The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-21

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SURGICAL 0pERAfloN-A suraicat oosrat;on 80
recently performed at the .JeiTar,an Iirs....,,
|, which was extraordinary In liz Character
= ehild, seven months old, was brourht IN lo,ia,
Hospital from the Wcsfe,n mart ~ ~ s,a,a hS'
: Ing appended to its left cbeek = lara ,osss
hesb, souiewhat resembIln. ,nmar This mo
grew more rapidly than the child itssit AZ bi,,
u here, iast mouth. IL was naariv e,ot -
!, surface was neither smooth nor reoulsr bnt n,
divided into several globular masses wha.e r,,l.
i. ton was distinctly perceptibIe, regular and uni
teffapted from forty TO hundred beats Der 10 Ii
" ute IL was traYereed by large artery. shown
that Il was largely supplied with blood- Th
tunor was connected to tho chiId's cheek bv n M
, caiiar eaul-like membrane piescad with hoia
anu its presence wasa source of constant irrita
tion to the child, though su pported bv The rno,L
es's hanu. '-
How to remove this huge tumor v;tbo,t da,
froytas the Lille of the child was tho great snrg;
problem. The parents, warned Of the danger
were yet extremely anxious TO have tha tr,,hes
parasite taken off Dir. PAucost. .under whosa charn
the patiert had been placed decided thst En- ,,s
| OF the knife would result In a fatal banorrS. as
and divided the caul-Iika meuhrano - ."se
by foreing do~n ,hn ss; S9en., tne ecrdsen, which
thoroueh1v ha,ara 10 ah. ana ofnsing the vesse
thron.b ~. go .,S eaa.n oI the instrument cut
hIaaa; sass, euectua'iy prevents all seriou,
ence of an ;mmansa . ~as performed 10 pres
stndam,s anI a.I as'eAoiage OF medical men
The child Sas niooo,
o,h.r - -, P'aeod unaer the iDhuence oi
served m oa.a. rs. : ~ the parasite was OBJ
the hair So. e Instrument oeing applied,
| we'll comnrassaS ~ofkou uhtii the paris were
ff,aan ,,,inn, a.. "u aIsot "arus very slowly. In
strument. the chain h..;n oae away with the in-
| connec,inr n,snh. aaus WORKED tbrough the
| blood ,oifornnI ~. "niie scarcely drep Of
| vassa, rnn.Sas 'ne lemovai, ana but one small
the ehssS was aso,. Inc surface left on
weighed 2i% nonnd: The sqSa,e h ana the tumor
L Uvag
tu;Iv raoousves o, auu the child lives and has
mans 30 b . hut the extraordinary part re-
f,nna ;" W Oe . so,u. Inc tumor thus taken off was
r.in..s cou.aln hVing child, imperfectly de.
| go sa. i"e' out sun hsiFg Child. Fingers
body, presumed to be the heart, contained. i'm.
pe1,ec.y formed ,auricles and ventrcals. The mes.
The dissac1;o" snis eau seins were OF large size
| the esson. -. - oi.ou oane III contact Wild
| IA. found in lara oras,;.; sheie.op. Fat
| 10 fact renetition Of ,ha S,ose II WAS
| perfectly deyeoned Tba reant, 10. .y ony Iess
| profopnd ACKNOWLEDGEMENT h ~ ss % eeosoI WIN
who Witnessed the onsration Tho coe =, auuience
| be upf1re in the annaIs ~ hnr - eslu "
| Phil JournoI - A"A-"A N'"i'oi l'a''on'-
| NAVAL ORDERS-The following officers have bean
ordered to the soop-of-war Constellation, fitting
ont at Boston the ag ship of Commodore In.
| man, of the African squadron: Captain Stephen
B. Wilson; lieutenants. j. R. NJ MuIIany A. g
neSt surgeon. John NJ Rr0wue. ali obp NJ
Lenhart; purser, J. N Hambleton: fo,tsua'n
Hingerty; gunner James Hutchinson. carnantar
| A. NJ. Lowry; sailmsker, George d Blsekfor
The following officers have been ordered to dutv
on board the steam sloop of war Hartford, now
fitting for sea at Boston as the aap sbin ofCommo
dore Striblng of the East India sonodron. =. Car.
