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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

TIE GREAT EAsTERN.-Since the Great
Eastern has been beached on the "gridiron, ~
the receipts from visitors have reached g., GOO
a week. She was to be afioat on the LIST inst
Speaking OF the foul bottom of the vessel, the
Times says:
About the water line and at the bow a uan-
tity OF green slimy matter was found below
that, and by no means very thickly studded,
patches of q tringelike seaweed only were
seen, varying from one to three inches in
length, and adherring very loosely. This nt
once upset the idea tEat SO many entertained
as to The cleansing of her bottom causing an
increase of Two or three knots per hour in her
speed. IN fact, most mistaken notion is but
TOO prev Salent about the Great Eastern's rate
OF sailing She has already considerably ex-
ceeded what was expected of her by Mr.. Bru-
lel, viz average of fourteen statu te miles
per hour, with which scale as a basis all her
coal accommodations were framed. During
the week a large number of men have been en-
gagged cleaning her bottom and painting it,
after which a coating of patent metallic COM
position was laid on. This is preparation
presenting a smooth and slippery surface to
the water, and by lessening the friction it in
creases the speed.
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The Western grain crop is so large that il is
supposed the railroads will be busy all winter
bringing it East. The wholesale dealers la
Chicago are selling more goods in the day
time than they can pack at night, as result
Of the heavy crops now coming in.
A New York paper states that $780,, 900 have
been sent ia drafts to England to charter ves-
sells to 60 to China and take Coolies TO Ha.
yaBa.
Hester Finley was murdered by her husband,
Daniel Finley, in New York, on Sunday. He
stabbed her to the heart with a pocket knife.
Both were intoxicated.
Caleb O. Halsted, Esq, President Of the Me.
tropetitan Bark, and for many years past one
of the most respected citizens of New York,
died on Sunday.
The Rev. W. d. Shea, formerly of Georgia,
has heen elected President of Homer College,
Louisiana, vice the Rev. Baxter Clegg, re-
signed. 4t ~
The .'Infidel A ssociation OF America is in
session ut New York, attended by Mrs. Err
nestine L. Rose and the usual obscene bias
phemy. ussal
Boston is losing it's old supremacy In the
CHINA and East India trade. Not a single
cargo has arrived there from China this year.
Senator Douglas while at Buffalo, New
York, last week, paid visit TO ex-President
FILLMORE.
Grace (Episcopai) Church, at Alexandris,
Va, was consecrated by Bishop Johns, sun
day.
Elder Kimbaii ons Of the leading MOI mon
saints, recently had born " him, in one night,
no less than fourteen children.
d. Edmonds and b. Myrick, Of Virginia.
were am ,Sg the Americans la Paris nj the
ci Sc OF September. ysA
A lady has recovered 3i0.0 .000 from the Boston
and Worcester Railroad for the loss Of q leg.
{ At what time OF day was Adam created IA
little before Eve. agn4 slss 4Assx
Charms and connte charms love aud mar.
riage. s4sst j -a@
ssNsver saw such stirring times" AZ the
spoon satd to the saucepan.
amy heart is thine" As the cabbage said to
the cook maid. s#H&H0A IS zsasss
..Yon don't pass here" A. the counter said 70
ths bad shilling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

DISTURBANCES IN SYRIA.-The Beirut, Syria,
(Sept. sth,l correspondent of the Boston Ira
yeler wT .es
YESTERDAY morning, five hundred and fifty
OF the 'Oolad Ell Aka 5er,' or sons of the aris-
iocracy, arrived at Beirut i'll wooden hand.
cuffs, destined for the army, and as they were
passing along the Damascus road, just be-
tween the French camp and the city ga:ss,
great crowds Of Christians fiocked around to
sioat over the degradation of their fallen and
disgraced enemies. This greatly .irritated the
Moslem soldiers, who were acting as q guard
and military escort TO the condem ned, and one
of them, on seeing Christian approach with
In reach Of his bay Ouet, stabbed him in his Alb
domen, aad his bowels protruded in sight OF
tbe multitude. The French soldiers standing
near, upon seeing the Christian tall, impaled
upon the Mosiem bayonet rushed upon the
Turk and carried hum Oft a prisoner TO the
French camp, there to await the death or the
recovery OF the Christian, previous to his ow n
trial. Another soldier was about TO strike a
Christian who veGtured too near the process
sion, and would have killed or ssrously
wounded him had not a Christian behind the
Turk caught the appraised blade in his haLd.
The blow was arres ted, the man WAS saved
bat the heroic Chris tian who caught the
sword suffered q severe wound upon his hand.
The same Gay a Russian sailor laid open the
scalp Of Turkish soldier in a drunken quar-
rel"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

