The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-17

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SUNDAY s.~.....-.~JANUAEY II. 1859
LEE eossRhoA OF Missouri AND fHg KAss,,
iSolhLEs The Governor Of Missouri has ssn, /.
Iissssge to the Lsgislature upon tho .e,s of v;..
.enoe ~hieh have recently been recon, ms.ced :,
hAusss territory. He says au armed band NJ ..va
-" uaho'ea men are Qlartered near the Missopr
hhe' threatening to Invade the State. Th.v b.d
co""it'eo robbery and other overt acts prestlv
,'e e,'iIens reading along the liue, and
many Oh them had lied In Consequence:
In eonseQaeDce of these repIes-n,a,ion. -
Angus, sth, wrote to Governor Dsny.r Ih.,u :, uu
Exeen'ise OF ksnsss, iaiormita him ,hss n ~.
oecome neeessaiy TO station armed force ~, =
nc ,s ooa, MS OUR, Ter purposes oi protection
NJ 'ne same time soliciting his earnest co-oner.
lion with the authorities Of this State in I,srr s
forts to preserve the peace. Aud r.gs, ding /, ~
dnty ct ,h" federal government TO surpress ba nas
oicutiaws Organized withia The limi,s a OF to, r,,
ries under It's immediate control, on tbs O n =,
the same mouth, addressed the president OF m.
Uaited States. soliciting the aid O. the general GOV
ernment IN the ,'rotec,iou VI our citseus, aud In
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1 prosperity Of our people.
L An answer from the War Deparemeut informed
| NE that 10 available troops we're known to said
department which could then be 30 employed -
Doubts were also iutimated Of the lex peaIeucy of
| employing Uuited States troops against hands of
civil naiauders."
| Governor Denver in response to my letter. ex.
pressed regrets that the course had Indicated
| should De thought necessary; asd the hope that
the necessi might be obyiaied, assuring me Tn NJ,
he would do all ia his power to suppress the evil
| cemplaiBed OF.
For time the difficulties seemed to subs;de. and
| consequently no further efforts were made on the
| part OF the authorities of this State Receptly
however, tmsl!sr party, led, it is stated by the
same chief, has made incnrsIon into the state
| committing murder and robbery, and, as.stated in
anldaVifs herewith submitted, 0riging off ten ne
groes belonging to citizens Of The county mention
| go. And, within day OF two, additional sdvices
nave been received, In which IL is stated that q
regularly organized band OF thieves, robbers and
| midnight assassins, have coDgregated in Kansas
| Immediately upon the western border of Bates
county, vho are making ibcursions into the State
takiug tht .ives OF cur CT izeus comnittiug TO the
h4mts their houses aud roboing them OF their pro-
perty.
Again the Executive of the State is appealed to
for snilitsry aid, to protect the border from rem
e'i'ion o: the evils complained of aud which they
seepi to nave cause To apprehend. But the Cover
nor, as commander iu Chief, has power under ey
listing laws, to call the militia into active service
only In cases OF rebellion, iuy aston or inhurrec.
t!VEs IL the Ddpults relerIeQ To are to be regard
ed merely as civil maraudeTe," only the Sheriff,
or the respective Counties have authority, uuaer
our present military code, to Gail upon tie militia
TO hld the legally constituted civil authorities in
preserving order and enforcing the laws.
unwilling To do any act that shall involve tha
State, or the country AZ LARGE in undue sectional
or party strife, aud yet anxious that the border
Counties should enjoy The pTote eciion of life and
property to which, IN common with other por
tions Of the State, they are entitled, submit
these facts for your Dslderstios, and bespeak for
teeIn your Immediate attention, bupug that what
ever 1t Is possible for the Genera Assembly to do
constitutionaly will be done at once.
MANUFACTURE OF TURTLE SoUP.-A Key West,
Fla, correspondent Of the Charleston Courier says
| the manufactures of green turtle soup there dur-
ing the past year has been considerable. One firm
| alone manufactured 200 900 pounds. He adds:
Their business employs ten vessels and about
nifty men. They have besides, ten engaged in
their factory. During the summer aud fall they
| have shipped to Loudon, Havana. New Orleans
Mobile, Charleston, Montreal aud other cities,
about 900 dozen cans of lbs. each of tue value of
S4ooO. The business may be considered in its ius
fancy. IL VIII expand and doubt become an
important article IN Jour exportatious.
