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

FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMER,CA-Th news
from Central and South America by the Illinois
may be summed mp fvllows:
Intelligence had reached Panama that Walkers
flibusters would land at Truxillo or Omoa, and
march through Honduras to Nicaragua. The Brit
ish fleet az the port of San Juan del Norte had
been reinforced by two war vessels-the Cesar
and Disdem-one OF which mounts 81 guns Sir
Gore Ousely had left San Juan for Aspinwall and
Nicaragua. reaching AspinwaIl on the 9th, Pana-
ma on the 7ih, aud taking bis departure for the
scene of his mission on the following day, In her
Majesty's steamer Vixen. Sir Gore was in very
bad health, and tbe climate of Central America
appeared 10 have affected his system ipiuriously
Goueral Lamar, United States Minister to Nicaras
qua, had returned to Costa Rica, in order to meet
President Martinez and his Cabinet at Leon and
make definite demand for payment OF the in-
demDity due to our government The Congress Of
Nicaragua would meet New Years day, and con
slider all the pending treaties and conventions. NJ
Belly had sent in notice that the con fTeres aud
himself were ready to commence The interoceanic
canal works. twas said that SeDor Yrisarri had
been removed from his diplomatic post near our
government. Great Britain again sets up ber
claim to full Mosquito protectorate, with the
official consent of Nicaragua. At an election for
municipal officers in Greytown. the 'ticket', sup
ported by her BritaDic Majesty's Consul General
was elected, but the event caused some popular
6iscontent. Resolutions of protest against it
were adopted at mass meeting in Victoria
Square.
of the passage of law compelling all deseuters to
pay ti,he 10 the Catholic church. Peru maintain
ed her blockade of the ports of Ecuador, but the
war feeling amongst her own people was very
feeble. Ecuador was drilling her troops, and ex-
pected a complete yictory over her enemy Peru
mad forced the two American trading vessels in
ber possession into her service and had them al.
tered tor war purposes.
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~ CouaHs, CoLps,, HoARsENEss, &c

The prevalence of the above complaints at this Sea-
son has the effect of bringing out host of proirs.
sedy new specifics, and while eone few may te
good. many useless and some even dangerogs.
To prevent disappointment, the best course to plr
sues TO consult your family ply scian, or otherwe
uss only such remedies as long public experiehCe
has proved TO be safe and efhcacious. OF this elias
Is TfLER's COR POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARR
BIC Originally the favorite prescription Of en- tn
ineut ph y sician, ii soon became popular family
medicine and without advertising, has continutd
10 enjoy growing reputation tor the last twenty
years. In all recent it acts like charm, AID
IL Chronic Cases. Bronchitis. Hopping Cough, Croug,
Asthma, &c IL is used with unparalleled success,
most families will te.tily.
Sold by PIsHER 4 winston, MEADE & BAKER
BUDEKER, &c, at 23 cents per bottle. and in an
CANT ana pleasant Lozen.e form, l21s and 25 Gers
pr box, called TYLER's GUN ARABIC CoudH CAN,Y
UEoPan se N-3u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