tain, A Dorpip; Iieutenents. ] r WaIhack II
G Beaumont, Julian MYERS. NJ De Rree I r
Hamilton; fleet surgeon Edward GiIcbrist: assis,,
ant surgeon, VIM G Hay: cbaplsin peter n
CLARK; chief engineer W W " Wood. f,ot o.
sistants L D Robie Thomas Williamson. third
assistants, James D Wright Josenh N cahilI
Fraucis Cornin, Charles De ValIp: boatswain
John Burrows; gunner, + Thomson. carmen
ter. C W Babbett; saiImaker. John A RirdsaiI
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NINE WALSH AND HIS BRoTBERS.-The Memphis
Avalanche has the following interesting .remiuis-
Wa,as "s 'ne oto'perS Vi 'nei late Mike
Tnn ah;,s. .
sister of whom Wisa ,so VI ioar orotners and
been scattered in all dirsct;nn JUuges., 'aat mac
their fatbar Me- atoun .: spon 'ue uea.h OF
mo.s s;neuar fataI,v hafs, LEV WIN IN hls Inother
brothers was shot in Jyei aora OH, oae OF tne
Southern citv. anotber fall hv ,ha 80 ta1 III
Crocket at the massacre of Tho 49, the o,aSe
h-o,hor ,ras hrrnaS =; a. p o H"no' Tue .nifo
slater ne-;sbeJ in ,ba ;i,.ta.ni 1uerIou, ana me
mothar soon f,I,owad bar nb;Idrnn is: me
Nike m meet des,b nrasr ~ ,.ea'Ius poor
mora terrible than anv of ,ba rnst ''euiS'auce'
-. ~
hanpeped in Harmon village on E.;aa ~ "a' GO.
resulting In two deaths. It seams that ,,o h
,pe son ofMr. Kinney and the otbar son oe
Iadd went 10 WORT in . gardsn u;,i I soI VI "a
dug up a root known commoniv es mnshro.
root After washing the root they won, a.
Ladd's barn and ate fres,v of the sama
time after the son of Mr. Iadd fe,t s;ck and
for home After arr;v;no tha b M snu s'nI.eu .
cramp. frotbine At tn, non,h snd o,es. "a.n
of poison, and died shortly after inpreat The
otbar boy stor,aa Co. ho ~ -. nsi.at ssouy' Ane
iots, ana was iound In held an hour afterwards
.ie prooaeiy became weak from the effects of the
poi'on p. anu ie'i "ueie ne was afterwards found
@ .ue s,ouno near nun was considerably torn and
rooted up, the result OF struggles during the
spasins. he was taken nome and died soon after
wards. Both boys we're buried on Saturday, the
sth-O O9dens6urgtN. ~ Journal.
pro, p,o H.. g. n.-
fro'i huo'-Dates from MO Janeiro OF February
LS' COZ ms tue news 0! the amlcable settlement
the yellow fever had appeared q, that nor,
Mr.. Biass, of Virginia, died the previous evening
of it. On the 10Th February the cars ran off the
track and killed the iuspector of the road and hi;
companion They were trying to drive the cars
forty miles an hour at the time VIM n Cav =
young man, from Richmond. Va. one Of the over.
seers on the Don Pedro Railroad was badly hrnisad
on the 2lst February. by the cayino in Of a hank
Of earth, under which he was buried He was
ries at last accoapts. - 'N'
FROM JAM,1cA.-Bv the arrival a, Naw yort -.
port she lett 9th March wa learn that The ;nsrr.
rection among the negroes had been mt down-
British steamer had arrived ana Iapded oeo
troops for the protection of the iphabitants and
their property. The OBJECTIONABLE foil 90 tes had
yistrates held on tho oe,b !, 80 aas.os oi .no Ma
at an early dav. The ring,aadars IN 80 " w .o
fair had not been arrested AZ vet Tha No.. 90. o.
quite healthy. f'A' "A'
break.-Puerto CabeIlo adyices of the 2d inst ra-
ports the country as in q state of revoln,ion -
Gen. Garvaez had been routed by General pinto
Some negroes were killed in the conflict, General
GarVaez had force Of ive hundred men. but he
was poorly supplied with arms. General Zamora
mad piundered San Felipe of one hundred thousand
dollars worth Of property. Puerto Cabello was in