LYNCH Law IN EsGL,sp.-The London (Eng)
Times, u the 23I nlt, states thas the proceeds
ing day, at Reading, woman named Mary New.
ell, was found guilty of murder Of her illegitima,e
chIld, and sentenced to death. William Francis
the sssucer OF the nufJrsuna.e girl, admitted 10
his evidence that be had refused to give ter shel.
Ter after she had walked with her child distance
OF eight miles TO see him. At the conclusion of
the trial he was attacked by large crowd Of Ia.
ooreIs, who duoked him, plunged him into aditcb,
where they kept him for a quarter Of au hour,
tore oh bis clothing, aud otherwise maltIeated
him. His life was saved BY the police, with great
difficulty.
WHALING IN CALIFoKNI..-At Monterey, CAL,
under the superinseudeuce of Capt. Davenport, an
experienced whaieInan, the Cummings euu,"
California Invention, has been used With salts
factory results; aid, tor coast haiing, super cedts
any mode that has yet been adopted. fht re- Is at
present employed by Capt. D. two boais, with six
men each, for Catching whales. There ais,
two Portuguese whaing companies, who have
been faite euccessfu. Tney have four boass, vi b
six men each, aud about Two meu more engaged al
the tTy-work on shure The fu catch tor he SEA
soD, Of three mouths amounts to about fifteen hun
dred barrels. Price ofoil, sixty cents per gal.
Ion.
TIE VERMONT STATE HoTsE.-The Legislature
haviug refused any further grant for the couple
tioa If this structure. the moueyed men of Munt-
pei.ef held a mee ting, and resolved raise The
required amount themselves. In q few days, the
required SUM- $50 600, was forthcoming. A stroug
foIce Of woI kIDen are now on the building, and II
is expected tia, it will be comp peted, and ready to
receive the legislature at the opening of The
Session, in October.
TIE SALT QUESTION DECIDED The packers #
pork and beef at Chicago, Illinois, have d, eide d
that Syracuse sat answers their purposes better
than imported sait. This decision agrees with the
result OF some experiments made by order of the
general government, some years ago.
PREPARATION FOR NEW YEAR.-The women Of
Washington, Iowa, forewarned by the uDpleas-
aut experiences of Christmas, of the reckless
froiickius TO be expected of men at New Years,
made timely preparation for that holiday on the
previous Tuesday, by destroying all the liquor for
sale In she town.
TIE Hon. THEODORE ATKINSON, formerly one of
the weslthiest men in New hampshire, and who
died a. Portsmouth in 1899, lett legacy of about
one thousand dollars to the Episcopal Church at
Portsmouth to be expended 10 bread, TO be dis
,rb0.ed Oh Sunday to the poor of the parish. Tbis
distribution Of more than dollars value In bread
every Sabbath has now been regularly made for
about sixty years.
SUCCESSFUL FAIs.--The Mobile Tribune says the
proceeds CT the fair for the benefit of the Catholic
Orphan Asylum. were "a, ,956 81. and the expenses
Si97 7.4s-leayiDg preft of$4 l52 20.
A ru2EasNcE.--A lady Ia Mississippi sued q
young for damages 10 the amount of $4,000,
for breach OF promise of marriage; but the jury
being married men, says local paper, returned .
verdict for only SO.
New YEAx GIPTs.-The Pastors Of the Cougre
gasioDal churches fer Bangor, Me- have beepigeuer-
0usly remembered 10 the offerings of the season
Scme received $50, Sl0U, and others S2Oc OF $500.
Three members Of High Stree. congregation,
Portland, (ehurcb and parish) on New Years day
presented their pastor. DIR. Chckering, with q
Railroad bond for i've hundred dollars.
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I, 0YsrRas-The New Orleans Delta states that thf
disastrous crevasse which occurred near that city
last year, has entirely destroyed the oyster beds
10 the Bay and bsyou of Baratara. The enormous
body of water forced through these outlets toto
the Gulf, left heavy deposit Of sediment which
has proved fatal TO the bivaives.
THOSE MusKRArs.-In some parts Of Iowa the
thermometer, en- Monday, reached 35 deg below
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