TIpP LING -Johannah Drisooll and
John 7. Dobson, keepers of small establishments
On Cary street, were both fined by the Mayor yes
terday for selling liquor to be drunk in their
houses in violation of the revenue law.
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DJsCHAEaED.-Ca a slave, arres ted
on the charge of receiving piece of linen stolen
from Messrs. Kent, Paine & Co., knowing the same
to have been stolen, again before the Mayor
yesterday, and after a hearing. was discharged
The servant that stole the goods has been pnt in
limbo, and will. in all probability, be sent to more
Southern CLINE, with the hope of improving his
morals.
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TAG UxpEgGRouSp RA.LRoAp.-The State Cen
tral CommitIee Of the Underground Railroad In
Ohio, have issueda call for Convention OF that
sac,e,y at Columbus, on Wednesday and Ihurs
day. January 8 and 6, 1859.
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FIRST REGIMENT ACROSS THE PLAINS TO THE Pa
cIFic-The Sixth Iptautry has won new Iaureis
by it's westward march. The Sacramento Union
of the 10th ult. states that the arrival and pas
sage through the streets of that city OF an entire
United States regiment of Infantry (the SIXTH
has created no little excitement, and much des
lighted the citizens, who received the gallant
troops warmly. and even enthusiastically. 1t
was, indeed, the fret time that SO large force OF
the regular army had appeared i'll that part OF
California, and with the psniment of a long
line of mules, baggage-wagons, hospital-traip,
suffers aud other camp followers, the procession
was at once a martial and splendid snow Th.
Sixth, TOO, is the very first regiment that has
crossed the plains to California, having left Fort
Leaveuworth On the 2Tth OF May They had been
one hunGred d aud ninecy days on the march, not
counting those of departure and arriva'. Or, ta-
king the number of marching days, the regi
meut remained in camp gu Sundays. the Duration
of their journey, all performed on foot, will have
be- 162 days. They have averaged about one
hundred miles per week. In this long march the
regiment has not suffered the loss of man, nor
been afflicted with sickness beyo ond the usual por-
ton Of au army in the field. A portion of the
route traversed lay through country studiously
represented in Washington as inhospitabie, anG
even hostile, and 1t has beeu travelled at season
dee med uhfavorabie, if not, for y email part OF
the distance, Indictment. Yet. not only are the
Hen aud animals in good condition for the ter
miIation OF So long aud hard journey, bu there
has been no death of stock worth mentioning -
Out Of about eleven hundred mules the has been
only about thirty.
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Neal McElwee has been lined $l50 by the U. 8.
court In Delaware, for preventing the attendance
o. witness agaiDst himself.
A letter from Fort Defiance states that peace vac
concluded with the Navajo Indiana on the 10th Of
November.
The post once 1t Meadows Of Dan, Patrick eoan-
" Va 10 ps-eatablished, and Green Scots spponte
cd postmaster. 00os - einnonsp, Psadiston
counfy, b disccosieusd.
Capt. \. 4. O. Ord, efths Third artillery, hasre
turned hsae aftsF Aloag service u CAliGcepio and
Ogseaa, as1 u1tl - sestoaea q Cd folos Ceoebet
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THE INALIENABLE RIGHT OF THE HUSBAND TO KICK
HIS WIFE OUT OF BED The San Francisco District
Court lately decided that husband may kick his
wife out of bed if he has cause for jealousy, and
the wife has remedy la divorce. This impor-
taAt decision advises wives to be prepared to
sprawl, as jealousy may any night get into
the head and heels of the husbands The same
court, at al earlier time, decided that "uuearthiy
snoring and granting on the part of thu wife may
render the husband justiable in seeking decree
of divorce" The next decision expected from that
tribunal will determine the question: AS to whether
u man, after kicking his vile out Of bed, shall rise
and kick her into the street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TIM MuppsR.-The iurv Of iuoue.

xhB u uuHDBh.-AueJu jury % luQuc0t u
inquire into the causs Of the death of WMLIAs
CAnp Who was mortally wounded on Christmas
Eve night, and died the following day, will n1ee
at the Constables Office ct 10 O'Clock this morning
TO hear the evidence of about twenty witnessss
who have been summoned to testify. A youth
named Wm. L. Harris, has been arrested and
Gagged 10 answer for the crime, but how far he Is
Implicated in the murder remains to be seen.-L
Besides bis own admission that he had scufe with
the deceased late hour Of the night of the stab
biDg. the blade Of bic pocket knife was just the
right size to innict such wound ~ Camp received
- he blade and handle though ca efuiiy scrubbed
with sand, shows spots'of blOod-and his glove hss
blood stains upon 1t, both inside and ont. Tho
general impression seems to be, that whoever stab
bed poor Camp, mistook him for some other person
and they come to this conclusion, because Of the
fact that he was very inoffsnsive, aud not likely
to give any one cause to ipjurs him seriously.
TEMpERANcE.-Ata a regular meeting Of
Old Dominion Section. No. 1. I. Q G. T., held
Tuesday evening, 2Sth instant, the following off,
GERS were duly elected for the ensuing quarter:
Fisher. W P; W W turner. End 4 i
e. e Vie .i s,d ?; Ty.ch 1 VA; w.ep y, "A;
= stratton. A T; W Rockingham g; Andrew
'Ws:sse; WV 9; John Crutchaeid. W. W Q Taylor. A
az At regular meeting of Sydney Division, No.
O. ., - asd Saturday evening. 25th inst, the
,uoe o'n'ers "~rs duly elected for the ensuing
VIM T Nash. W p; james Z, ua,dv w A s.en
y! yI;aeF Wm dem 8; JIhs Dance.
Kelly. A c. Joseph Young s. msas n 1"tsvs mhsr'
+ = and nd B. '"''' '"''''' 0'"''"' 'As.Pw
quarter, by Marion Division, No. 5, S. of T., on
Thursday night. Dec Goth;
wsss. seTssy' W. p n,nsr ss% Fftn Whit
ohaSaa sps's1 mss ss'ssk 5 TsH W1snn intA
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TEMpHRANcE.-Ata regular meeting Of


