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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-26

EXTINCTION LAW SCHOOL.-The eleventh
L. Session of my LAW SCHOOL will commence
on MONDAY, the 7th day OF November next Cir
cuIars will be sent to gentlemen desiring 1ntorma
tor as To the plan OF instruction. text books eX-
lenses, &c. JOHN w. BROCkENBRoUGH
I.xIxGToy, Va. August Is, 1859. Sim
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&A ERS AND DEALERS IN CHINA. 81 ass
NJ AND EARTHENWARE, NO 20 PEaRf
w STREET. RICHMOND. VA. are 20 ~" ~.
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HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, &c,


FALL STOCK OF HATS. CARS AND
AFURS.-JOHN DOOLEY,S 81 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, rs now ready To exltihit an an,
usually large assortment of Goods in the HAT
CAP and FUR line. The stock consists OF all tie
popular styles OF
HATS AND CAPS
now IN use, VIZ; the rich and beautiful Mole SKIN
Dress Hat. OF his own and of Northern Mauliae-
ture Tie Soft or Felt Hat.
French style. LEDGER style, Bell crown; Planters
Broad brim WOOL hats,
from the lowest quality servants to the finest Sax
ony wool;
OF Fur, Cloth, Plush, Hair, Seal, Glazed, &c, SC.
LADIES' RIDING HATS.
% Beaver, black and brown. and richly trimmed
Velvet:
CHILDREN'S HATS AND CAPS,
OF latest styles, some Just imported from Paris
rich patterns; .
LADIES' FURS,
Vctorines Tippets, Half Capes Cqpes Nuts
Muhatees, and Chldren's and Misses Furs all
qualities ind styles;
CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES.
Wolf. Buffalo, Persian, Chinese, liaed and rough
Merchants and dealers are particularly invited
To exaInne this extensive stock, for no effort II
spared TO make Richmond rs good market 20 pur-
chase in as any other in tins country.
au 29-Im JOHN DoOLEY.
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DlANo FORTE AND sINGIN G.-Mlss

n limited number of pupils in the above branches of
education. moderate terms, either at the resi-
dence OF the pupil. at her own, 10Th street, De-
tween Broad and Grace.
InhinS Sim
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/. INTERN IA RKN..
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS psi LII rME q

IA GREAT Il EUttIfON N FHE IN
~ PRICE OF HATS AND B00TS,-A
szN From is To ~ per cent. saved ~ bas
- Ing from ]. II. ANTHONY,
NfN Columbian Ho.G hrlding
MoIczkin Hats Of best quality, SO S. do. ascoss
quality 3 ~, fssAIenabls Silk hats, . 80; iae cN
SKIN sewed Boots, 6vs Coas sss later boats.
6ne calf skis sewed Shoes, 2 %.
]. H. ANTHONY has made srsaEseasGf Ms y.
one OF tbs bsst makers in the city Of Piliiadsi2
10 supply him wi;h handsome and substantial -
skin sewed BOOTS, which be Will sci. ., The unet''
oedented low price OF THREE D0ILAks AND
HALF. &C st--.lS Us
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aims will be Offered as to ensure u sale,
EIIETT A WEJSIGER
EAII. SIipPIY.

FALL StPPLf. cE-1Y
The. attention OF the pubic IT, re, EsyS j,
~ specifically asked To my Fall stock OF ~Aai =
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.. comprising q q
assortment IN every department OF the trade. "a
pecial attention has been paid ia the selection ,
staple articles and othor kiuds ada pied tot9e s
sale trade and country Inerchaats Viii enHsu
their interests by examining my stock before pu
chasing, as am determined to otief srsAt tndue
uisnts to secure portion Of that trade A eali
respectfully asked az No. 90 Main street. tive doc.
al owe T. II. Price Il Co. JNO, c, PAGE IR.
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= soUIvE,s SEIECT CLASSICAL

