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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06


Holauts MUnpsR On DAuoaru M A. InsAru
FArHm .-Ths murdss Of Chrissisns B,ldips. /,
girl about 20 yssfs of -, by her iAthsr. near
Troy, n. r, on ssnAay, ~ hssa brisay neeiced.
Tbs Troy Budget givss ne parsslars ef The srsele
oosurssncs. Itsays: Sac
II appears that Christiasa haA bsea suvell spr
foar or Avs weeks past, end bscsms inpssseed
with the idea thas the dssl ms after her snd a..
rug Der sleksess vns ceustansly possssssd vitA
thisstreoge notion. Near the middle Of iase wssk.
her father snddsnly beeams inprssssd with the
same iusaee idea, and for Avs days she two we're
engaged 10 fighting with and ksspiug o0 the dsv.
ils. They both for I've days wsrs con hating ssshs
evil ons,s and daring the time neither slsps, end
drank sud ato but little. They occupied . room
together, tn which wers two beds. Yesterday
about IL O'Clock, becoming exhausted, they laid
down upon their respective beds, and the father
fell ssleep bot 10 fsw minutes swoke, and asked
his daughter II she had made any noise, sfhe said
bat got up and q "a besice the bed. He also got
up, and approaching her, knocked her down,
thinking she We the ima ginary DEVIL She res
covered and gaining her feet went out Of the bed
room'into the front room. or shop where be work
cd, and laid down on the fc or..
In short time be followt her, remarkiug that
"the devil VIZ not out Of her yet" He then
seized hammer, one commonly used By shoe>
makers, aud with It, while she was lying upon
the hoor literally beat her brains out c sttering
820lQSb
the wall. We are in.Jrmed that the sight Yrs
truly horrible TO look NJ on, and revolving 10 the
extreme. Previous {, the sickness OF the daugh.
ter nothing ofihe ins anity was ever noticed 10
either OF the parties by their neghbors. and they
had always lived happily, loving each other with
the same warmth % father and child. The Times
adds: ssas - ll's ae ! $3.50 80
Her skull was completely smashed to pieces -.
Portions OF the hair were scattered about the
reom, and pieces Of the skull were lying over the
noot Her fece, too, was considerably bruised and
dlsngured, but no marks of violence was discov-
cred on the other parts Of her body Bedding SAYS
that he thoyght she was the devil-that she ap.
appeared to him to be four tiues AZ large G, "Ds.
ma" (as he called his daughter) and from his
previous and subsequent conduct there can scarce
y be doubt that the old man imagines be had
night with the devil, or Is be expresses il, with
"three devils, and he had all be could do 70 XIII
them. They lived alone 10 the house. IL 10 SUD.
posed the murder was committed about l2l% ocpk
yesterday aise-poou. The FIRST person who de-
covered the murder was Nicholas Ryermiler, who
hrst saw the old man outside of the house. He
appeared very much excited, aud told RyermiIler
tnat ne had killed the devil, and it was lying in
tnere"-pointing to his house. locked in and
discovered the dead body of the daughter He
asked the old man II il was not .Dena" that he
bad killedf Belding replied that he did not think
is was. Beiding's hands and shirt sleeves were
covered With blood.
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HORRIBLE DEArH-Mrs. Taylor. the wife of a
station master on the Great Western Railroad, WAS
seaded to death at Belle River Canada, the q
ult., by falling head foremost into a cauldrou Of
boiling OIL. The oil that wss displaced by the i'm
mersion OF the woman commenced blazing upon
the stove, and the flames soou communicated to
that upon the floor, and the room was instantIy
filled with fre and smoke. The child commenced
screaming with terror, and ran out Of the house.
Her cries soon attracted tho attention of the
painters, who were at no great distance sway, aud
who ran to the house, supposipg the building to
be on hre. A few buckets Of water, however,
speedily put out the fire on the floor, and then for
the first time did they notice the horrible position
of Mrs Taylor. She was at once taken out, but
Of course, was lifeless. The upper portion Of her
body with her head vas literally boiled, the hair
falling of, and the flesh parting with every touch.
