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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16

Operations on the Bdr.--Qu ute large party
OF citizeas, including several memters OF the
City Council, yesterday, visited the dredge-
boat below Rockets, by invitation, u observe
the progress of operations in removing the oo-
structions from the river The ponderous ma
chine was al wsrk, and several large boulders
were taken up from the ledge while the visitors
were present. The man in submarine armor
went down and remained a considerable lehxth
of time under water. This performance was
a novelty to many of the spectators. lie
brought up piece of copper sheathing, whicn
h1d been torn from the bottom OF vessel by
the rocks. and we saw several large fragments
that had been previously taken out. We learned
from Mr.. Cooley, one OF the contractors, that
the work of removing the distractions TO navi-
CATION would probably be completed in much
shorter period of time than our citizens gene
rally anticipated.
mo visitors were conveyed, in the yawl
boats OF the steamers James town and Schultz,
about quarter of mile farther down tho
| river, where immense quantities OF rock and
earth, already taken up, had been deposited
near the southern shore This mass Will be
constantly increased, and, in consequence,
4 greater body of water made to now IN the
main channel. The present condition OF the
whole work Of dredging is such as 10 give great
encouragement 20 hopes OF eventual success.
On coming ashore, the visitors were invited
on board the Schultz, by Capt. Hill, refreshed
with choice liquors, and afterwards en- ter
tanned in liberal style by Capt. r. o. Haskins.
| Altogether, the company passed a most agree
| able day.
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Mr.. yeor h~es' speech.


