The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

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| hiied 10 his attempt TO raise troops. The people
a. Hermosilla rose and liberated two citixens i'm,
prisoned by Governor Psschissa's orders and para,
| ded sne streets, carrying them siong In triumph
| shouting "yivales Americanes,' adesth to Peschi.
era" The whole country IL expecting and anx.
iousiy awaiting the purchase or occupation of So
nora BY the American Governmeat, and the Pre-
sidenps message will be received with enthusiasm
| about TO attack Mazstian. The opposition needed
only leader to overthrow him without strug
| gle.
MARRrrD AT ~ P. N. AND DEAD AT P. NJ
The Western New York papers record the mar.
riage, at Plattsville, the 10th inst, at TX p
| of John Bivens and Miss M. A. Turk and in the
| same issue announce the death of the bride q
O'CLOCK on the same evening, OF hemorrhage Of the
| lungs.
| CocK-FraHr BROKEN UP IN BosroN On Wed.
nesday night, the police visited "Tammany Hail.
In Boston and broke mp . cock fight in progress
between parties Of New York and Boston, for five
hundred dollars side. Several of the principals
| to the match were arrested, and about two hun.
dred spectators scattered in haste.
GAMBLISG.-Green, the reformed gambler, /,
giving Sunday lectures In Chicago. on his aban
doned vice, and ma n named Kueass accompanies
him and sings THE Gamblers Wife," and sabbath
Bells"
CoMPLINENT.-Lieut. Marry, of the United
Government, with the Order of the Legation o
Honor. as tribute CT his valuable services, as
| man of science and research.
Roses are blooming IN the oRen air In Southern
| Georgia. ~~~'-
A bill has been introduced In the Legislature
of Missouri, to limit the indebtedness of the State
The Catholics Of Boston have contributed g..
SCI in aid Of the American College in Rome.
The monument to Ethan Allen, at Burlington
VT, is completed. 1t is forty feet high.
Thomas c. Green, Esq, was elected Mayor o.
Charestown, Va, on Saturday last.
Martin L. Kearney, mail contractor, died sud.
denly at Harrisonburg, Va, on the Gath inst.
A. B. Trick has been reelected President of the
Bank of Rockingham, Va.
John Fox, we'll known wealthy citizen of Fau-
quier county, Va, died on the Goth inst.
TIE "hog cholera" is exceedingly fatal in Wes!
Tennessee. Both hogs and dogs are dying with il
by hundreds.
Col. Jas. H Paxton declines being candidate
| to represent Rockbridge, Bath and Highland in
the next Senate of Virginia.
Hon. II. A. Edmundson of Virginia, annouuces
himself for reelection to Congress, subject to
| a convention If his constituents desire it.
Mrs. Mary Allison died at Nottingham, N H.
last week, aged lO9 years She leaves eight daugh.
| ter', the youngest 60 years of age.
II Is proposed to pay the members of the
| NO mileage.
The Common Council of New York have appro.
priated $4,000 for the celebration Of Washington's
| birth day.
Geu. Robes' success makes the ffty.fourtt
! change of government that Mexico has e.peren.
| ced in thirty seven years.
Thomas P. Beal, Esq, editor of the Spirit O
jefferson, died at Charlestown, Va, on Weines
| day.
| Mr.. VIM. Durbin has been elected president anf
superintendent of the Sandusky Mansfield ano
Newark Railroad.
| Rev Theodore Parker, in the opinion of emf
neEt physicians who have been consulted, has tn,
pulmonary consumption.
The Senate of New York have passed bill pro
| hibiting the admission of boys in the New Yorl
theatres when unaccompanied.
James Mackenzie, Cashier of the Bank of tn
Old Dominion, in Alexandria, Va, has resigned hi
| rost.
| Miss Juiana May will give a concert in Bosto
| on Saturday evening, assisted by Madame Biscac
cianti
| The official naval register will be ready for dis
| tribution in about three weeks. Il will show 2
deaths among the POI retired officers.
| Elder Knapp. whose ''revivsls'' some years az
attracted go much attention. has consented to vsi
| California.
| Samuel NJ. Burnett, formerly member of tn
| Georgia Legislature, has been arrested in Glyu
| county, Ga, for pension frauds.
| young man of the mature age of ninetee
years, VINO was employed in the Pike House, q
Bloomington, Ill, not long since, eloped with hi
step-mother on Friday evening, 14th inst.
| bear weighing over 800 pounds, which ha
| been depredating upon young cattle, sheep an
hogs, was killed in Rockingham county, Va, las
| week.
| Lord Napier has informed the Secretary of Stat
| that he expected his successor, Lord Lyons, +
arrive about the end of February or the beginning
| of March.
Mrs. Bechmeyer, of Newark, N. j., is dangerous
~ i'll, caused by excessive joy on hearing the Il
diDgs of the safety of the steamer Weser, her hus
| band being on board.