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, 1859-08-22
THE TWO GREAT ROPE
WALKERS.
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With scarcely single exception. the dwsl-
lings and harms in the ricnity of Prestpn.city
were wutcGed all Tuesday might with hleePless
eyes. ltwas believed that Chapnihn harinK Sc :
creted himself in the swamp during the day
wnilld sally forth at night and camp etc bis work
Of vengeance Mrs. Chapman vas removed,
:,s it was believed that Chapman would attempt
to murder her: Early On. Wednesday morning
parties started out to search tue wnods. Ab,uu
halfpa-t nine O'Clock be WAS found lying on his
back near spr,uy, lew rods from the road.
and about u third Of 4 aile from the House Of
Mr. Wheeler. I,
The dead body was still warm, SO that it could
have been dead but q few luurs. His clothing
was stripped down from bis legs, evidently for
The purpose Of bathing bis abdomen, where be
received tie charge Of shot fred By the Wheel.
er boz GU Tuesday morning. No pistotor other
Div thruwn them away, ior hewas known WI ta. have
adoub'c ba,reIed pistol and dirk in his belt on
Monday night ;.
, 1859-08-22

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'ssea,y reSSss7 S?lf sm sas9 sao2l;S 2i2] tSSshss
- 70 taks: charge oEH:zsv CAsseh S&ciaty
l!eEaNs hsaath has z.pit1y ,fsifed since spring.
, 1859-08-22
GANFORD'S LlVE!; lNIlG
NJ KATuN.
Sanford's Family ('atIlartic !D
E6k{DTEhEh F3fV i
.FCRE VEGETABLE ENIi:As'lS "a
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,fCRE VEGETABLE ENTRANTS "a :S,'
GLASSs'AStS AIR TIGHT, ND We
kEEP IN AMI CLIMATE.
The Fan,ltr CuttErtic5 -: I'll. 1'n'' $50: r. =
FILL Is ! gentle but ac.I = .t:la1 t::+H7 -.
tive d'alllaftIc xhicn the = vb .Itts1sa: issaA = y
Proprietor h1A utet In his = sowe-
prsctece 1nore than twenty = T!,t r.rl.,,7 u.
years - III H.. r;.a ::s.'
Theeorsfan:lv !r,crrasi1. = tt"tt, VT. r. :.
dturl.sd from ti'r,.s Win = h~H ett2 9sa-ri ::
have long u<e,1 the PILLS x ..reS. II ~ *, -
anj the Aatl>k.etiTn whT.h = taIe Ett'1'- *
all expr-@ IN re=.71l ,thei. q t:'xe ar'e! -
OSs. h4s Induced ule Il. tt.Aer q .:leA:A:i -
taem within the zach ofat! :. (" d 81 -" !:
where e[athat.c 4 nt4,es,. such - De-:E,',.
Ssonach. >'eeytncss, IL Ms ID tie ae- Sai ~ -
nes. Pain aa re'sst "ssF liz waa s:''' e