The Young G.a,d-Ths members Of this
company purpose to start on thsir con te mpla-
ted trip 20 Baltimore on the ensuing Tuesday,
and expect to carry at least sky msu, rank
and file Being unable to obtain the services
OF either Of the military bands here. they will
carry along four small drums anda base drum
AMI fife as music. 1t is 10 ba hoped that dur
ing the ensuing winter some Meas sures will be
initia. ted tending 10 q union OF the Guard with
the First Regiment, Of which they were once
the pride and ornament. The Gem pany is now
we'll officered, the men en- tn usiasIic, and their
treasury in q good condition. They are gifted
with u great deal OF vitality, AID should occa-
sion require, will be found amongst the
sIaunchest and bravest of those com posing the
standing al nv of the "Old Dominion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

'iohf oP NRw ORLKAHs BoY.-Not quits
A''eeL years ago, (says the lew York Times
'H0 messenger Of the I'd inst.,) Paul Arthur
r.N was porn in the city of New Orleans. His
Se"t' Were poor. hard. working people, and
a was ihelr only child. Before he was Oil
fHosn 70 wear jacket and trousers, his
M. ulea, and shortly after the mother re
eu wo,e WIN her little boy to he city of Balti-
for Mueie sne has since resided, obtaining
In ,n"lsl nts@l and son scanty support by taking
.svashihg BY dint OF birthplace and per-
on tha So W lae boy picked ppa little knowledge
h.h Feheh, and could read we'll the Eng
Sa-,a suage, whilst hardly out Of his slips.
(.0n, "ur ~ years ago, Mr. Joseph Jefferson
is,low at.aefican Cousin,") observed the little
timo ABOUT the doors Of the theatre in Bal
wor,s aao, although his dress was much the
rsut ~, 'Di wear, his sparkling eye and intelii-
ihs so,. o.ua'eoance attracted the attention OF
than .ah, and an acquaintance between
VIZ. ~as the consaq uence-au acQ uaiu tance
70 ho.. mas proved thus far highly honorable
psen,t. Mr. Jefferson's friendly advice aud
ehsnsas aid aas kept Paul from the strong
~ anu temptations Of getting Iost.n
p.aiins the session of the last Congress MIR
BaltIman the Speaker, on passing through
tAs ~ was so pleased at the appearance OF
mani =, Aat he offered him the appoint
bat psnp page TO the House Of Representatives;
aOus Dos was M .nen stadyihg for more smbi-
oHsr p1s and he respectfully declined the
Asiu,,sn q . sew months ago, without consulting
LauIs person, Paul wrote letter direct 70
,b.t he r,aapoieon, ,a Emperor OF France, stating
ton Sass VS. an orphan, with all its desiitu-
isst sIsnsa9s apon fifteen years of age, four
q. s.dsn dssrs inches in height, and that bis fond
and hSen.-as "as TO receive q military education
just fous fsone soldier In the French army. In
Paul r.c.,eks weeks from the date OF that letter
Istt., at the post-office In BaitimC re,
Der MILTON from the highest military officer un.
ssIscts5 a, stating that the Emperor had
aehassu place for the oruhan n boy In the frat
,yfaasos' ~ France, and had placed the necsssa.
Msn ss.ay 70 asfray oil expenses in the hands
sa hi, sen. s,.a Havre. who would receive him
brsDsrt rtf1'rai, 1,, with special requsst for him
VI p.ss.,ia .ia.ssif so .os Emperor sl his eatli.
NJ Jsenasw new 70 arms, and, through the. aid Of
liea ioraiss,s procured Q becoming outfit and
the lrn,n 'lsieg himself with tss i'm oniais OF
Enoesana u I'll that hs had written 10 ths
s.ssmer it,sx mSx passsgs on the United States
AQsus, ...tilAois, which ssilsd from New YasA
VI .ss s, sl,i', ind arrived NJ Hsyrs on ihs az
esissd the iaa aoathH Mr.. jefferson has re-
dean. :, slsd tltsIlisssee, ihst the wildcat
a9w hs,n Css orphan Bay sPsnl sArthpr, are
'liiy realized In France.
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AMERICAN NAVAL SKILL.-A letter from
Beirut, Syria, says:

A VALUABLE FAN.-The Israalitish ladies
OF Algiers have presented the Empress Eu-
genie with fan formed of white ostrich
feathers Of about fifteen inches in length. The
feathers are fixed in q golden disc, W hich is
ornamented round the on ter edge with fine
pearls, rubies aid emeralds, and ia the centre
with arabesques in enamels on gold Of differ
ent colors, and with rubies, emsralds and dia-
monds. The handle is in coral. fiu,ed with
gold and ornamented with fine pearls. The
upper part is divided INTO two branches, OF.
namented with arabesq ues, and having the
Imperial crown in gold; the other end termi-
mates in u golden ball, studded with stars
with rubies and emeralds. On one side Of the
handle is IA large emerald. surrounded with a
double triangle, forming a star with six points
ornamented with arabesQues, rubies and
briIliants. There are also Two circles in fine
pearls, relieved with arabesques, and bearing
the following inscription: Lies DANES Israel
ttes d'Aiger a 5. NJ. fImperatriee Eugente, 1902
This magnificent fan is enclosed IN a beauti
Arab case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Opening Night The seventh annual exhi-
blion OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute
will oren to the public Tonight AT half pasI7
O'Clock, when A. NJ. BAILEY, Esq President
Of the Institute, will deliver the opening ad.
dress. AS far we have been enabled TO
Judge, the present exhibition, in many re-
specs, will exceed in interest any other ever
held by the Institute, and goes TO prove that
union and an honest rivalry between the me-
chanics and man u facturers Of the city, brought
aOout by this organization, are effec ling great
good to the community at large From the
appearances of the halls yesterday, we are
quite sure that the committee will not be en-
urely ready to open, as large number OF
working machines, already entered in the
register. have not yet arrived, though now on
the way, or have not been put up III their
places. The "opening,' however, will tahe
place as advertised, aud additions will BE-
made from day TO day, Till all the rooms are
full Fl
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n1rrHsR1A.--rhe diagnostie bY which It is

DIPTHsRIA.--The diagnostie by which 1t is
known from other complaints of the throat,
is the formation Of membrane which in
creaees gradually until the patient is stran-
gled TO death. Ii is sometimes accompanied by
liberation and extreme prostrntion OF the en-
tire system, and at others by neither OF these
symptoms. yet in either case it is equally
tai To arrest the formation of this mem :
brane won Id therefore seem eq nj allen to cur
ing the disease, and this IN most instances
may be done in the following manner: In the
early stages of the complaint, which is al
WAYS accompanied by soreness and swelling
OF The threat, let the patient use simple So
la ton of salt and water, AS a gargle, every
fifIsen minutes. At the same time muisten a
piece OF flannel with O solution Of the same
kind. made warm as The patient can bear II,
and bind it around his throat, renewing IL as
often as the gargle is administered, and in the
meaawhiie sprinkling fine salt between the
danuei aid the neck. Use tIwardly some
tonic or stimuiant, either separately. or IL the
prostration be great use both together. The
treatment, as may be seen, Is extremely sim
ple. ana ii used In the earlier stages OF the
Qisease, will effect complete cure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