S. sQUIRE,s SELECT CLASSICAL
L.. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,, CORNER OF
will commence September 26th, 1859. The School
viii be limited to such number OF pupils a as rs can be
tiAMBIN in the French, and J. A. CAL10 IN
Drawing. Persons wishing to see the Principal,
can do at any time before the opening by naming
Mace of appointment, in note, through Post Office.
ga lin
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s~------'-- -----s
H1,UCAsrfoN.
MIS-. s. II. BuETSN's. - : 800,

b - II
III BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
On Second, bsk Afain aud Cary STREETS.
The exercises Of this HcAoo will commsnee on
MONDAY, the ID Of octohAf, and close the lst uay
OF lul,, 1850. A thorough course Of instrnet,on
will be siyen 70 each pupil by tho prineipas, mm
BURTON. klusic and French by compsas.ea'
teachers. seS-o'
CELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA lDp ~
- The fourfh session of Mrs. Dir. MuSNropay IL
SCHOOL. will commence on the nIss f"o-'D -
Tsnas~For beginners S2s; for offers. ~ XII III
entire session. School room at Mrs. sAhAH
MCNFoRD'S, corner 9Th and lana ..rS ses Mr' NJ NJ.
Marta ar. Win Gwsthmey, MI BOILING ha W..
NJ Ra,.on UaxaiI. Mr.. John Freeiand, Mr. WIZ
q NJ Msssrs WV and Joseph Crenshaw, air'
IL nd Robertson. Mr.. Edwin Robinson, heP. M'.
W;ynneserode and Col. Geo. w. Munford.
SO lf-dtlo
,rIS>ES KiNG's BOARDING AND DAY
III SCflOoI.-The next session Will commence
an Cha hrsf MONDAY in October, Lso9, ana VIII
oinse ON the last day oi June. 1860.
Mr. OSWALD HEINDRiCH, will continue 10
teach Natural Philosophy, Chemistry pTa~lnE'
and Mathematics. Mons. B0ULANGE, french
TERMS: e,,o
Board for nine months. .,-.-. -.''' IN IN
Tuition IN ordiiar, English branches --...- o. ."
Tuition in Advanced branches ,.-...'.' az
I.anVnases Ancient and Modern, each '.~ =. So
Drawing in Pencil and crayon. ..s......,..'.. ~
l3-d1Ia
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R-r@Ss PARKE PolNDExTER, ATToR-
49, NEY At LAW, RICHMOND, VA, win
Ese of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
~ Othce III Lisie's Building, corner of Main and
13tH Nireets. "a Ell
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r,ENALE SCHOOL ON CORNER OF ISL

AND GARY STS.-MRs. C. BARKSDALE
will resume the duties of her school on the LIST OF
October, 1859, and the term will close On the 30th
of June, 1860. -
Having secured the services of a Professor of the
French language and an excellent master of Mu-
sic, she hopes to receive a portion OF public pat
ronago.
A few boarders can be accommodated in the fam
lily OF the principal.
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- DIR. w. m. HAMMOND.
w@~-lA LATE OF hALTIMORE cry
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on 9Th street. bs-
tween trace and Franklin streets. IN l3-sns
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A DTsuniOn Movement.