We publish to-day the fena Of Indiana,
Mr. vocansss. Attorney Gen. s - N. mos, clo.
!: :; !: :; :: :. !:
nal OF ,as"e ~. matter. Mr.. VOORHEES, 10
oesn sqs. tall. splendid looking man. win
osscr'oe ssa.n, voice, over which he has great
. A +, 4. said that, At some OF his Affect
conn" 'a..,arr. Jndse, jury, lawyers. and spec
,.,ors. were ali in iears.
w.~.,ths,ess, willis, the jury yielded to 'the
49, AZ vos.s, it msnfuiiy did It's sworn
80 and broagh. In verdict of Guilty. The
sus.eo uen. speech of Cook is evidence enough
N. Jury were right. In thss abort speech he
IA. sealed HE fate. even II II were possible to
a pposs that. under any circumstances, one
Of that pirate crew could escape the just de-
sarts OF his crimes.
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Presentn1ent.-The following is 4 list OF the
presentments found by the Grand Jury on
Monday, with the offences charged in each:
Commonwealth Us. r. s. Davis, VIM Raldy
and John jefferson Tyler, beating Leonard
HamerbackPr and John !ianeroachtr, Oh me
18th September. Chas. +. Guodr, obstrucfIn&
officer Richard Reins in the discharge Of his
duty John II. Lambert. VIM Raidy, Alex
Gill, Robert S Davis and George Alexander
threatening John A. Lacy, or the i2th OF
September. John Murdoch, assaulting and
beating Nelson, a slave. Anthony Sedgwick,
stealing coat from E. d. Keeling, on the 18th
November. Gregory Shahee assaultins OIL
Ger Edward II. Chlikiey, on the 10Th SFpiem-
ber AdeIis McDevitt, receiving 80 lbs. tob'c-
CO, stolen from Jas Thomas. Robert :. Davis,
assauIting Fanny Frederick, child by riding
n horse upon her, on the Esd October john
Cam pbel, assaulting officer Edward II Chalk
lev on the 9th OF October VIM Hughes. beat
ing John Eckhart on the 18Th Of September
Sanuel A Garter, stealing tobacco from
Francis Wing0. Patrick and Abby Sweeney,
as.anlting Mary Donohoe, on the oth of No
yember.
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A Claim TO Gsntiiity.-Julia Snider was be-
fore the Mayor. yesterday, on the charge OF as
sluiting another antique dame named Mary
F. Johnson. The complainant testified that
though she had treated her with all gentility,
the ungratefui Snider attacked her and pulled
ali her hair out Bundle OF hair exhibited. ) =
IL like gentility," quoth hrs. Johnson. IL
pay my house rent regular. l got this woman
place 10 work. in the employment of a gen
teel man. Her eoadnet dIspleased him. She
found fault with her food, and though every
thing was genteel, che cursed and swore dread
full In reply 10 question by the Mayor,
Oflcer Seal said that Mrs. Johnson's honze had
a very bad reputation She denied this en-
phaticaily, and went on biackening the char
acter of the defendant. 81" she proceeded,
IAN as yiriuous as the Virgin Mary, and can
STAY in any place and be genteel.' The Mayor
gave The two women Il lecture, and told them
to begone. They went off quarreliDg with
esch other, and quiet again prevailed III the
Cnurt room.
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1Asasys.--Mr. w. E. Burton continues to at
tract .sovernowing" houses. His appearance
on the stage 10 the sienal for unrestiM .Ines
chondriacs will have TO thank him for = reisese
from their oppressive malady. The pill ,or
4. nigh, IL = capital one, bes,nn.n9 , MN
~ p. pn~s snd Madasss raadsrpants. The
Mummy. or the Liquor OF Life, will also b
,srs,rm,sd. with Burton a. Toby Tramp. Mrs.
Hughes appears In the first piece In the char.
acter Of Angsfiea Todd. The mrce OF sLoan Vi
a Lover" will conclude the nights entertain
m0nt.
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Bngat,l!t-The Mayor has commenced a
foray upon the bagatele tabies-or rather
upon those proprietors of bsgatelie tables who
allow the game to be played in their houses on
the Sabbath The testimony in the late case
of murder showed that the parties had been
PLAYING in the b1r-room where the act was
committed, on Sunday night, and the witness
who made known the fact wassrecosnized To
appear before the G rand jury, to give evidence
against the prOoTietOr
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L. l. BIuss.-At d meeting of this company
on Monday night, the following non-com mis-
stoned officers were elected: lst sergeant, tred.
Garter; 2d do, S. B, Jacobs; Sd do a. Is.
Archer; 4th do, r. S. Sanxay; quartermas-
John W. Davies; ensign, VIM. o. Taylor
surgeon. DR.. L. S, Ingram; LIST corporal, John
T. Chandler; I'd do. Z. J. Levy; sd do, Geo
Jarvis; 4th do, 7. b. Hewitti treasurer, Jas'
Ii. Tompkins secretary, f. y. Jacobs.
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Pnnisiei-Thomas, a s,ave was whipped
Yesterday for stealing 3 roll Of leather from
cambridge 4 Hart his employers. Simon
Paine the veteran bOatnan, got similar sem
tence for having firearms and ammunition in
his possession. Sam, slave Of Williams *
Ragland, ditto for drawing Il knife upon Geo.
Matthews Itappears that sam was standing
AT the gate Of a house Of very bad repute, kept
by Mary Alexander, and Matthews in passing 2,
asked him what he was doing there. That's
none of YOUR business, replied Sam, at the
same time drawing knife; whereupon Mat
thews seized him and handed him over to the
watch
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Fagrants-Tbe city is overrun with warrants,
expectation of spreading themselves In sum
shine for the season. depending upon me
chances of charity or the hope of piunder Tor
subsistence They don't find much ehcourage-
MAYORS presence, they are consigned to the
chain-gan where they stand in no danger or
dysuap.ia or else banished from the city with
a cal ton against future visits.
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SURVIVING "WoxEN OF TIE REVOLUTION"
5000 ADMITTEDLY who were pensioned for the
services OF their husbands in the Revolution
Three reside in Virginia. viz: Sally Goodail
aged los, Green county, Sally Stewart, aged
100, Appomattox county; and Ann Taylor,
aged lO2, Madison county. Among the oldest
are Sarah Fitzpatrick, of Smith county, Tenn,
aged lo5 and Winifrsd Holly, OF Halifax CO.,
N G., aged 1U4.
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Rescrs.

