The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

TIE DRATH OF GEs. GREENE Il. Was stated q
lew days ago that tho venerable Nathaniel Ray
Greene, soa Of Major General Greene, OF the revo-
lu.ion, d;sd on the ilh instant at his residence,
Grssnidais, Rhode Island. The deceased, when q
bty, was frequent visitor 10 the fara es of Gep.
Washington and Gen. Knox. The New York Post
says:
Esj1r General Greene left two sons aud three
daughters. The eldest SOB, George Warrington
was sent to France after his fathers to DO ed
ucstsd with u. Lafayette acc Dr6iug TO &n az
ment between their fathers. This 10 the ore Gsu.
Warrington t1erod to adopt and educate sH his
cun esiid. la returned t. the United statss in
ite2, aud VI. shortly sf.er drowned while gu T.
shooling eIcofsoo ia Savannah river. The eldest
dAusbier was named alter Mrs. Warrington, Mar
tha W. shs was twice married. frat to John
Ngbtiegsis, Of Provadsncs, X. 1 aud sext TO DR..
henry Turner, OF East Greenwich, X l. She kas
oesn dead several years. One sou, z. n Nightins
gale, Was married to daughter Of Gov. King, Of
this State, and four dauSh htsrs by her tecond hu.
bans skill survive her.
The second daughter, Cornsia Lott 10 still liv-
ink, AT al advanced age. though iu the fGl posses
sios sf her isculsias. Sbs Resides In Mississippi
aud has besB twice married. 0uly and
9ns d.uShie: of her numerous family are alive.
Naih.nio was the neXt child He leaves two
chlidres, Nathaniel Gresue, 40 eminent homeo.
psthic physiciRn who iiyss At Newport and Geor gs
Washington Greene, formerly professor at Brown
| University, and distipguishsd a. . contributor to
tho historical aud other iisraiurs Of our country.
Ihty are now lhe only dascsndsnts of the rsvo.u-
t9nEry general who bssr his name, Loriss CA.ha.
rins bis ,oangss: chi!3, having died 10 1892 with.
out children.
"RETIyAL" IN JArAN-U. s. consul Harris
writing from Japan about tho sppsarancs of chol-
era shsrs In that country, says ono effect 1t has
prcdscsd At SiDcGa, il 4 religious revival.
Never we're the temples and u'ias 80 crowded !;
'hs priests rsjoicsd in n large "sorpus revenue
arising from the sale Ct charms and from the ofs
f.rthgs OF the dsvout. The houses covered
with charms Of all Eorts fsl nets we're hung rover
| the dsora TO sntaEg!s the BJ!osti, shoali it at.
tempt TO enter this hOuss; sickss knives and other
cutting implements vsrs suspended to keep off
tae dresasd enemy; miniature bows snd arrows
Il ted TO them, threatened the demon frcm each
| pent-houss guns were fred during the pigh. to
frlghtsu him, and SonIs beaten loud enough aad
long enough to stuu him if be had cara. EaSr-
mess rosarss, saine twslYs feat ia circCrfsrsIc.
and with beads an inch in diameter, u mSds their
| appearance, and dczsn devotsss would rush to
each one, passing it rapidly through his bands,
shouting AotldG, 4ns:c!d Ar1it3d from the bottom
OF his !osEs. TIE atari In the temples and ri.s
looked like birbsts shops roFa ste great nu rxbsr
OF top knots" which the japanese bad cut of and
hung up Al efforiugs. Over svery pathway charms
were aasPendsd to bsrricais the approaches to the
houses spG kamists.
a CASE oF eLCRlLssR - 0u She 15lh of April Iast
| IN tbe town OF Charlsstowp, 4 l., al old Indiax
| grave was opposed. Several citizens residing usar
| toe IRdxu Burial Ground opened ors OF the
| mounds, hsussth which. it was supposed, wsre The
rsn.ins OF soEas merry distinguished person in
tas Narrasansstt tribe being impeIisd by spirit
of investigation. Tssy f.aad rsusirs supposed to
be thass OF pri'csn. tegeshsr With varioes arsi-
sIes, such a. copper ksttls belt OF wsmtum. &c.