y. which e4sc,.tty. il ,,e:.ssfet; e".
ot Fever. Loss q App TIE, Cry: !ns ss Ts
over sar 5criy i;rst*s<ne~* Head che. -
h.;ai ~ !. hH:. -tosy Lf.e:.s:. W.*r,' :.
Aluns. Eh; um1tlxH,, i xrcat Fas't'F 81 F.:
many diseases to wl,isl. g. ss j. lit. ~" tFtIs'
ton In tAG aItYeHl- calent. Doe. | to-.
Prlcu ThFec Dimes =.
The Liver rassYoraur Mil r-p'y t;ta..tt ~. -
talita BY druggists generally, ant ssao VI II
! s'ule u al ths ks:e sowu> .,..,,,1, NJ.
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fa.,.;,a ,.h,~ - he =; ae,;imhnt e Of honest Il.
s..s~... ..,,a NOV wbo f;,;iow f,S the ~cript,5.
s, ;a;,o,;on If c.r,;;;,g ti,tt ~, bread lv Ill
a...a, 49, ~ ,ha;- broo Ia q tbev held Il
a., w., a;s,;nctrc l:t,;asas:sS he Republicah
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to =. Il IL ths ,bands Il .s .s ssaSa;G spip
ont Of the Republican ranks tboseo: of ,heif> bib
political assoct1es who wcre governed By l1o1t-
est motives and WHO were already Repuhlicah
insentiment. Had the Americana Of nlinof
aa4ddohea xteir clec16tal ticket Ind sotgd i.
accordance with their political proclivities TIL.
Republican Fl ELECTORAL II L ticket Il tie State woulh
''1nso Succeeded oy quite as}rze majority as
the Republican State ticket.
aalS.ruls aud, n,us)ss, contest. d l85e
was fought by tile Republicans under the mos
'1isadsah.ageaus' circumstances. Many Rd-
publican leadars optzids Of tho State had beef
trading and tratnlckiug with Judge Douglas p
.~and 70 carry out their ends they sought drst tf
soauce. tho Ropa,licans to. accept Of him aE
..shss candidate, and, falling: in that through
their letters aud the'r ne~apapers' they souglst
= de'seh as many Republicans as: ppss'o1f
Aom the support q L'ncoln. ~ addition Y
ssa's, gua = pougles mao apparently efosef q
"1ta me democratic pstEy II was. :: aenoenfT
ng Am as a 'e'el' anu ns was seem'ng'y ol<T
posed 'oe.Ve y "a'ue' Many oe''eSeo INN Y
-. honest N m'a e'1af1si M'ta MS own paH
ana 50 ,;peae''p*s s1s'aaea 'n1 n.y. t9ef
eo!e&". !..",,.-
Now what. vas the result Of that contest
Tn the taet DIAL these tdserso c'redthssaooe4
- she Republicans: cast nea!.y i've thousand
moro votes 1han tho Douglas Democrats Trudp
ey m p''aa'r' af1'"Ffaonment' Douslas got thf
Legislature witl' minority vote and thus gut
1.-.3 n.
, 1859-08-22