There are still occasional rumors of a plot
70 rescue Old BEows aud his companions
The Richmond correspondent Of the Peters-
burg Exprssa Gays that orders have been given
10 the guard, in the event VI such an attempt.
10 shoot The prisoners at once, aud then de-
Sssd themselves from the attacking rarty.
The Governor Il stsii - receipt Of vile and
manaxtnx Istsers frcpa she nbolitionists. II il
esiGsns that ~ lit VI mischief 10 afoot " b,ch
Demands si&tlAnce At all points.
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Tv,ogyaphieaI Eryor..-In the notice OF .
ms arrested for firing gun in the street, the
name was erroneously printed john MeK>iI.-
Itsbonld have been John Mcneil. The Grand
Jury meets ON Thursday Instead OF Monday
npxt The value of the slave Robert, sen fenced
10 TRANSPORTATION for cutting his overseer, was
fxed by the Hastings Court at 81, 100, instead
of a 600 as Drin ted.
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IocAL MATTERS.

rx~,6s Ewpfosscm Of Gas.--LAst evenine.
.nar.,y rfser 3 o,cloek. An explosion Of kas seok
Mac Il, 4 new brick tenement owned ~ m
Slater and occupied by Mrs. Gay, e misnms-
h,ween ,s,h and 10th streets. The report wai
an loud ~ that OF cannon, and vas heard z
long distancs. The interior Of the house wa
much shattered, the windows were blown cut
and fragments Of glass strewn over the pave
ment Strange to say, no person was injured
although the sudden shock greatly terrified
the inmates and startled the Inhabitants OF the
vicinity II appears that from some cause OF
other, the gas had been turned on and ieIt IN
such manner ~ to escape from the neter. -
The cellar was thus filied and servant go," -
in with light the gas ignised, aad an sApie-
sion WA the i'm mediate couseq uencs
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Rapid P,ogrsss.--Anthony Sedgwick was
tried yesterday before the Hastings Court
for stealing q shawl found guilty and SEN
fenced to one year $ Imprisonment In jail. This
Young man was sent TO the Pcnitentiary for
grand larceny on Thursday last was pardoned
on Friday. stole a shawl on Saturday. was ar
rested on Sunday, examined on Monday, tried
aud sentenced on Tuesday.
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AsotAsr Conqpany.-Wc learn that an iafan-
Try company is 10 be organized in Sidney next
FRIDAY nifht, and that Chas. Y. Morriss Esq,
10 spoken Of for the Captaincy. The uniform
will be like that Of Company +, differing on ~
~ to letter, &c; and it is thought the com psny
will join the First Regiment. We wish it aba n
dant success.
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Sentenced 10 Deata.-The trial Of Scott. 4
slave the property Of Jackson B. Wood. for
the murder of Priscilla, slave of r. L. Alvey.
took place yesterday The Court found the
prisoner guilty, and sentenced him to be hang
ed on Friday, the 10th Of December. The
value of the negro was 1yed at SiGn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16

1retpassing.-J John Gailaher, arrested on
MONDAY night in the passage leading TO Chas.
Roses ONCE, was admonished yesterday by
the mayer on the improperly of ght-prowl-
ing, and discharged.
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Misdrneanor.-AdeliaM cDevitt indie ted for
receiving stolen tobacco, was tried yesterday.
In the Court of Hustings. The jury, being una
bic to agree upon verdict, were adjourned
until to- day.
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Ths Rseenf Hens,eids,--Arthnr oatsnash'
charged with the murder Of bernaIa .,us'"'
was arrntgned before the Mayor yestefuay.@
The test,n,ony given before the Coroner. al
ready published. wa. repeated One eireum-
stance mentioned by Peter Disney, witness,
emitted in the report, WAS snas Wnie ne anu
Sehonboru's bar room, Cayenagh arose, struck
his Goa, pocket on the table. and remarked To
smith. II have better weapon about me than
YOU He then went ont, but returned, TOOK
the stone from his pocket and threw IL at
smith. This witness also said that Smiih
pulse was perceptihle some fifteen minutes
after he was struck with the stone.
The prisoner had no counsel, and offered no
defence. He was rennanded 10 jail, TO be ex-
amined before the Hastings Court IN Decem-
Der next, on the charge of murder.
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Committ,d.-Robert Burch, arrested for riot
Gus and disorderly conduct. was committed TO
jail yesterday, in default OF surety to keep the
Beace
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&C., LADIES' FAIR AT DUvAL.
- STREET CHURCH.-The Ladies oi
DUVAL STREE 4 CHURCH propose 10 hold Z
FAIR ~ their Church, commencing at half past
o clock. tbs MON DAY evening, to continue un
I'll FRIDAY EVENING.
AS this is = feeble Church, In destitute part oil
the ci f.. il appeals not onls to 'ts own members
but 10 sll Chrstisns, and the public generally.
no H-5t
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Gon,inn.d.-Jesse Difks was before the Mayor
Yesterday, 70 answer a charge Of assuming
Thomas Lambert, but the case was continued
until TODAY
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MARrNu INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, VA, NOV. ~. ~.
High Water fAis dag w sdsssdayl ? s'siosk.