The N. Y. Herold asserts that very extensiv e
political organization exists throughout the cotton
region of the South of which the dissolution of the
Union, and grand Southern military confederacy,
resting upon the industrial resources of the Afri
can slave trade, are the paramount ideas. The
general programme, according to the Herald, Gem
braces first the secession of the cotton States from
the Union through the violent amin osities Of the
slsyery agitation, inamed las it will be, to the high
est pitch between the efforts of this new Southern
party to re-establish and the efforts of the gov.
erpment to suppress this African traffic; secondly,
the general plan comprehends the absorption OF
Mexico, the Central American States and the island
of Cuba; and thirdly, the establishment over oil
this aggregation of old States, States, Terri.
tories and islands, of that great tropical industrial
Institution, the African slave trade.
sNor can it be denied that the Inducements aud
Temptations in the premises are very powerful
aud fascinating. Establish an independent South
ern confederacy, including our cotton States, the
States of Mexico and the island of Cuba, and
spread over all of them the industrial resources
which the African slave trade will furnish, aud
within twenty years, this Southern contederacy
will monopolize the markets OF the world in the
articles of cotton. sugar, coffee, tobacco, rice
indigo, cochineal, &C.. 10 say nothing of the sill.
yer, gold and other mines OF Mexico and Central
America. Next, in maritime view, the 0ccupa.
ton of the Mississippi outlet, ard OF Cuba, and q
the Gulf of Mexico, and of the Isthmus trausits
# Tehuantepec, Honduras and Nicaragua, would
give to this Southern confederacy a most impcs.
dug position among the nations as great CONF
snercial and naval Power.''
Such are the inducements and the temptations
says the Herald, In view of this grand project
which certainly to US, in this port of the South
is decidedly news.
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FOUR DAfs LATER FROM EUROP K
ARRIVAL on THE KANGAROO.

NEW YORK, March 30.-The steamship Kangaroo,
from liverpool on the 10th instant, arrived here
this morning.
The general tone OF continental intelligence 10
n,ore warike, and active preparations for hostiii-
ties are being made.
Lord Cowley had returned to London without
being successful In his negotiations at Vienna
The Paris bourse had declined, and panic reigned
in the Vienna money market.
Parliamentary proceedings In England was un'
important. =.
The jury in the Irish treason trials was out ~
hours and being unable to agree, was oiscnalseu.
Lord Cowley had protracted inierview WIN
the Ministers. Nothing authentic 10 known as 70
the result of this mission, but 1t vs. believed tnat
little is to be hoped for.
Paris correspondence regards the situation OF
affairs as critical. 1t speaks OF continued prepa'
rations for war.
The Mopi,eur publishes another official article,
complaining of the attitude OF the German states
IL insipuates that they have been Influenced by
unworthy motives. 1t reiterates that the Empe'
ror's views are pacific, and that his actions are
prompted by desire to benefit Italy.
The Paris bourse' is depressed. French ) per
| cents closed at 81 francs.
Sardinia has called out her reserves, and made
new levies. and is reported to have called on
| France for rs, 900 troops.
| The attitude of the Austrian and Sandman
| troops Is extremely menaciDg.
Austria continues her ornaments energef1caiIy.
An outbreak is expected 10 Central Italy daily
| Mr. Preston, American Minister to Spain had bad
an audience with the Queen, and most friendly
| sentiments we're expressed on both sides.
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GSGn AflASh' y

Ina recent lecture of Gen. Shields, on Mexico,
delivered before the Roman Catholic Institute Of
Batimoret the speaker paid just tribute to the ego
abeaditivehess'' of the American soldiers. "From
Pola Alto" said he, which the first BATTLE to
the city of Mexico, we were victorious; no matter
under what circumstances, the Americans were
always victorious. l can't account for it. The
enemy we're not towards, for we used to say that
they stood killing better than any people We ever
saw l cannot account for it, unless it was that
the Americans never counted the odds, but went
at it and took it for gran ted that they would be
victorious any how. The Romans have said. and
they were great fighters, that men who think they
can do thing generally do it. Audacity does
wonders, and French audacity fought all Europe.
and came near conqueriDg il too, but the audacity
of the American bsats them all-his motto
under all circumstances is 'Gc.ahead.' 1t is fully
as effective both the Roman and the French
audacity, and is short and sweet
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NeOOtlsm I'm ENGLAND

The Lord Chancellor of England having lately
appointed his son-in-law to fill vacancy in the
responsible and lucrative Office of Commissioner O,
Lunacy, such an outcry was raised against it, tina,
he was compelled to annul the nomination. and
substitute for the name of his sonin law the dis~
tinguished Samuel Warren, author of the "Diary
of Physician, "Ten Thousand Year." &C., &c.
Nothing is more prevalent than this practice in
the United States. Even the venerable Judge
Mclean, of the United States Supreme Court, re.
Gently appointed his son Clerk of the Circuit
Court in his Circuit, and we see it stated that
Judge Irwin, of Pennsylvania, not only appointed
his SOD, bu. shared with him the receipts of the
Office
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COMMERCIAL,
IMpoRTAN FROM NICARAauA-HIGH

