The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

to her fatherf" she cried, the tears falling. "I
am cying, and she must 60 back TO him! II 10
the only reparation can mske-snd little enough,
oh little enough, for tho bitter wrong have done
them"
Il hoped sir, you might ses him." she added
moment after, checking her sobs; ~ hoped
yen might tell him that his image is before me,
from morning till night,,as kaow he must have
looked when the FIRST shock came. Oh sr-tell
him my story--warn, Oh, warn everybody. Tell
him have suffered through the long, long hours
these many weary years ah, God only knows
how deeply"
"Mary, you must control your feelings" said
my host gently.
"Let me talk while may" was the answer
'i'et me say that since the day left my home
have not seen single hour Of happiness. 1t was
always to come--always just ahead-and here Is
what has come-the grave Is opening and must
so to Judgment. o, how bitterly have paid for
my sin. Forgive me,-0 my God. forgive"
Ii was solemn hour, that which spent by
that dying penitent Prayer shelistened to-she
did not seem to jon--or If che did, she gave 10
outward sign Remorse had worn away ali her
beauty, even more than illness She looked 60 the
future with despariDg kindof hope, and but fee.
BILE faith
Reader, the misguided woman of Ceylon lies be-
peath the stately branches Of the palm tree. Her
sweet child never met her father in her native
land. She sleeps under the troubled waters Of the
great wide Who're the bstrayer wanders
cannot tell, but wherever it is, there is peace
for him. How often rings that hollow voice ia my
| ear,-''Tell him my storyl Warn, warn every
body.
BURNS NTEcEs Mr.. Thomas Carlyle, in a letter
in behalf of the Misses Begg, two nieces of Bobt.
Burns, thinks that the question ought to be put
to all festive assemblies on the 25th, how much
money they will give to save these nieces from in.
digence, and adds:
"Ths answer, virtual answer, which this ques :.
tion got n 1S42, threw q rather dismal light to
| me such asssmbiages; but they ought to be
| tried again with more direct emphasis, and very
| shame will perhaps force them to do something
| towards saving INDECENT merit on the one hand,
aud saving the other what is too truly fright.
| full expenditure of pavement to a certain locality
We have all heard of! In much haste, remain,
| yours truly, at CARLYLE"
| BRUTAL MURDsR-A most brutal and cowardIy
| act was committed on Friday night Iaet in Union
street, Poughkoepse. New York. Lewis Gould and
| Eliza Lawrence have been living together as man
and wife, and have child, girl about twelve
| years of age, very intelligent. The girl was In
the room when the act was committed which re-
| suited in the death Of her mother; and next
morning she appeared as q witness against her
| father. About IL O'Clock on Friday night, Gould
| entered the room, in which he, Eliza Lawrence
and their daughter, Mary Rachel Lawrence lived.
| Che house being occnpied by several families, }
sud after q few words had passed between him
and bis wife, in which he threatened to kill her.
| Gould seized an axe and struck her blow on the
| stomach inhcting terrible cash. from which the
| eBtrals protruded. She fingered until Saturday
| night, when she expired in great agony.
| SHOCKING CATAsTRoPHE-A MAN, HIS WIFE AND
| TWO CHILDREN FROZEN 10 DEATH-A few morn-
! iDgs since, strolling man named Ticker, his
wife and two children, were found frozen to death
in a barn in North Castle, Westchester county
The unfortunate pair were abroad the day pre-
vious, asking aims, and it is supposed that they
not having money enough to purchase a nights
ii
had gone into the barn for shelter from tho in.
clemeucy of the weather, with the intention OF
| remaining there during the night, taking their
children with them, and were all frozen to death
GIN PACE AT HoME-Dates from Venezuela are to
| the 2lst of December, and letters from Porto Ca.