f.. .Iasx1 Sur: SUi7za q man nalhtd Bfstketi; Ii some,
tffkf tsixtH lid aits:
fsofn Ex!t Padl IN q fev .tay9
l. atS Sek .snd T3vretAl &aa haa 'faad til st
-Pssh zaafs fsr.hs2s4 24etlssZtee ~. Asap.6s< At:
] Slo,0dE'->s ,:s.,
, 1859-08-22
THE NORWICH TRAGEDY.
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;Nse& q ft saffil1o.k q @tte.s@112ess<
= ~ shiwtsb buy Htt4 n q ii !
Wf9.s5E pisg SGRlF@ss1t.lE2 213sn Is
U6S9sty af'fh9 yt&sf6h1s- q RI ,eosea4951
revenge; the woa1d-bo assassin was hastenlng
on ali the lire-long night, leaving oehina hlnl
and the smouldering ashes Of the garnered
>grain. ---, :: :----.-.-- --.,--.-.- =
The incendiary and assassin is niai1 named
rHePryCfapmau, fbQutsa yeFss o3as1 tall, eleE
der, and dark conplexionsd.' Some ten .ycaFs
since be married g daughter Of Mr: E.ie1er
Wff'eefef, but hts conduct W9 9N9tnfaa2 sne ~?
eompssa feT as5 OF y ssss e sae 1--we am mi
Sinceahat time she has refused 10 live with him
and, with her three children, bas Remained af
Z. her kither1 house. On Gasdedky. 1ast ha eama
10 the house and askedto ~ hst, hakahss gef1s;
ed to meet him. Finding .thriE' secood soa.'he
sooE him away to Norwich, Aud then ataxtsdo4
-fooA iar Roank. ,Hs walked Ill night tdraR1lp4
!. hrs bare-fao&ed boy with hhiH; and reachsa Gos
anh 5uuday forenoon !, and 4Eom Saturday
morning. until dinner on Suqdsy, the +hfnts gave
tbs child not q mossel 4oftood to isnstaaa; hinl
during. his. t0slsoms tcanp4 ,'Ha Nas .taAaWed
J. by his'wife's friends. and aFer&aken a4 &oank
!. bT 4itiosr Chappell. aho >took the.cAild ansy'
ind a the Same time sskved upon him big vie.
petition for divorce. Chapman. thep returned
To Preston iu u perfect frenzy 81 rage, Aewas
lae1 seen before the tragedy. about TO- o'clock
that night, near &he tollsbridge. '.,"'",
at II o'clock the barn of Mr. Henry harvey,
toll-gata keeper, was discosered.t: be on fire,
It vas destroyed, with ali its contents. Olter
buildings were with difficulty saved. Not long
utter, tie barn Of Russell Fitch, about mil}
beyond, was fired and destroyed.
f.. About i. o clock HENRY Hsskelr barn, about
1nile and 81 haf still further o., VAS fred and
destroyed. >..>' .>:,...n ~. IT,: .~t
:. a sua..s utter 1o, barn beongi1E to, Af. Nj
T.. Richards in the nlure 4hckly xett1ed portion
Of the town, called rFeston City MAS and- III
,~as destroyed, and tho faases spread hsss 20
carriage house adjoining. and a{terwaxds't to
store occupied By MI RldbardAoa4 III ..r
:, ehott distance beyond, 5tr4. BroWn!x barnt
filled with crops, was destroyed. Only, a.tsY
rods beyoud was the baru Of Wm: II. Pxeosieelt
swLich tyns DESTROYED. y =. II =.
The next building fired vas the barn d. .Noye4
F. Meecl, fifteen rods of the main irpaa3 thd
.seoundreI. gong out offhis way il ordar ~ sat:
isfy his old grudee against Nr. Meech:":t:
About three. O'Clock, The barn of Ro9eEt u.
Latham. on the edge Vi North asonn,gtaa.-w vas
, 1859-08-22
The. University of : Chicago

