her some time and recently married the widow
Of Prof Forbes of Edingburgh. The first wife
followed him from Pars, but arrived in Scotland too
late to stop the second marriage.
| RELIEF PoR YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS The
| Young Mems Christian Association of New Or
leans, having organized relief committee, and
| established infrmaries to alleviate the suffer-
ing of those afflicted With the yellow fever in that
city aud vicinity call upon kindred associations