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REMARKABLE Ice SrRArUM.-A correspondent of
the Boston Transcript gives the following account
OF remarkable ice stratum at Brandon, Vt:
Thelatter part Of last November, Mr.. Andrew
Twombiy, Of Brandon, VT, commenced to dig
we'll near his house, situated about . mile from
the centre Of the village of Brandon, on toIera-
bly, level plain. Having excavated to the depth
Of fifteen feet, through sand and gravel, the work
men came to ground frozen solid, through which
they continued to excavate the further distance
OF fifteen or sixteen feet before getting through
the frozen ground. 1qzgeJ
"Atth depth Of forty feet, sufficient water hav.
Ing been obtained, the we'll was stonned ia the
usual manner. The character Of the ground was
the same throughout the whole distance, viz
course gravel and sand-the frozen portion inter-
spersed with Jumps of clear ice. At the time the
we'll was dug the surface of the ground was not
frozen. Ever since the we'll was dug, mp to the
present time ice forms in the we'll and incrusts
the stone at from fifteen to thirty feet from Che
surface, aud the surface of WATER which is thirty
i've feet below the surface of the ground. freezes
over every night. On several occasions, when the
bucket had been left ia the weel under the water
over night, It hsg been found necessary to de.
sceud the we'll, sPd~ith Ratchet cut the ice ia
order to extricafdt." a3
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TIE OUTRAGE on AN AMERICAN IN TEauAsrrpEc

TIE OUTRAGE ON AN AMERICAN IN TRAUAsTFPEc.--
The application Of DR.. j. g. Mckinney, . native
of Richmond, Va, to the Mexican government, for
S5oO,o0o indemnity for damages his property has
sustained 10 Tehuantepec, has besn briefly no.
ticed. The applicant has been remarkably unfor-
tunate. Having married the daughter of the Gov.
ernor of Chiapa, he commenced business at
Cuidad Real, the capital Of the province. where he
accumulated slarge fortune. Whsn the war with
the United States broke out, he was robbed by the
government troops, and all his property destroyed
He then moved to Comit.u whore he again entered
business, and where on the Goth of January last,
the fruits of his labor were again destroyed by the
soldiery-himsslf and family narrowly escaping
with their lives, BY flying through the rear part Of
their dwelling. He is about to proceed to " ash.
ington to lay bis claim before the goyernment.
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A LETTER FROM THE KING OF SIAM.-A lady re-.
siding 10 Charlottesville, Va, who for ten years
resided as Missionary In Siam, received a few
days since letter from "Somlet Phra Paramendi
Maba Mongskut," King Of Sian, dated at Bangkok,
January 2tth. The letter is written 10 good Eng.
lish, and bears the Royai seal. The King is q
great admirer of American insti tutions, and has
son, who be has named George Washington. He
concludes bis letter by begging to remain the
lady's sold good friend"
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TEE MIssissrrpI.-The Mississippi River, at New
Orleans, is four inches higher than ever before,
and il still rising.
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HEHlicG CIIouIr CouRr Clep.
ton was engaged yesterday q phssrise eivil
cause. The csse OF n. b Dickinecn viii peoAo6ay
be called mp to-day n Mr.. Young. tns Pfesscusin4
there 10 very little hope OF the trial peeessS1sg
thia farm issSes 1tH Hs16sf# ~ NlG%
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0vALUADLE FARM IN royAata1
sssi + m re - s s g s4:;;ss 8
Tsrsis s' I'd nov !. Dc s.esps.sy q II WI NJ.
Ps!hat.n esd e psovlls aaslpe 9. lhs 9 81 p
S :is. Rs 4 ss :S;sl :ss n rsRi :s ss;s e
"sii sSssssS . sss sfsvs1 q ssSssss. sksss "a
The iusprovsmsnfs eonsish ofa eomlrsnAloAueR-
ling With six. rooms. The viii usaaa cu1Aeof-
SssSss x: fn "A "a s
rc1 raRHasSS Rlss:S.r ssa . y. va.ws-
''ss; se n@sn~ss ne sUs s''' jas "a \ fsiECs 90.
VALUABLE SNAIL FAnM IN H1M-
y. :1So ..f OeyEEI q p.se sUa 3.