FINING FIREM .N-C. II. Graves, q
member of the Fire Brigade, was before the Mayor
yesterday and fined. f,r running hose.reel on
the sidewalk of 5th and Main street, on the night
OF the 24.h of December. Connected with this case
was summons against John 7 Rogers, first COM
mander in the Brigade. citing him to show cause
why he should not be fined FIR interfering with
the watchmen in the discharge of their duty,
which was continued. The Mayor gave it as his
decided opinion that the new fire ordinance did not
repeal that portion of the old which prohibited
engines and reels from being drawn along the sde-
walks, and directed the police to report all partie
that might hereafter be found on the sidewalks
with fire apparatus.
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TEE aIcuxozp pA,rr prspsrcu.
RocKuseHAx. Dec ao,hl 1850

ROCKINGHAM. Dec 30tb, 1855
me State Senator from thts district ~ f,sor..
r.. r. Deneaie, was arrested and lodged in jsii on
tuesday evening last, on charge Of svinaiing.hs
Banks at Stauntou out Of ,eversi ,boy = "a da,i.
= Wen AZ several citizens of this countv M
Deneaie has been dealing largely 10 catrIe or sh.
~, y. S or three years. and no. being able 70 pay
lad hi,, ~ vOuen.' nss resOrted to means which
,su n,m INTO tnis diniculty. He gave q mortsase
90 an bis property few days since, 70 nav m
Inoeotness, which, we understand amount.d o.
about $4,000 He was taken to Stauutou on We'd.
.,. eseniog oy onfcer Braithvaite, whore he
VII nave MS trial. We have not learned the fplI
particulars a. yet; but as soon az We "a vst sh,
We viii send them on 'A'AA'
Inc affair has cansed tho greatest exci,sment
ssna.ooghont the county. He has represented the
counties, for the last eight or tep ve.rs .nd 49,,
y ~as some taik OF running him for Congress- We
near some talk that there will be otber dav.,o,,
ments made, but will say nothing of them unt;I
out. ~ '"e"' 9n'"
His wife accompanied him to prisen. and r.,.;,-
cd there with him. She also accompanied h;m ~
to the last. "1 W MN
Inc holidays, Eow nearly over, passed off very
piessantly. On Christmas day the vida AT.
Flte company was out in full uniform. with tbeir
apparatus trimmed off very bandsomeiy- Thsv
presented splendid appearance.
Inc isdies connected with the Presbyterian |
tha;r - " s,) neid fair, and we understand |
'he'r receipts amounted to about S640
our farmers and others have been killing som.
Ui their big hogs" this fall. David Shank. who
:. IN tnis county, killed hog few DAYS since
also, ~e,goed $50 pounds, Nc. Jacob Rohr, SEN,
weighing ST1hich we're 1,447 Ibs-the largest one
in big hogs? @s. Can any one beat Rockineham
There is some exci,e,
Congress, to fill Mr.. Letche about candidate for
men are spoken Of, but we havnsiace Several gen.
10 "'e man. Yours, &c aea VINO VIII
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|. JUDGMENrs.-By reference to the re
cords in the Clerks office of the Hastings Conrt OF
Richmond. We God that there were six hundred
and forty five Judgments rendered by the Hus
tings Court during the year 1858. OF this num-
Der two hundred were Commonwealth judg
msnts, and the remainder In civil suits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

ENORMOUS PsoFITs.-The Kansas Ledger gays
that the profits of Messrs. Russell, Majors & We'd.
aei, Utah Army contractors, thus far is q million
hand - VI"
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REMEMBER THE SABB rH CHARLES
Held. had fine imposed upon him by the Mayor
| yesterday, for following his daily avoeation on
Sunday last. Held is an Israsiite, and 10 there
fore allowed to sell goods the Christian Sabbath,
| provided, he trausacts no business on Saturday;
| but the laws allow no one to labor seven days in
the week
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l d E DISPATCH.