NJ y kT AN FkUh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HANDED ACT OF FRENCH TROOPS-FORTS
PLACED IN POSSESSION OF NJ. BELLY.
New YORK, March 80 The steamship Northern
Light, from Aspinwall on the 22d instant, has ar
rived.
Advices from Valparaiso to March LIST, notice an
abortiye attempt at revolution. On the 2Sth ult.
battle of four hours duration occurred, result.
ing adversely to the revolutionists. The Ameri.
can consulate was riddled with shots. The revo.
lutionary movement extended throughout Chill
and was dangerously popular.
By the English mail steamer important news il
received from Greytown:
The American sloop of war Decatur having an
chored in a cove near San Juan del Sur. waiting
for fillibusters, the President with 800 troops
took possession of the Transit Route to prevent
their landing. Being apprised of the true char.
acter of the Decatur, he retreats, destroying
all the bridges in his path. Meanwhile
French officers with small force crossed the lake
to Rivas, and going thence to San Juan del Sur
seized the steamer belonging to JOS. L. White
Zone of the American claimants of q grant to the
Transit route) and imprisoned the officers and
crew. They had not been released when the stea
mer left.
The forts of San Carlos and Castillo, in Nicara.
qua, were to be given up to Mr.. Belly for head
quarters for his (ostensibiy) canal iaborers.
The work shops and houses at Punta Arenas.
belonging and accessory to the Transit company
had been swept away by the sea.
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A curious difficulty is said to exist about the
post cffce of Detroit, Michigan. The merchants
and business men have their mails sent to Toledo
thirty miles distant
The Republicans and Americans of Cincinnati
have combined to elect municipal officers.
The people of Kansas, voted on Tuesday for or
against q State Constitution.
The new air line of the Pennsyvania canals will
be opened Tomorrow.
The U. s. ship Wabash was at spezzia on the
25th ult., and to sail for Leghorn in a few days
Commander Bsseli has been ordered to the com.
mand of the receiving ship Independence, at the
Mare Island navy yard, vice commander Fairfax.
relieved,
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FIRE IN NEWARK. &c.

NEwAKE. N. j., March % The hair cloth fac.
tory Of WIN. shereff, In McWhorter street, Ia TIL
city, vas partially destroyed BY fre last evening
ted ct twenty-five hundred dollars; insured il In
Etna Company, Hartford = '-s
Inc laurnsymen shoemaksrs Of this CITY have
neio several meetings, and assigu to establish
a..el prices 70 % paid By employers. 1t il 40.
as.stooo tnat u their demands are not ssseded
70 they viii strike. The hams mahsss, fsNelers
ana beAimsn are abont taking similar step.
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TnE FLoREScEs.-Tbe Theatre every night this
week has been crowded by these attractive people
the Fiefenees. 1t Is not surprising, for a hearty
laugh, AZ hearty as they can cause is too refresh,
ing to be dispensed with, even if not Legitimate
Their plays are decidedly attractive, aud handled
tney are by Mr. Florence and his wife, it 10 not
surprising that both the managers and artistes are
Wen remunerated. Tonight the plays are "Irish
Assurance and Yankee Modesty," and working
an Oracle"
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ADvICES FROM MEXICO-IMPORTANT IF
TRUE,