~ AiSxssAsr Ksss.l (vle tsess1! g ne4sy9lA1no
county. On bssD 1I FsEaSiks. ~ naea - -
'Ist Il contain. lesry ACsls Z A,saE il{sys..
ls.S. rs.aslksely nsslsa - s.ds e sssas.3 - 9
,hasnB RaS lS}iSswsSiiIsk SwSiIskS. vis1 A. s:sS ksas.
ssss ~ " "a = ~ =; sa,:I ~ ~
q JgHl, Il yiii 3 os:sya 8 lssl!esssssss, fs
diassly etsr ,Se ssls q ses 1rcssssy aayss -
Nv, s. .sas: ss:ss:ss s:sss - .ss 10 - 1c. eAs
sSssssy s sslssiss ihs 1arshsss ao10s6v :
'.ff:,sas "a ss:.sis eS:: ~ sss,ss vin = slssa.
R's'S= .s5s;lf,GsYlasS;sa =.
~ aDis-slAvtlslJ -.
MN T1RsH oRAeo Du1x1A-Ne
IN ~ go ussnesuse11s ~ -
umsa - a110nl9 oloDly = ~ - SxE
&ans - -: - e9sl.9: ~ H. ~ ,ssSS q
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SHOCKING ACoIDEHr.-On Wednesday
afternoon last, Mr., Robert Hill, aged about twenty
years, went into the woods, near Dr. Gaines mill,
in Hanover county, to cut down Q tree to get q
crows nest, and while choppipg, an old dead tree
near BY fell upon him, crushing MIN to the ground
and causing bis death almost Instantly. Justice
William B. Sydnor, on hearing Of the accident,
held an inquest over the body, and the Jury reus
dered verdict Of accidental DEATH
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7ITADeWORTH. TURNER & CO.,


WADsWoRTH. TURNER = co.
,,se se rs s; soy.1ssssT11 ;vss ~ s1fF55 fpF05R5Ergv INp
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
HAVING received By recent arrivals 2 com SE Riete
sseortmept OF STAPLE AND fANC! Dhf
GOODS, comprising altogether. very oeMrape s
sasortment suited and selected expressly Ior tne
trade Of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee,
all Of which the trade 10 respectfully invited 20 ex
amiue. :. mn I'm
GLAZING AND GUTTA PERCHA
sr. 4 l sEAfEs EiSS1r AND a1rfA fPiSRRoaA fEif T0k
ROOFfNG.--W kLLd0TT. our AGENT. VIII q
ways bo ready TO have executed al orders tor Eint
ing 10 Q thorough manner and wetrsntcd. Llke
Wise the 0utta Pescha fet for k0odng nat or steep
roofs tops Of RAirood cars OF any nind Of c0vefeN
Bridges &C. &c, Ne particularly call the attention
Of 1nrjneers Architects, C0ntractors, hAhroad
Cempanies, and the building community 9enessiiy,
the shove Felt being cheaper than any csner msss,
RAJ Tor roofing. Lfkswiss being more uraole ana
proof against all falling frsgments Of IRE - wscsn
edgsd 70 be best mstegiai ever introduced. D0th f
sh6spneas durability and impsryiouspess 70 vster.
We invite any IN vsntcf roofing. % call and exem
warehouse, corner Of ssh and Csry.streets, ktcn-
noud ss99t.
kB.-oh SLATE and Metal Koon reIeissd apd
warranted. Address. WI ELLiOfT..
sp B-lms Agent. hlcnmono.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

TIE SIcKLES TRAGEDY ON THE SrAGE.-The "new
popular play" eutitled SickIes, the Washington
Tragedy, was produced on Tuesday evening, for
the first time, in the pure aud moral city of Boa
ton, at the National theatre, which is under the
direction of the "star ssters,' lucille and Helen
Key, A. Fitzgerald; Mrs. Sickles, Mrs MePhetres.
The author of this masterpiece of Athenian gepi.
us is as yet u ok nown, but the Boston Ledger OBJ
serves that sit is said be avery close and cor.
rect dramatzation from the facts, and offers with
Ii a good moral"
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~ JUsF RECEIVED
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
hAs' 'cAps vs.saFf-
kTRAW,
CHILDREN'S GOODS.
ap o0-Iw ELLETT WEIeIGER.