The University: Of Chicago,
Ths setes vlli te opened on "Wednesday the slss d..
niFf Nv FiFS ss :; x w. te s;: Szsc1 h7 u. pav19
: The Instructors arc '.--'-- -
~. 80 80. uuS. HENRY. .DQyCu.
Late Professor In the etaie snd National Law Schoul
'~>s' --'''7' TIT st1,e Of New York: =: - -.
Hos. jain H. w1LauN. kAox+ GRANT GOODRICH
.: QfGhseasd.
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S,a.s Lesfss less r1feusve cosse q Comrneic a:+
prtly1e: ao.e trtaus to Is'ttv th<aaatss. saae3
III tfst teTg bssut % Tie Tint weanestayof tps-n
bet the second term on the First Wedn. ssaS IL Jaau
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, 1859-08-22

Mr.. Carlyle on Books and Reading.
The following characteristic sstterwas writ
ten by: Nr. Our}yle. in acknowledgment Of q
uew book which waa sent to him, and is ad-
dressed to'.+. A: Alibonc,. Esq; (Book-vrit
del Philadclphis, U. u :. ....
..iiie akS, aff z n 'as ashsnea ia
aesnoW1edge my neglect BIZ saying 10, but it
was not Intentional, nor il quite without cx~
euec3- y2,r massive Impressive volume {zA1i-
tcne's Dictionary Of English Literature aud
British American ApthorkI was duly handed in
n Chelsea; nor did tail to look little into it,
@hoaRh exceedingly busy then, and no1y: =
-: ~ can truly say tho labor you haze gont into
(which sppears to b. faithfully done, hereees
can judge Of ~ ills me With astonishmeut;
ap9is, iodeei, of an amount plmos, frlxh&fpl to
think Of There seems ID be no doub, lbs book
.Ntil be *elcon1e to innumerable readin;x ketpgs,
aud tell thei0 much thai they H1sh to Know 10
~ lhe one fault vas, that, ike the Apostle
Pulls shcet. OF beasts; it took in the clean aud
noe|esu, aasd thereby became Of sucL :uumau-
sssae'{ sgs1 Pa' g. e siS e. psFs aaf{s trs not
I'D magnitude;1 9nd already Of terrible mBort-.
~t.nre TO 1es5era that their fist grand uecxssity
in:rsading IL 20 BE- vig.lastly, conscien,ions,y
@seleet; ana to know eyeEywnere that books,
like human seet, pr ee.a4ly disii4ed ip4o 9hat
W mar call sheep apu goats the LATTER I'd in
e1orab1E on the ieft hand Of The iudxa and
tending: eveEy goat Of them NJ iii moments,
whittier nc" know; and mach to bs avoided,
md if Possible ignored, by Ill sans efeaturrs:
ms !, sspa,a.y ~ se1ict aed
ceive, had ! any wish to rsoduss il iill snm-
J91ae0sA~ Nita JWaaS Le4pe. u epfa aeknoTlfdg-
"en''' .-.>..!!9Sa1!aar -.>..!9a!a rnesrelys ..
, 1859-08-22
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n~For APav,!er. Pa.ss "
-. .Wa.h for tha Teeth. 70 N
JOHN D. FAf:K. IL Lake
E- ". > L.ve: IL. 1rr.-.
- tic Htfhe4iy, so 70 .1yES h.
F.Ahk III Lax.e:.
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1ars tH y: H!m!. (. = :
John u. iAEH.l.i l-..t
~ For remedy for all p..t-
vaie D.ke1t<eN ko to let LAKE
street. JOHN d. PARK.
xH FOR E.:."!T f,ru4
Of the - :: y
I'"S u. FAEE, tsL..
street,
~ For Fancy S.apr, Dsn.h.
n and Toilet Articles. xo IN
John u. PARKS, 1s4 Lake
st1est.
.. II For Ha.s.kc-....... Il, ID
-, irlet~ Ard f'Ef.H Il. : :.
tHt1N u. PARKS, EA =
For Trnsaes, sAeu.l-r Hratss
Aad Abdominal >HIpp.rer,
they arc agents fnr thr aranl-
faefurc, Anil will sell n ..-'
- ,pdcss- JOHN u. p4il:K+ IL
Il&G9F.
, 1859-08-22
The Sushensiosa Bridge.