bello to the 9th inst. Gen. Paez landed at Cuma
na the 18th ultimo, somewhat improved in
health. The crew of the steamer Atlanta car
ried the General to his house. honor which the
people of Cumana wished to enjoy themselves
He arrived at Port Cabeilo on the 4th inst direct
from Cumana, and left the next day for Valencia
still unable to walk. The country was perfectly
tranquil.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-Copies of all the versions
Of Mrs. Stoves novel of Uncle Toms Cabin
have been procured or ordered for the British
| Museum. Among them are thirteen different
German veIsions. two Welsh, two Magyar, two
Waiachian. one Wendish, one Polish, Rus
sian one Greek, one Armenian, besides Dutch,
Swedish, Danish, and all the languages of south.
western Europe
DssoDY FIGHT IN KENrucKY.-A terrible fight
occurred IN Mckee, the county seat OF jackson
KY, on Monday week, which resulted in the dea b
Of two of the parties concerned. Samuel Isaacs
was killed on the ground, and John Morris died
the day after. son Of John Morris was also
nearly cut TO pieces, but is not yet dead Several
others were more or ess injured. A feud has for
| a long time existed between the Morrisses and
| Isaacs.
| TIE EMPIRE OF BRAZL.-Brazi now occupies
very respectable position in the list of powerful
| nations. Her government is stable and perma.
uent. There is considerable popular liberty, and
the masses of her people are progressing rapidly
in civilization. Her military and naval resources
are large. She has feet of sixtystwo vessels of
| war, of which thirty are fine steamers. Her navy
is more efficient and larger than ours. She has a
| standing army of % 900 men, and her national
guard numbers 400 O00
AN INTERESTING CHAsIgG-Ths Mayoress Of Ions
don gave Juvenile party to 500 children at the
| Mansion House, early in January. Arriving at
| six O'Clock, the guests were received by the r
hostess and the Mayor; the entertainments com.
prised stereoscopic views, dancing displays OF
the art of magic, brilliant experiments in gal
vanism and electricity, flute solo by a youth OF
| ten years, and supper. The party broke up soon
after midnight.
VALUABLE MEMBER OF A FAMnY-In the suite
| which travels with Piccolomini, OF the expense OF
Mr. Ulman, as per contract, her father
mother, brother and sister, who is much her su.
| perior in personal beauty, but singer. While
in America the little Princess" get $4,000 month
and is said to be a most sweet amiable girl, in
private life, and completely under the dominion
| OF her mother to whom she is devotedly attached
MANUFACTURES IN MASSACHUSETTS are in
| Massachusetts two hundred and niDety-fUur facto-
res, with capital of thirty-two millions Of dol
lars, and one and half millions of fspindes, which
put into the market, manufactures worth thirty
four millions of dollars yearly-Rore than halfthe
cotton factories n this hemisphere are within the
limits of that State, and more than two.thirds OF
| the invested capital belongs toit.
| The ARMY WELL REPREsENrED-At the late DEM
ocratic Convention, at Frank fort KY, there were
6T2 delegates, who consisted of Governors, IA
Generals. 493 Colonels, 81 Majors So Captains, IL
Squires. The candidates were alt Colonels, and one
| half consisted of Old Line Wings"
| MAcaEADY's SoN.-Mr. Edward Maeready, son ot
the eminent tragedian, purposes giving short
series of poetical aud dramatic readings at Bombay
| where be resides, and includes in bis entertain.
ments the five Christmas stories by Charles Dick.
ems.
| ANOTHER Vocal SrAR.-The Tenor of the Wen.
na opera, Mr.. Stegar, who is said to have the most
powerful voice in existence, and who will be
heard, probably next winter in America, is sty led
| in German papers, terore ooI0S.ale usso,uto
| CoNvIcrIoN-The Devon brothers. who brutalIy
| murdered their sister, near Detroit, last June,
| have been found guilty of murder. The plea OF
insanity did not avail. As they do not hang peo.
pie in Michigan, they will be sentenced to the
State prison for life.
| SINGULAR AND FATAL AcoiDxNr-On the 18th
inst, Isaac Crow. aged 16, while playing shinney,
10 Port Carbon, Pa, struck the ball with such
| force that he dropped dead. 1t is supposed tina.