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RnvIvAL.--A revival Of religion is in
progress at the Sydney Methodist Church, under
the miuistration oil Rev. J. ID. Saunders We uns
derstaud that twenty-five or thirty persons have
protesse1 conversion and that the altar ID nightly
crowded with pcnitents. The meetings are largely
attended, and the interest manifested very cxse0>
aiv0
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GROWTH OF rHE BAp11srs IN AnHR1cA.

n .cc..r. e.o,, a. .---s- I. =.
~, 4. fss- -. n...,... - :. .ssnoFH ns /,
s..s .oss tns Dspt'sss u sne uAtted States had
ii ,oO0 churches, ,lh ministeFs, 1,02S Icsntiatee
sud 023 lgS church memberu Of vbos. a soa =. >.
added bv banti.rn durinv n. -.
Dr.. 80 ~. n.,,,.. ...-,... - @.s.s..1s
~ - .'.'.. Wv - ~. Wot Indies
100 sosa' memoershtp Was w, ,6AS. bss1dss shses
afs nine minor sects, who agree with the Bapt,sts
n practtcinc the IN, mersion ~ h.It.s... -. Z.
a;r.. ous
'e'' W o'ue' points, - tnese b
aooeos win the usual increase for the last two
PEARS, the total rises 70 moro than 16O0O00. ar =
million and a half Tho Obrtst6ss w...s-..1
from ~h,ch - t.ra n. .hova .da..
m.
Inc to.ai popuiauon atssched 20 Baptist Views
y estimated at from SIX TO seven Millions By the
unite1 STATES census 10 1901 it appears that they
tnen had oF9l church edthces, valued 1t So 93l !.
SsZ, ana containing nearly one fourth Of the
Suufcn aec9mmooslion 10 the Uaissd States.--
since then, 1907, these have been greatly multi-
Piled and improved -
Inc number OIL Baptists In this country, says
recent writer. with their relative progress and
rapidly growing power, 10 one OF the most remark.
aoie iacts OF the age. AZ sucn IL may we'll chals
lenge the attention OF the philosophical historian
and statesman no less than that Of the thoughtful
Cnflstian IL 10 Dot explained By ordinary causes
No large body owes 20 little of iss increase to en-
igratton from Europe. No one Of the original
colonies was pisuted BY them.
Even 10 Rhode Island, Roger Williams and Dr.
Jonn clarke we're not Baptists 81 first. Nor was
their or subsequent spreld the resuit
OF any energetic but desposic missionary system,
like that of the Methodisss Neither 10 it the fruit
OF any foregoing bond Of future membership, like
infant baptism, on which most OF the other sects
rely the perpeuation and spre ID of their peculiar
views OF religion, as well as Of religion itself Nor
is 1t, on the other hand, the consequence Of low
ering the claimsof Christianity, the qualification
for church membership, the vigor of discipline;
LOT no denomination, 10 these respects, holds up
higher standard Aud II is but just to say that no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

TEE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION The
NY, Tribune recently published some resolutions
adopted by the "Republicans" Of Wheeling, Va,
asking that the National Convention Of that party
might be held there. The Wheeling Times says
no meeting of Republicans has been held there
and the resolutions are therefore manufactured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

The Central Hotel at Charlottesville, Va, has
been soldfo 81, 900. to WIN u Smith aad Ono.
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~ MAULE & BEvILL,
HOUSE. SIGN, AND
-..s 60. .-ss ORNAMENTAL

N~ MAULE & BEvILL,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND
PAIN r Il r. s,
Corner of Main and 18th streets.
-. Orders from town aHd country promptly at
tended TO- sp I5-lm
No. s. NJ. PIKE & Co. PURE CATAw.
BA BRANDY.-The Ohio Catawba Brandy has for
several years past, been manufactured from the
pure juice Of the american C1tdoba Grape, and
mas obtained a rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes. 1t net only equals but excels the
choicest imported Brandies, In PURIFY, QUALITY and
RICHNESS OF FLAVOR.