WASHINGTON. March 30-A report is currently
clrcu .ated mere to-day, that private letters from
Vera Cruz, state that Miramon ia abont 10 sion q
secret treaty with France and Sardinia, cedinr
them the States of Mexico, comprising the TIE
nuantepec Isthmus, viz: Tobacco, Chiapa and Tia.
huantepec, for certain sum of money, thus en-,
aoiing MN to carry on the war. The same source
states that the u s. sIoop of war SARATOGA arrivsS
at PENSACOLA two days ago, with important secret
dispatches to our Government, from Vera Cruz.
terday.
THIS report obtains considerable credeuce In
he best Informed circles it ia thought that the exc
traord'nary naval Preparations In France may
nave some relation to an anticipated rupture with
-
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DEArHs.-John B. Oliver, we'll known commits
sion merchant of New Orleans, and a native OF
Virginia, died on the 25th inst. Thomas Eidridge.
formerly Of Cuipeper county, Va died In the same
city. on the 18th ult, aged 81 years. He was. du.
ring bis residence In this State, the intimate
friend Of the great Writ
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FisH.-The arrivals of shad at the Fish Wharf.
at Alexandria, Va, Tuesday morning, reached To-.
700. They brought SIS $40 per hundred. About
10000 herring come up, and we:e sold at Sl3 a
$l4 90 per thousand.
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~- BEAurY-It has q votary in ev-
To,, wish 70 he subiect, to such an influence, go
70 the PHOTOGRAP A and FINE ART GALLERY,
and see it glow upon the canvas, breathe from the
PHOTOGRAPH. Do this, and it You have heart
to feel and taste to appreciate. you must be
pleased.
Photographs taken all sizes, up to LIFE. copied
from Daguerreotypes or Ambrotypes. and colored
in oil or water colsrs making really beautiful pic
tures G W MINNIS,
Opposite Custom House, Main st.
NH % Richmond.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The following shows
the state of the weather at the places named, at
o'clock this morning: New York and Philadelphia
-clondy. Baltimore-cloudy and cool. Peters,
burg, Va--cloudy; thermometer 5so. Norfolk, Va
- Thermometer coo; wind 8 w. Wilmington, N G
clear and warm. Charleston, s C-clear; Their.
mometer TOO; wind w. Savannah, Ga-clear
Thermometer 7So; wind e. Montgomery, Ala
clear and cool. Mobile-clear; thermometer go
New 0rieans-clear; Thermometer 600; wind L.
Wheeling, va--cloudy and cool. Cincinnsti-clear
and pleasant.
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Edward Ewereft

1t is announced that Mr. Everett will deliver his
great Grafton on "The Early Life of Franklin" in
this city, on Friday evening, April Sth, for the
benefit of the Richmond Male and Female Orphan
Asylums, and the Union Benevolent Society.
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ARREST OF A FUGIrIvE SLAvE-A few days ago a
fugitive slave, belonging to James kigour, sof Ca
bell county, Va, was arrested in Ross county,
Ohio, whittier ne had fled two years ago. A mob
of two hundred persons soon gathered, but the
captors succeeded in taking tine fugitive to Gin.
cinnati, where he was placed in Jail.
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nARITa INTnnLI&HMCn.
PORT OF RICHMOND-MARCH 80. 1883.
High Water this day Thursday o'clock.


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High Water this day Thursday o'clock.
ARRIVED,
Brig A J Applegarth, Hollang. Baltimore, mdse
W Colquitt Il Co.
schr Geo H Townsend, Culver, New York. guano
Il Ii Skinker Co.
Schr Lacon, Burrus, Portland, syrup, 1 d G Da
Venport
schr Bengal, Hicks, Rockland. lime, Bridgford d
Co.
Schr Hsrdscrabbe, klin Boston. mdse.
SAILED,
fchr South Wind. Mitchell, down the river, light
Schr Geo w Grice, Palmer. down the river. light
Schr Challenge, Bullock, down the river. light
Schr Ellen Goldsborough, Bunting, down the
river. light
schr samuel Halves. Mason, down the river
light.
cchr Mary Willis, North, down the river, light.
schr Eugenia. Hicks. b G, mdse. W DCoiquitt d
Co.
Schr Ashland. Holmes. D C. via Port Walthall
COAL W ColQuitt Co.
schr Alyaraao. Dawes, D c. via Port Walthall
coal, W d ColQuitt Co.
schr Burnett, Johnson, Philadelphia, INDIE. W D
Colquitt Il Co.
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Ohm X pEARCE

