The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-16

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THs HurisGs CoUHr disposed Of the fol-
loving casss ysssesasy:
John B. D,bson fsr stealing log Of wood frou
Mr. Mayo. was fouod guiIty By the tury, spd
oseoesd 70 isprisonnsot In the city jail sOs sixty
Frederick Pislduso, ,sor stealing meat from Peter
ssss. vas found guilty and ssnsssssd 70 js sor
John Q, cAiss and CHARLES Basss we're Ass1 Is
$50 fa ~ ss. '.,.,ss .N.s . s.sssd :: tsrors-
sw.rded sesan.s his on Tuesday wss - sstis.
and neg trial CREATED,
! InPRooyrsa. are now engaged
Prsnkha, sndit 10 hoped that the srsde vtrI ~ -
improved 81 70 allow shs visitor 20 Gov 10. -
gnt'srs, and not stand 10 pools ~ ~ pesssas.
TYroesArHrcAL Rasos.-Ia noticing ths
tnvitsston extended 70 Rsv. Nr. Shaver. Of the
sdisors Of ths Rsligious Herald IN this city, 70
saks editorial charge Of pscsr in the South, the
types made us say hs rs offered salary Of $500,
shich ought to have read $4,000
THROWING BascKs. An old woman who
gave hsr name - Mary Dwysr. lsotsd spsn - a.
industrloss hard working ersaturs, vas called
bsfors the Mayor Yesterday and committed 10 pris
son on charge OF throwing bricks q the windows
OF her nsishbors, aud brsAkiag them, while IN Q
state OF intoxicasfon. FL
DnYnxscs OF Orm,oH some Of the uswsps-
psrs saose Kossusb's opinions in 1851 - compared
with thoss Of 1859 Then hs called Loujs Nspos
leon humbug and the coup d'stst "a sacrilsGious
aim at the very life Of rsrabicanlsm." Nov, hs
calls Louis NspoIson the Savior Of Oppressed -.
tioualitiss This 10 rather unkiud 70 Kosssth Take
any Of oar distinguished politicians snd eoapars
their opinions at this day upon public events With
those expressed eight years ago, and W will 1nd
come - singular changes. In fact almost svsry great
public man Of shs or former ages will BE- found 70
be 10 much the same prsdicamsnt. Cirounssan-
ces change from year to year, and opinions which
are formed upon these fActs must modify and
change with the cirsumstauess. Louis Napolesu
may have suppressed rspubleanism In 1861, and
yet, to serve his present purposes, he may be the
instrument Of aiding italian Independence. Il 10
not the inconsistenciss Of Kossuth which lesson
respect for him in popular estimation. II b his
vslarons talk and little disposition 10 oct. which
hurt him more. Eoslishmsn srs asking Why he
10 not IN Italy or Hupgary, whore his eloquspos
could he Of soms avail IN stirring up the hrss Of
popular conmotiou against Austris.
A MAE SsALRD Up IN CAl-On Saturday. vhsr
the fast stock train upon the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad reached Cumberland. man was found In
. car which had been loaded With tobssso at Ben.
wood. The car was locked aud sealed with one Of
Mears patent ear seals. The presence Of the nsu
was not detected until the car vas opened. He
was barely alive. He was taken into the air and
DR.. Hsalsy summoned, but he could mot spsst,ssd
It was the opinion of the physician that he vas
too tar gone to recover. From marks on his shirt
and . passport written 10 French, found II his
pocket, his name 10 supposed to b Lewis August.
The conductor Of the train thinks the man ceus
eealed himself 10 the car at Bsnwood for the par.
pose OF riding free, - he had no money. He vas
without food and watsr s6 hours, and that dspri-
vation aud want Of air overcome him. With
pen.knife he had cut small hole in the ear door,
aud there were other indications to show that the
unfortunats man had struggled dsspsratsly for
liberty and air. At last accounts be IVES al.vs.-
Baltic Sun. ~
SIRrous AccrDIuf .-On Sunday morn Ing last,
Mr.. and Mrs. hoOani, . newly married couple,
residing In this city, In company with . party Of
Bridge when within two or three miles Of Am.
herst @. H., whilst descending . steep HILL the
coupling pin Of Mr.. McC .'sbuggy broke, and both
Of the oecap.nts,of the vehicle we're thrown With
| hill. Mr.. Nee. was thrown on his hsad, causing
| severe conclusion and for awhile rendering him
| wholly tnsenshls. The extent Of his injuries are
not yet known. Mrs ncCaul had her hip broken;
also her leg, just below the knee; besides being
very badly bruised 10 different portions Of her
body. DR.. Payne set the broken limbs. At last
accounts both the sufferers were somsvhau easier,
though still ip great missry.-Lynchbtro YSroSn.
ian.
HrroRY OF A LrrrLs WORD Rev. Dssa Trench
In his sxcslsnt work on Eosiish Past ma Press.t
after noticing the ANOMALOUS construcsiou Of The
word "its," Gays It "doss not once occur through
the whole OF our Authorised vsrsios Of the Bible
word uuk novo TO Bso Jonson-vas not sdmit.
fsd into hid poems by Niiton-sud dN not eome
| into common uss unsila few ysaIs before Dryden
sanctioned It 10 bis writings"
DsArHs PROM AN OyExDosE.-On Friday last WIN.
Grugan aud John Moptsgue Who resided In a.
of colchjsunu, iufussd IN vbiskev. vhieh vas sajd
10 be good f,r asus. IN doses Of teas,oonfnI =
They drsuk lsres portios Of the contents, which
caused vioisnt vomiting and purgine from the Of.
gs,,. ~ ,~hich th.~ ho,h d;>d ~ .sr,> rt.hs