Head the following certificates:
WASHINGTON. d @, Nov l1th, 1855
D B CLARKE, Esq-sir: / have made chemical
analy sis of q sample of pure Ohio Catawba Bran.
dy. of the manufacture OF IA Pike 4 %, Cincin.
from adulterations or admixture of Ingredients. de-
trimentai to health-n0t q Fictitious lIQuor made
of corn spirits and fsvorng essences; and it Is
we'll adapted. from its purity and quality, to take
the place of French Gosnac.
Chemical Examiner 8 Patent Office.
WASHINGTON. Nov IL, 1859.
We, the undersigned. having made q careful ex-
animation of samples of Pixies Pure Ohio Catawba
Brandy, hereby recommend it cordially 20 the pub
lie most excellent article worthy of notice. and
well adapted to medicinal uses, where q superior
and genuine Brandy is required.
A SEMMEs. NJ d.
krFo- sale by PETEhS0N,
wholesale Druggist, l55 Main street.
sole agent for Richalend, Va.
ap l9-d2mAcwim
n% SHH
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TURNED MoaMoNs "a iettsr from Camp Floyd
states that quite . number Of U. {. .soldisrs hsss
Joined the Mormon Church lor the sake Of Mors
mon criuoIine, We presume.
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YOUNG CoNvIcr.-Oae of the most painfully
interesting cases tried In the law courts recently
was that OF boy twelve years old-a child In ap.
pearance, manners and age-for the msnslaughter
Of a boy of the same years, by stabbing him with
an awl in leather bindery estabIishment, where
they both were engaged. He was convicted of
manslsughter in the fourth degree, and sentenced
to the House of Refuge for the reformation of
juvenile delinquents No period of imprisonment
was named, but the Law enacts that chiiden sent
there for felony shsll remain in the institution
until they attain the age of 81 years. What
warning This should be to cur precocious youths.
and what an admonition TO parents to check the
early passionate incinations Of their children, and
to see that the "twig should be bent" as they de-
sire that "the tree should grow"
H NesU York Herald
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eALH or REAL EsrArs. .-Meesrs. ood.
din 4 Apperson sold BY auction yssessdAv fpe ~.
=. McAdam. his residsnce on Mayo street. 49,
Broad, for 5000, and the adjoining vneant les q
ISL per foot. They also sold the ioe % Brsnklfn
por front foot -,43g7r s7-7,s7- - -
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PORTRAITS
THE PEARL AMBROTYPE.
Most BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE ExTANT.
All styles OF Portraits known in Photographic
Art. taken at the STEAM GALLERY, l39 Main
street. E4
All work warranted to please or no charge.
Prices ranging from 25c to SIS.
Large size Family Groups and
$1,000 worth of Fancy Cases,
At one half the usual prices.
Have your old Pictures copied in the new style.
To prevent their fading.
See specimens of small children at their
Doorway. See if you can dnd any at other
Galleries to compare with them.
Beware of Bungling Operators and Imitators.
2I-ta
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MONUMENT 70 Bishop DoAHs-The alumni of
Burlington (N. College, have resolved to erect
monument in honor Of the late Bishop Doape, who
Was the president of the Institution. Rev. WIN. T.
johnson, of Baltimore, and Henry O. Claggett, Of
Leesburg, Va, have been placed on the committees
TO receive contributions towards erecting the pro-
/ ~.
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Tns EARSnouAKx N BCuADoa-A local Journal
stats that the eartb4uake In Quito vs. not neal
% bad q represented; that only ten parsons ars
missing, instead OF !, 200. ~ go q Z $50
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NJ HENRY L. Brooks has resumed
the practice of Law In the city of Richmond.