ETTO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND -GENTLEMES: in retiring from the field
must return you my sincere thanks for the many
favors bsve received from you in placing me ia
the office which have held for some years aud in
doing 30. would beg leave to call your attention to
the name of CAPT. HENRY DAVIS as a suitable
person to fill that office, he having served as my
deputy for some time past. JAMES p GLIB.
NH lT-l5sF City Grain Measurer.
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ESr WE have employed CAPT. HENRY DAVIS
to weigh grain for for some time past. and il AZ
fords us pleasure to say that he has always been
prompt aud attentive. and has disc harged his du-
ties. We think, correctly and faithfully.
SHIELDS a. S0NEgVILLE.
MARK D0WNEY.
RICHMOND, VA, March 9th, 1852 NH ly-i5ts
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SUICIDE OF A Young LADY.-A young lady, named
Miss Hutchins 20 years of age, committed suicide
in Atlanta, Ca, on Saturday last, by shooting her.
self with pistol, causing almost instant death.
The only assigned for the act disappoiut-
ried, when she learned that the object of her at,
tachment had proved faithless, and married ano-
ther
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TIE PIXIES PEAK MINES Dates from Denver
city are to the IA tn nit. The accounts are fayo.
rabies. the average yield of gold with rockers being
Tour and ten dollars the day per man. Ditch COM
panies were forming to carry the water from the
Piatte to Cherry Creek distance of twenty miles
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J T WEBB.

~ TO THE VOTERS OF. THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND.-At the request OF many friends, hereby
announce myself candidate for the office of GRAIN
MEAsUKER, and respectfully solicit your votes at
the approaching Gle cton, assuring that should IL
bs yor pleasure to elect me, that will discharge
the duties to the best # my ability.
Very respectfully,
NH 2l-dtdx John prARCE
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New ORLEANS, March 2S.-CoI. Lockridge has
returned from Texas where he has been engaged
in organizing his Southern aud Western Arizona
emigrant expedition, which is to start about the
middle of April
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MURDERERs PARDoNED The Governor of Nilsson.
ri, has commuted the sentence of death against
Trautwein and Deite, of st. Louis, for the murder
of Hugh DownOy, to Imprisonment for life. This
was the case in which three barber boys garroted
Illinois drover while sitting in the chair to be
how
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TIE SARATodA.-The s!oop of war Saratoga. of
the home squadron, has recently arrived at PEN
sacoa from the Gulf of Mexico, to take in stores.
The purser and master were reported sick
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SUICIDE o. DIsHosoREp HUsBAvp.-A few weeks
s,nce, John Hendrix, resident of Rockland, New
for.having become convinced of tho faith Ar
o. nn vile, broke up house keeping, and armipv
n,meeif with pistol, set ont accompanied by mi
little daughter, i've years old, TO ind and xiii the
seducef. The search vas ffuisless, and 90 retur,
ing TO Rockland on Sunday night, be and the child
weary and foot sore, stopped ct the house of )
irie1d named Gray, near the town. There be met
Dis erring wife: He exhibited to her bis ns,o, '
and peEmttted hcr 10 take charge Of the dass,'
ssepcn fcs the night, exscting promise thu, .hy
wesd return = % him IN the morninr. Thu lna. ss
b :ss !, bin the pistol when he re-
be bed purchased for that purnose aaS .. which
!. H., Duried beside child which he had recent.
H. ~. - grave near By; then kissiug his daurh.
~ gIading her b be aEood eirt," aud bidding
~ .s Adisa, % walked out lev PAGES 10 front
q TIE door and IN the presence Of his wifs ana
essa discharged the contents OF the pstol into Az
bsssn, Milling lifsiess corpse "''
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AH- MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE ITO
THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND -
respectfully announce myself candidate ioI II
election to the office Of MANAGER OF THE Roon
HOUSE.
NH 9-tdes JOHN PxAkCs-