1Ae Suspension BRIDGE
As some reports hare bctn circulated regard
Jug the safety Of this structure, the Bufalo
Courier publishes the following statement, the
/ fasts'ia which we're furnished b5 Mr,; Mckenzie,
the Resident Inspector and Master Carpenter, Of
Tie Bridges: " -.
The bridge wasi completed and opened 10
traffic in Nay, 1s:s During that year uot y bolt
Sare way, nor WIS there single day spent in
auy rcpairs IN 1856 al ,has syas dong ia,
Tightening. up or loo>ening The stays1o sui the
tempe rAtnre II 1857. tor-she purpose of giv-
ing additional Stiffness or strength 10 the lower
4nuE .uad <rs ~ rsaRax 4sy deles3 3tcau.fasrc
placed under the lover foor and securely bolt
cAJp1be uHRyE ilpQE+ 4n.l%E, = 4ssRsia2 :of the
inch truss rods for distance of $50 feet iu til.
centre uf the bridge were reptuccd by inch aud
quarter rods This was done Us III additional
aa1prsft To the bhuhs.. AFhhrkpk ~aSxlsoukel
III solne portions Of the bridge Instead Of pine,
rs the latter was touud to be soo. soft and pable
under certain circumstances. The pine wus put
iM last yeat- This year rubber or spring wash-
els hare been introduced IN place of tie iron
ONES, and theynre found 10 lend additional elias
ticHy 10 the structure.
:: ali'of thest; ih'ptdveMents have been made,
aa We hare, ulready said, to render. The bridge
sitter, and ,,ot 10 remedy any defect found u 10
sa sai te u1 dcf sH tas s"1 1ayss wsft
Two pa: seq while VIZ were gu the carriage wuy,
one while We were on. the railway truck, md oue
wl,i'e un1ee the lower n0or on the sculIvlding.
During tue passage of these seveYal trains but
little more motion was percAptible' thau 'du1in.
thecrosstngof n, omnibus load of: passengers,
and il would be dtical, to detect the difference
except for: the rusublang Aase- Of Abr ,lpcop,o-
live: We were one Of i purity Of a duzen o9so
who went neross The Suspension Bridge in the
first PASSENGER car that ever CROSSED over. This
was IN 1855 and we did not perceive any more
motion on Saturday, if a. n,lel Is NC eiil at that
time. y. sa~ several trains crosaund re-cross,
md We did not no'ice that q single passenger
len Tie CATS to wa1k' across, and the railroad
conductors say that oniy occasionally passen,
ger gets ont and walks and then solely lor the
purpose Of: getting a better: view Of ihc great
:; is lie duty Of the resident Inspector 10 ex-
&,l,irt every portion OF the bridge carefully
every wcek, and report its condition to the Su>
pcrintcndent, Ne believe the bridge to be safe
! snd seeare'ana lure perfect confidence in its
=, From 50 to Is trains DAY paps over III bridge
and have passed during tne past four years; aud
ne M assured By the Inspector Tint lbs briogr
says no more now than it did during the frst
six,mdsiths Of its use, aud he asserts that i, il
stitior and safer now 1han during any period
8iuce its ltuplttiQu;
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70 RID YMR. H0LsE OF BED s,a
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wanted until patience is exhausted, and be he
pablicly drummed out Of the camp as traitor
aud spy, without even the benefit Of y drum
head court martial. We repeat, tho Republi-
can party Of Illinois il unit, and that its rri'
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ICLOUREG MILES FOH SALE
l. on ExcHaNQE=:A Stcsm Ffosst7ea A4a ef,s e -
run Of stoas atHsassd 2n sao,ea ea1 hlss M:r3
enough eor iour run Of stone. and sun@aaaa'y se'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
No Tidin.s of the Persia.

New YORK, Sept. l6--Midnig ht.-Thc team
ship Persia of the Cuuard line. which adYer-
tised Ia sail on the 81. has not yet been heard
frsm. The weather to might is very stormy,
and she would scarcely come up tonight if
she was TO arrive outside of Sandy Hook.
The CHnard steamers are prUyerbial for their
punctuality in their trips, and the impression
here gains ground that the Persia has been
hauled off for repairs and slower steamer
subs tied.
The Vanderbilt steamer Ocean Queen which
arrived here on Tuesday night, with Liver
p DOL dates to Wednesday, the 3lst nit, en-
countered heavy weather. The Kangaroo,
which sailed from Liverpool on the same day
with the Ocean q ueen, and arrived NJ Halifax
this morning short OF coal, must have had an
extremely rough passage and rs she Will not
be due here until Monday morning, there need
be no fears for the safety of the Persia. (even
il sha did sail or her appointed day. ne she
would leave three DAYS after the Kangaroo,
and would have encountered the same stress
of weather.
MIR. and Mrs. Barney Williams were among
the passengers to sail in the Persia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
Fire in Troy.

Tkor, Sept, IA large brick building on
Ida Hlil, owned by the estate OF benjamin
Marshall and occupied by the Troy Hosiery
90. and Empire Machine Co, was partially
destroyed by fire at 10 O'Clock this morning
The building was filed with goods aud yalua-
bic machinery, and The loss is estimated AT
s25,tUo insured in the following companies
Continental, n. y; Fulton, N. Y; Franklin,
Philadelphia; Liverpool and London; BE
ehanlcs ,Brookiyn and Phnnix, Hartford. The
hFe originated in consequence Of one Of The
bands putting quantity ofcotton in the stove
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
Fatal Railroad ident.