ARRIVED,
=, schr LynehburE. Harris, New iosk, moss'' - :
schs' y. A. prsdmore. Prednors, New York,
schr. cisirmooans. Johnson. New York. hay.
D sssr B. Rue, wright. Ao.ny. lumber, T. A
sohs. Geerse.nns, Lsndon, James River, iam-
Sc schr. joha Randolph. Phillips, Baltimore, zig
schr. HicSmsn, Dickson, Philadelphia, coal
.schr; White Squall, Sharp. Philadslphis, coal
sehr. Colorado, Ale, Philadelphla, coal, Writ
seh,,;; r. T.. Stockton, cranmer, Philsdelphis'
-.schr. R. r. King. Leeds. Phiadelphis, mdze.'
schr. West Wind. burnett Ph.l.dsIph,a, coal,
,sehr. Venus. Crouch, Philadelphia. coal, $. p
.ssh1; N. 4. Guest, Barrett, Philadeluhia, GOAL
schr. LYDIA r. Ogden, Fisher. Philadslphia' coal
schr. John Crookford, Smith, Philadelphia, coal
Sem. Ksdo.h. Wallace, Phll.delphs, coal, p
schr E. Miller, Curtis, james River. wheat, Sell
den 81 s Miller ,,.o, poot. Eastern Shore, oats
s mils q m " a's0n' h00A'' AA'''
sioop Marraret Ann, Ward Eastern Shore oats
A. Mil'paush' SAILED.
| Steamship jamestown. Skinner. New io'A
muze. and passengers, LuuidHi 81 al
Steamer CITY of Richmond. Mitchell, fhilaoei
| phia mdze and passengers. II. 7. futile.
Steamer Belvidere, keene, Baltimore hhuAo' ""'
! passengers, ID. Il w. Currle. wv
Schr Gsego. Smith, New York, mdze., ID. W
Sohr J. T. Williams. Curtis. New York, tobacco
| D 4 w. Currle. .,..oo n
Schr. w. b. Castle, Fish, New YORK; topacco' ~
schr John Jones, Stephens, New York. flour ano
| feed, D. & w. Currie. ", p...,sh,rg ,;,bt
| sehr. George w. Grace, Palmer. down the fiVef'
| light. VIZ
| NEW York, New. Bard, sshooners ", "
| Vaughan Clifford, Wilmin.ton, N, U; Ehpi's
| Osborne Norfolk; lie Ro,, Osborne, do.
| NoPFoLx Nov. 15.-Arr'd, brig Lioness' 70 das
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csayrirg WeatA1r.--Nature never got up =
more delightful day than yesterday The dis
piay Of ladies was ofcourss magnificent.
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caEny Observation-Disclosures ara now en-
nloyed Iayiar ne foundation OF the sugar re-
ffnlry. 10 be erected in Tho lower part OF the
city.
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Ma Iusuranee-IIFE and FIRE, at the lowest
rates charged by responsible companies.
For ALL KINDS OF Insurance upon Liberal Terms,
call at the General In,uya1es Office. on Pearl st.,
next door to z: Eacho, opposite n. Gordon.
all Losses promptly paid. c. r. BRICKEN.
no Him General Insurance Agent.
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FOR LYNCHYU G.-TO
49, - !. FAVE TnURspAY.--T Canal
zszsaksazaaazAs1 Boat TEMPEST will Leave as
above. For fTeis ht, apply to WIN. +. cox,