Office In Belvin's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. 10 S-ts
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APpoIsTMENr.-The President has appointed
Hon. A. B. Greenwood, Of Arkansas, Commission>
er of Indian Affairs. He was for q long time
chairman Of the Commi ttee on Indian Affairs of
the House of Representatives
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Grand Jury Of Columhiana county, 0hio, bund au
indictment against tho Rev. Charles @. A. Brondts
for forging the name Of Philip Elssss OF note or
325, and for passing the same % John kaDss, %
Ou0ton. e 4astes sF@F assA7w5
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HANDLING BANK NoTKs.-Petsrson's Detector
warns persons who are compelled TO haudic bank
notes, not 70 wet their thumbs while counting the
bills. IL remarks that II the thumb comes In con.
tact with the tongue after handbag note from
the pocket Of q man infected with the small pox,
the Infection is sure to take effect ssths fnocus
lation Of child a&Ef#H
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~FAIRBAMK's aoALns.
wAREnoUsE,
No. io6 Main Street, RschsAond, 70.

- - z
- EAIkbAhxs HoALns.
% ~
WAREHoITHH
No. 100 Raiu Nye,f R;rb.Aoud ..
- -, -"' 's'
A eai>orm s<nndsrxa ~ ~ -.
tenn Of eianinc are h;.",. ~ y. coITeet sys'
of every indivs3,,sI n ~ sne asseation
A coryect scala n = ,..t so,Isy. sr.si,ys.
and seller And M u of tha ,erssse oou puycr
an instrument 40 univar.e ~ iis tnst
Questions of great vsirs ~ Ss,S Npou y ooci9e
transacfious Of hn.nass =. hrI sm1 1nny sna nooriy
dbiIsfp and er1csnsss NJ 4. ss. 70 VI s1ca fets.
all those srho ,a1w H. = s,S ss.s ~ tte condcncs V
ted. " ~~eS@eA w VIC 'es"1s 'ndacd-
vArnp.xr,s s,.,,.
oCAbk9
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"CoNvERsToN" OF SHlPs-This is now the favor.
ite term in England for dsnotiDg that process of
naval construction BY which the sailing ships
of her navy are 90 rapidly being changed into
war stesmers. The lato report of the Surveyor of
the Navy shows what has been accomplished 10
this way within the past year, viz: 81 line of bait
tie ships, blocks, 81 frigates, and mortar fri
gates we're built aud "converted" in the Royal
dock-yards between the 1st of April, 184S, aud the
lat OF April, 1859. The number of corvettes and
sloops 30 built was 43, aud the number Of gun.
boats, IA, besides one floating battery and two
yachts. The aggregate tonnage of thu ships
between April, is4s. and April, 1885, is ZOE ,4Os
tor D. and the cost 4,94S.876l.; the sailing ships
O. 1erted into screws in dock measured 81 700
tons, aud the cost was 323, ,1lSt.
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ADour TO Rs- BUILD Already the
rubbish left By the late fire on Matn street, pee
tveen 7th and sth, 10 being cleared away, and
preparssious are making to re-build - speedily
e possible. Mr. Vim. Simms, tho iessee Of the
eropd Intends 70 get TO work With - listle delay
g possible, and dssigns erecting : nre proof
building for his turning aud planning factory.
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Tuu pHMoClACY of Biohmend WIN Aeid
ansssing ts-nisht Who's ssssss' sdassssss nsy =
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Tuu MAYoA Of this city haa returned
b his post aissr . weeks Whit b Deeoklya and
New York, looking - fresh and Aas = taree
ysafs old whom taken up for Ssaining. H spenes
oecssiess, md jsdgisg troa aDpeamnOess - nsse
hGye fhRoa Va1i = = a4--s ~ 81 81 -
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TIE ENGLISH ELEcrIoNs.-The money question
enters a. largely into English politics a. L. does
here The London Times calculates that at least
million aud half sterling Gel, 500 0c0 or IS co.,
OOO) will be spent ir the Parliamentary elections
for the new Pa lament. How much OF II should
be placed to the account current of "bribery and
CORRUPTION we are not informed. fayorite me-
thod Of electioneeripg with some of the stripe
candidates is, 'to engage all the public houses
and retain all the lawyers" Mr.. Golden has been
nominated by the Liberals" in Rochdale, to re.
present them 10 Parliament, On recent occas
sion, Mr.. John Bright addressed public meeting
in Cobdens favor and alluded to the United States
in which he was just now soiourping, as country
''in which every sensible man must feel tho live
liest interest, a. one to which men look whose
eyes are 10 the front, aud not In the back Of their
heads" .s ~. b. &fe& 80
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