Boston, Sept. ia Mr.. Davis and wife,
of New Orleans, while driving ont to-day
from Natick, in crossing the Worcester Rail
road, came in collision with the engine OF the
passenger train passing n the time. Tho We
hicle was wrecked, Mr.. Davis precipitated a
number of feet, striking ON his head and re-
ceiying severe injuries Mrs. Davis was
thrown obliquely over a story and half
dwelling, mnngling her terribly and causing
her instant death.
iSECoKD DISPATCH.
B0sToN Sept. ls-1The lady killed by the To-
conceive was Mrs. Eheseman, of New Or
leans Mr.. Davis is e1slected to recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
Murder In Texas.

BALTIMORE, Sept. i8.---The Brownsville
(Texas) Flag states that two Americans were
murdered recently on the road near the line of
Nueces and Hidalgo counties, 1t is supposed,
bv Mexican in their employ, for the sake OF
robbery. The men. We're strangers in that re-
gion, hut the papers found on one of them
showed that mis- name was James German, and
that he had lived in philadeIphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
The United States Agricultural Society's
Fair.

CHICAGO. Sept i6-The principal object of
interest at the Fair o-day, like yesterday, was
the exhibition of the steam ploughs OF tawkes
and Waters. Both attracted the attention OF
the immense crowd in attendance. The num-
Der 0! visitors to-day is estimated AT 33,O0t.--
Yesterday the receipts were over $4,000. A
irot took place this afternoon over the Garden
CITY Course between Flora Temple and Prin-
cess. The former won in three straight heats.
IIme--.!:3i, 3.2i and 226h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
x,I,;more Cattle Market, Sept, IS.

Beef Cattie.-The offerings at the Scales to-day
amounted to 1890 head. Of the number offered
Leu mead driven to Philadelphia, 80 TO the
country. 80 left over unsold, and the remainder
parehassd by Baltimore butchers at prices rangin.
rom s. Is to S4.l2t1 u 100 his eross ,and avera-
gins $3.50. \ few extra heavy Cattle sold III prices
a traction hi her. bat the market closed dull at
decline OF l21 cents u 100 ios gross the ratio Of
last week.
Sheep.-The supply has been fair this week, and
sales at : 2.23 q $3.50 per head rs to quality.
Hogs-The supply IS equal to the demand, and
prices are without change; sales at 81 $3.50 II
100 lbs, as to quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
The Anniversary Of the Settlement OF Bos-
iul.

Boston, Sept. lG.--To- morrow being the an
niNersary Of the settlement OF Boston, ii Will
be very generally observed Us holiday. In
The afternoon the Inauguration of Powers
bronze statue Of Daniel Webster will take
place III front Of the State House, Hon. Ed
ward Everett being The orator on the occasion.
Many dis tin guished gentlemen throughout the
country have accepted invitations TO be pre-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
krnriI EEnInnl.

NEW YORK, Sept. ls.-The steamer De Soto,
from Havana on the 18Th, has arrived.
royal decree gives the Cubans n nearer APP
preach 70 popular representation than l. reto
fore.
The weather was cool. and the health Of IIa-
vana had much improved. Scarcely any sick
ness existed Sugars stagnaut. Fret gifts uN-
improved. Exchange dull
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
Eiish Watrrinthe Potomac.

WhsHISGToN. Sept. I~.-The Potomac is
very high and still rising. No serious damage
j.. feared yet Dams No and No. s. on the
Chesapeake ana Ohio Canal, Will be washed
away.
The Wharyps and Water street, Georgetown,
II. e. are submerged, buI the lower stories OF
the warehouses generally are cleared Of goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19

ST. Louis, Sept i6.--The Santa Fe mail of
the Iath ult has reached Independence.
Intense excitement prevailed in relation to
the Congressional election. The army and
the Americans Were almost all in favor OF
Gallegos The contest was very doubtful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19

NORFOLK, Sept. l7.-The SCHOONER AleXan-
der Of Rcckaway, n. J., has been seized In
Northampton county. for the violation Of the
inspection law. The Captain paid the penalty
ui SOTO.
Secretary Floyd aud wife arrived here to-
dav. en-route for old Point.