TEN YEARS IMPRisoNMYNr FOR ARSON
William Auid was sentenced " ten years
eonfinemen. in tho EAstsrn Psuiientiary. 1t
Phiiadelpbia, on Saturday, for arson, Ia hring
his OWE house. His counsel made m appeal
70 tbs Court for mercy before the sen tence
was pronounced, alleging rs the grounds Tor
ciemsncy that the prisoner had proved him.
self 70 be man Of good character The Judge
replied that the Conrt desired 10 be merciful,
but At the same time they must be- Just 70 the
comm unity whose laws they adm iaister. The
fact that the prisoner had borne IA txcslIeut
Acharac ter was but q aggra sAtion OF bis o.
fence. Hs prolsssed 10 be u man actuated b.
principles art only moral but religious, aud
yet turning bis back npon all these is q usncss,
sAna, ,Dg him - tbs Court on . charge OF triple
murder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

N.tr Armory.--We understand that Mr.. Chas.
Campbell, late Superin tendent of the kich.
mond aud Danvilie Railroad, but now in the
employ of Messrs. Joseph x. Anderson & o.,
has gone North TO examine the various i'm
proved machinery tor making muskess aud
other fre- arms, preparatory TO the enlargement
of the State Amory by the contractors tor The
work, Messrs. Anderson %. Mr.. Camp.
bell viii visit Springfield, Mass, and other
places, and note snch improvements as may
ps Of value 10 the Virginia works. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Rain S,orm-Oar city WAS visited by a
heavy rain storm ON Monday night last, at
tended with vivid flashes of ginning, deafsn :
ing peals of thunder and frightful gusts OF
Wind At an early hour Of the night frequent
showers of rain fell, aud the iightning's flashes
were almost continuons but ut :. later hour
the wind blew fITiousiy, the hail beat agaIns,
the window panes, and the street cutters we're
deluged in water. Yesterday morning the
clouds broke away, and the day was PIeasant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

A CANINE BOARDING .HOUsE--There is near
New York, a boarding house" for dogs, where
the canine boarders are maintained at fifty
cents week. They have three meals day. OF
mush and milk, and a three quarter acre lot
to exercise in. There are 80 boardsrs, Of se-
lsct charac ter, at this institution now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

THg PRINCE IN BALriMoRE.-The Prince
arrived in Balumore about O'Clock Monday
night. Several thousand persons were wait.
ing for him ut The depot, and he was enthusi.
astically cheered. He roGe 10 the G!lmor
House in carriage with the Mayor, escorted
by two military companies, who formed a
hollow square around the vehicle. He left
for Philaueiphi yesterday 8. noon,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Slares Hiring Thentsetres Oat.-Biliy, an old
slave, represented as the property of Mr.. Jos.
Wells. OF Manchester, was arra,gned yes ter
day before the Mayor for going al large and
hiring himself out. He was ordered TO be de-
tanned. People seem to be unaware OF that
provision Of the law which fo-bids any slave
owner 10 authorize their servants 10 hire
themselves out, by the day. and receive the
proceeds. Any con tract for hire must be made
directly with the owner or his or her author
lied agent [sA
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RICHMOND. va. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 1o. 7lseo,. Z

a. Ihs Roya! csress.-Nixon's Royal Amphi-
theatre, attended by Zoyara, the brothers Han
Ion; ano osner mem bers Of that Mmous trou pe,
nrst performance here this ev en- iing al ts ocIock
MT nixon has chartered a special train and
Steamboat for the conveyance OF his com pan :
from Warrington Ia Richmond, aud com plesed
MS arran Eements win other lines for his en-.
tire Southern route in order to fulfill engages
ments at New Orleans and Havana. To avoid
the crowds at the regui ticket ofice, the pro-
prietor has left tickets for sale at the princi
families &i41'. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

A SINGULAR AND PERHAPS FATAL DUEL.-
Yesterday morning at an early hour q dnel
took place between two entiemen from Ala.
oaEa III the section of the Metairie Ridge. The
parties fought with bayone,s fixed on Id uskets.
The gentlemen met each other in gallant style
and after few passes and guards, one thrus /
his bayonet in the left shoulder of the other
and completely lifted him off the ground-
They then left the field with their friends the
wounded gentleman being ia Il somewhat dam
gerous condition-N. o. Delta, 6h.
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER FROM KossUTH.-
Ine Espero, OF Turin, gives the subs lance OF
letter SAID to have been written to Gar ribaldi
oy kossuth, recommending him to break his
connection with Victor Emanuel and his gov
eminent, who alone can effect the liberia ton
OF Italy. lie also invites the Dictator to give
up all designs upon Rome, in order not to
draw upon himself the hostility of France,
the only defender OF Italy and the only hope
OF oppressed nationalities; and, lastly, not to
attempt anything against Hungary, that
country not being as yet ripe for revolution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