Their proceeding sssmsd TO be innocent in iDtep-
tos, sad probably shay did nst consider in doing
Al ,thsy did the fselinSs sf any one wor'd b. ins
jursd. Bat the remnant of tribe took effsucs and
in hrcrt rtrt ,,,;-
citzsns Of ChaTisstown, who wsts on MorGsy June
l3tb, examined Oh the charge of uulavtusIy digs
siss opss grave, and bound over each ia ihe sun
OF $500, 20 appear a. !hs Supreme Court.
TERRIBLE SE:PwEScK ARD Loss OF LPs.-Tbs
English papers auksuac the losf Of Her kajss.ys
| slsop Heron, on ,hs9.s Of May, in latitude N =,
Longitude IA so W bsipE two huadrsa miles from
the coast Of Africa at O'clock In the msrning--
| She was caught In 4 tornado and instantly cap
| sISss. One hundred ard seven Of ths crew were
| LOST. Csptsin Trusco.t, his gunner, hostswain,
| siX!esa sssmes, foxr portugess and two Krooaas,
saved Themselves is = boat. hch picked up
BY the 1rfsss, Of LVsrpoo, and conveyed 10 Stera
| re- Leone. Commander fruscott, George Hsydor,
| bsGtswaiD, asd Kettle, private of Esrncs, died
on board the Ethiop, Oh she passage to LverposI,
CT yellow f-vsr Previously to her loss. the Heron
| captured slsver, af.sr a chase Of twsiys hours
| The SLAYER had arrived A. Sierra LsoEs in charge
| Of Lieut.. Chapman aud prize crow.
| CaisED BY woLvEs.-On Saturday. the Il.b
| instant. while a p.ftv. eo.,is:isr ,f Mr. Jobn
| strry.r Jr and Ueprv Law. var. IN pi,c.tn,j.,
expsiitiou fer trout. s..r the head wat.rs Of B;g
| .hnnt g. -. 80 W. Aiis..r,iti. tL.- n.
,tsrtIsd In ,bo ,n;d,t If thar sro,t br ,L. h"ri
In. ~ vo,xs, EroYr ~. noi.. tb.mv.rn;..,,,n A.
| rhs .n,t.rr S;..tni.. q, T,,.. w.ifns .rn. .,,s5
| ,h., ,bs ,s.k co,snr;,.6 ,on- In .nmb.r p.;Us
| conyincsd of tbsir s.n,ar thsx cut .,d rrn 80
han. with . sns.d that wouid have rsf,cfsi honor
an q 10 per on a p.nk road for the nesrest .et.
tiemest. Aier an s4cltins cnsss tcr Eliie asd a
nall tus opsu couuIi! ".s SAasc, ~h, TUG "oi'es
sbssdonsd ihe pufhnlt. AZ GRE tiae the foremost
Won ~fs hoI ihUf 'saH my yafGp III tht rear oil
the young msh'--"R'teia IRA Ish1'nes.
| IT., - - :,
HEAVY ROBBERY OF uolD pcsf.-Hf- "siLsg.
la,ther Ia an enIehsYs fGs,'E nii locs.eo loo
| burg, Pa on NcIday on his way TO Prospect Bat
| lsr csulty. ~hcrs kir parents reside. Mr.. Wall.
ing bsd lsf1 San Francisco in pursuit OF dishon.
| est clerk, who had absconded with gold dust
| amounting to $l5, 600. He had trscsd him to st
| Louis via New York, but could fad no further
clue.
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cris,isn and dsgrse OF potency, which ha. been
ia.snt;nnsm, 80 occ;S.n'.Iia .,y,.I,au,ad - -
-..a.rsd sino.t in,t.nt,v bsrm,ss, hy .i.,nI,
.v,iinwnx two y,Ii, Of swsst Oh An irdvi1in:,
wi.h y.rS ,trors con,,itntion sborIa tor. n.arIv
tvics The cu.ntitx Thj. oil viii nost nn,itiv.iy
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