IEs WILL or ArGUsrus TnoRNprKE-The Boston
traveller, gives, entire, the will Of Augustus
ihoenoyke, who left an estate of about half a
million dollars 1t has before been briefly stated
thata daughter Of deceased offended her father bv
marrying against his will, she being at the time
t"enty'sevon, and ever since be has eyinced his
nossiity to this daughter, repulsiug her from hi.
oedside on the occasion Of bis last sck6ess This
wfll--of great length, aud In the hand writ;,a of
| the decsasea-has the deliberate desen e.h,b,,sa
In every page, aud In almost every pararr.nh N
cut on his child from any participation Ia hi. ~,
eumulAted wealth.
The mother is forbidden to give aid to the daugh
ter the brothers and sisters are debarred from
the exercise OF their fraterbal affection; all who
are named in the will subject to the same PEN
a!ties. Old Harvard has douation Of $40 900 TOR
Professorship VI Music, but with like PROVISIONS
If copper should go to aid the proscriUed couple
or their children. pittance OF 500 per apnum,
to the law, is alone awarded TO the discarded
one. His wife IL literally provided for, but only
on condition that she remain o widow. pew 10
LETT to her 10 Trinity Church, bat with liberty to
sell il and purchase in any other church, If she
may desire it. Gu that point liberaiity is appa
rent not manifest in other portions of the will.
The wife of the deceased is now absent from the
country. she is. however, upon her return from
Europe, and upon her arrival the question of Pro.
bate will be decided. II admitted, appeal may
DO taken TO a jury Of the supreme Court Of tue
question of the sanity Of the festaror 1t will be
seen that he has provided in the present will for
the contingency of it's rejection; he haviag deposit
ed punber of other wills in the Proba Office to
be offered one by one according TO dare-unti one
is accepted. The will pow offered for Probate 10
bur two months DID, aud was prepared only about
a month previous TO the death Of the restator.
1t may be without improperly added, that the
husband OF the offending daughter is described by
one of the executors named ia the will per.
sou of most excellent character, who holds high
position in the community. They have several
children. II appears that SOD has also offended
his father by contracting marriage without his
consent, but 10 that case the father n,ents him
self with cutting off, far possible, the rela-
tious of his soas wife from any participation in
the division Of the property.
Lieutenant Marion, the husband Of the discarded
daug ter, has instituted suit to overthrow the
will. Hon. Rufus Choate aud other distinguished
lawyers of Boston, have been engaged in his be-
half
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

~ REMovAL.-DR. BRIoas has re-
moved his Office to basement of metropolitan Hsll.
with Lyme
Office hours, l0A M and NJ daily, Rec ds,e.
corner 9th and Broad streets. deS-IH
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DN- DBBILITATED P"RsoNs-Those

E- DEBILITATED Y"RsoNs-TKose
fbo have suffered from inces n levers. loss o. an.
fsute, or improper digestion-may easily be oIrrd
- y she nse Of bAKEas BITfERs. We have kioyn
isols entirely restored 70 health by these biner.
alter visiting ali The watering places witbout rce;'
ias ans benefit If any of our readers are sufiribr
epsia. Nervous Debility Torpid Live, Ia
1eo.ioh, Ague and Fever, sour Stomach or Lass Of
snsa "a as dir.ctea Delicate females may iest Is
thei, da as These bitters are admirably adsptea to
49, aise ases, and never iati In Quickening nstsre
80 81 iestoring tue bloom of health 10 their cheek,
nv e'hlhg IN iniants may also se improved by heir
~ teShiist - ali Glasses and sexes viii be bensittd
Medicine, these Bitters stand unriyaiied snd 10y
tonee W. 1Aiso I!sl
''c'ainent Druggists in Virginia. O. 70
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n. CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUPACTUEp TOBACuQ
A large and well selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
QR. ] v. noBsoH,
sSEPATHlC PHYSICIAN.
de i5-la aSLUW MAIN sTREfT,

:, H., MnDioAi CAE.-D DH. sYIvAyus
tenders his professional seryjc~s sy, respectfully
once and residence for the present cittseng :.
STREET. near the MechAnics Institute 4ANk
NO N-lnt
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GREAT ATTRACTION.-New Good