above. For freight, apply to WIN. ?. COX,
163t At the Shed, Dock st.
IN kiCMN0yD HASTINGS CGURT. NO
l VEN Der HrH, 1859 1T appearing TO the Court
that Edwin Burton, Commissioner Of the Revenue
Ter the Second District Of this City, has removed
his residence out o. the city of Richmond the Court
declare his said ofcs vacant. And il ordered that
election be held in this city Tbursday the lst
do, of December next, 10 fill said vacancy And
the Court appoint Joseph Brummell Ahel F. Picot.
L. A. Smith, John J. Wilson and N B. Fl H. Cam
missioners of said secfion for Jeffesson or Let
Ward, the same to be held at the Frat Market and
to be conducted b, John NJ francisco; and they
sppoint William W. Crunlp, James H. Grant Geo
Whitteld, Robert r. Howison and Cisorys " Ran
dolyh. Commissioners of said election mr Madison
or ID Ward, the same to be held At the CITY Hall
and 10 bs conducted by Thomas u. Dudley: and
they appoint Thomas ]. Evans. Georxe Crutch-
field. Thomss Barhsm, William w. TirherlsEs
and Thomas NJ. Jones, Commi ssioucrs of said &c :
ten fer Monros or Sd Ward, his same 80 he held
a. Lacy carpenter shop on Broad strsst between
LEI and F1nshee streets, and to be sonduetsd b.
Jam.s l.. BRAY. ~
And It IL ordered that copy OF this order be pub-
Itzheu "a the nlchmnBs Dispatch until the day Of
election. Copy-Teats:
RO. HOWARD. Clerk.
In obedience to the above order Of Conrt, An
election IL 10 held at the time and places tho rel
nestIoned. and the polls will be opened at each
THOMAS DUDLEY,
no Tide Conductor At Cts Hall.
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Ccmaas Denssti's famed collection of learn.
sd monasys And sasnsioas dogs win b. here
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The Montgomery Guard, accompanied by the
Armery Band yesterday attended the fr1ar.i
OF their d~esassd member, Bernard Smith.
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TRY III 3 ceieerated Virginia Worm Killer. 1,
u the safsst and best article Of il Kind nov =
use. Prepared only by 4. ] PICOT. "
Corner Mssu and 18th streets,
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DEM 4 L. =

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
hive removed my BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING OFFICE from, "Lise's Row" TO the large
framed building on the north side of Main street
ne,r the corner Of 9th. next to lNO. W. DAVIES
MARBtE lard; where | will be pleased e g! see
my old tfeaGs and customers, and ali others dasir-
inr to have BOOK or JOB work of any descriD-
tion executed with neasness and dispsteh.
RESPECTFULLY solicit call at nv new pince Oh
buslne.s and suarantee satisfaction to all who
may i"'oi "is "isA GEO. w. GARY,
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MARY sfAGST6Nor' i 1hs Pupils Ie Of Marvel Hall
P y ans satsar OF Portraits of my Married
rHtE new new SlssHT CAPS TOLD TO CHARLEY.
MAkff fly ' aooks A So EYES
rHiE: + W SE;d'sh S REVIEW for October
% per anaun. nol6-t
THE vikG,NIANS IOMPLETE.
sAxE's, a0NEY KING. n 7se. ana slnders.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16

HA- Ladies' Fair.-The Ladies OF Duval
Street Church will hold FA r. for the benefit o
their Church, at the Church. commencing thii
tMONDAYl afternoon at O'Clock, and con
tinue during the week. A quantity of useful and
f,ncy articles will be offered for sale. The Re-
FRESHMENT TABLES will be supplied with
all the decaeies Of the season The ladies' hope tc
meet with that encouragement which a liberal
public ever bsstows upon suoh laudlble undertak-
Inss. no h-V"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16
M cloak and Mantle Depot

~ Book Keeper md Accountant
JOHN WILLIAMS offers his services to keep
sets of Books regularly and neatly, aud to exam
me write up. settle and adjust accounts.
He has had long experience IN BOOK -keepins,
and has testimonials FROM men OF the first standing
in Richmond. ,o .,,
Application may Be made to JOHN l.. WILL
LTAMS. at the Office of Messrs. JOHN A. LaNcAs-
TER SoN. oc lS-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16

WA. More New Goods. ,or,ruprp ,.ru
We sre receiving further supplies q
CLOTH and VELVET CLoAks. 80
Black and colored IRISH POPLINS.
Black VHLOURS for mourning.
LACE. COLLARS, in variety.
Beautiful LACE SETS, :,
some at S. each. - bargain
Fashionable FURS.
And best styles of
FLANNELS.
~ui DRESS GOODS
T. complete. in varieties OF the newest and best
styles. [no l5-ts) SAM'L M. PRICE Il CO