4 NEAT AIThdCTlON.-NeW Goods
~ for the Holidays.-sCHAPP d co. have just
returned from the North with q Stock of China
Glass. Housekeeping and Fancy Goods. Toys, etc
fully worth the attention OF all in want of han isome
goods, at very low prices. Amongst them
No iron Stone China Dinner. Tea ana Toilet Sets
richly gilded; carefully selected for Christmas
presents
Old Dominion, Britannia and Silyer-plstei Coffee
and Teapots
Kerosene. Fluid ard Oil Lamps. of metal and glass
Wooden.ware; as Washboarus, Trays, Cedar Buck.
ers, Pastry Boards, etc
Wi.ow-ware; as Market. Work and Snack Baskets
Knives and Forks, Spoons. Ladies'. Teatrays
Japanned and plain Tipware
French 1unned Iron Kettles, Sauce Pans, eto
Look ing glasses, OF every size and quality
scrub busting. shoe, Whitow ash and Cloth Brushes
Mats in short, an thing 10 the housekeepi line
Fancy Good; as Port Monnaies, Casas Excelsior
Razors and Pocket Knives. Brushes, Combs.
Perfqmery, Splendid Hair Pins, and thousands
OF other articles
Toys! Toys II Fireworks, at
SCHAAP 4 CO.'S,
de 10 Corner BrOad and I'd strpets
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TIE DOCK Turing the month of De
cember last 1856 vessels entered the Richmond
Dock, and 18l vessels cleared therefrom. So there
are now comparatively few vessels in port at this
time.
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s~ LIFE SIZE PHoToaRApHs.-'l

s LIHH SIZE PHoToGRAPHs.-Nhe ne
subscriber TAX pleasure in announcing 70 his ma
neFoas patrons and tho public at large, that ie Ii
no" prepared TO furnish Photographs from d. ns
tlrea TO FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or ColOeG
Which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants eQial
hot superior TO any protnced 10 this city, a. est
Ilan the usual price. Old Pictures copied ans en-.
isIged 70 any size.
Citizens and strangers ere invited &. call ante.
Inc specimens st GIBBS Temple of Art, Go-iI
An Hall, MaiE street, between 9th ana 10th.
Z 9IBl3.
r. S-If you want q genuine Amhrotype, Il sir
the place 10 get ii, where yon will neither be I'M.
eugged In price work, Also, Melsinotypes or
any ether Picture In the Photographic Art.
lels PPa
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RESUMED WoRK--The Harrisonhur, fp.
MIL, which has been closed since the panic ~ -.
year, was opened on Monday last 1t usually en-
pioys from $50 to 375 hands, and about two thirds
tais number are at work, with prospect Of soon
having the full compliment made up.
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KNOCKED DOWN AT THE BosToN THIAfRE--Mauas
ger Uilman was knocked down Tuesday evening at
tho Boston Theatre BY the musical critic OF the
Courier, who walked OF after striking NJ. U. fhs
cause Of the attack was the refusal Of Uilman to
allow hm to enter, although he was provided with
n ticket.
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sAS- FRAEKLIH PAPER MILL, RIca-
kosD. yA.-BelYidcre Manufacturing COMPANY
Keep antly on hand all descriptions Envelcpe
Manila ana Wrapping PAPER, News and Boz
PAPERS. of all qualities and sizes, fnrnishel AZ
shUrt nouce.
Re- Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD. Presidelt
OGDEN Supt oc 4-sn
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| VIRGINIA REMEDY-Mra DAVIS

1ACOUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known rena.
dies for Coughs and Colds, has been in use in Rich.
mond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
years, ana has always proved efticscious in Coughs
and Colds. The following certificate was voluntari-
iy given by Rev. MIR. Wies in 1854.
Mr.. c. Z. WALrER-bear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs DAVIS Cbu0h Eirir.n I
ulchased OF you, has acted like charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whoopina Cough
very bad l have used it also in cases of Colds at.
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation as excellent medicine and in M
Judgment no family ought to be withoutit
A. WILES,
Pastor Of the N. Z. Church, South en- Caroline Cir
cult, Va. Conf.
q, For sale BY Mrs. A. b. DAVIS Fisher & Winston,
Milspaugh i Johnston, J. w. Garlick. T. j, Picot'
A. Bodeker ard Chas. D. Yale Richmond. ocH