PROFITABLE TO THE MANAGKRs-Ths
amount received for the sale of tickets to the
operate entertainment at the PhilsdeIphia
Academy Of Music, OF to- night, at which the
Prince OF Wales is to be present, il is said,
reached $4,000. A pretty round sum to be
paid for single operatic centertainment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

- Breaking ". .nastes,--fn Doi,es are on the
alert fur q parry of boys, who h.vas ssen
brealfng ard destcing the windows OF the
City Hall, by throw aug shsnss and mud ststhe
Of the portieos Annoying as are the pigeons.
the snicers. prefer ihslrs cam.any 20 ars k.p
window panss, and will therefore pass.A lise
boys when they CATCH them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

THR GALLANT ZoUAvE.-Capt. Chas. Henry
Arnaud de Riviere, who mas figured somewhat
prominently before the American public, has
finally turned up in his old role of the war
rior. A last accounts Ds Riyere was q cap
tain in Gen. Lamoriciere's army, fighting for
the Pope against the Sardiaians
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

FTght-An alteration occurred yesterday,
about aif-past 10 O'Clock, on Main street. In
front Of Enders, Saiton q CJ: . office, between
Joseph bernard and Wm B. Mahone, in con.
sequence OF a Misunderstanding relative 10
doinssi tic matters, and the atfray would hass
led 10 serious res ults bad IL not been fer the
intsrposition o: bystsuders, Que OF the-pas''es
revolver
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

more was on a visit, last Monday, to his old
friend and employer, Hon. William Scott, of
Scottsburgh, Livingst ton county. They visited
the D.nsviie Seminary, and Mr.. Fillmore,
after being introduced by Prof. Seager, made
an interes ing address to the students. Forty
SIX years ago MIR. Fillmore Was IN Mr.. Scotl's
EN- ploY.-RKHalo Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Indecent Langxags.-A woman named Bar
bara Messenger made her appearance befors
the Mayor yesterday morning. to answer the
charge OF nsing vulgar and Indecent language
To Thomas Whitlock, in his own lot. to the
annoyance of the public. The evidence proved
that the madam's tongue was very unruiy,
wnen excited, and the Mayor therefore re-
CURED her TO give security for her good be-
hayior .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Explosion IF a Fluid Lan,p.-A lamp used in
the cloak room of the A me rican Hotel by some
nears fgnited yesterday, setting fire to and
destroying about twen ty five dollars worth Of
wearing apparel IN the room before the dense
smoke gave indication of what was transpir-
Ing The lamp was placed on table, to be
used for lighting cigars. The fire. was put ont
without officially.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Not Prored.-John Anderson, a free negro,
arrested on charge of stealing $50 worth OF
clothing from Lucinda J. Lipscomb, a white
woman, was examined before the Mayor yes
| ierday, and acquitted. He was, however, held
IN custody 10 answer another offence, not
made known by the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Census Of Riehmoad.-The Deputy Marshals
charged with the Ity of numbering the in
habitants Of the city, have performed it alter
Il fashion, and returned the following exhibit
as the result of their exertions: JsUerS on
Ward-Whites and free negroes, SPAS slaves,
4,l70-total IL, AIS. Madison Rdrd-W hi les ard
tree negroes, 8 $40; slaves, 4,6c6-,otai I4.U35.
Monroe Wa d-WhItes and tree negroes, S 632 !;
slaves, 2ee3-total l1,5I5. Number of inhaoi-
ttnts 81 ,96-, according to the above enumera-
ZION. Steps will be taken to include within
the corporation limits all OF ths suburbs
whose Inhabitants do business within the city,
receive the benefit OF It's municipal regu la,ions
aud laws, and who, 10 all inients and pur-
poses are part aud parcel of her people, save
IN The matter of bearing their distribut table
proportion of the expense of government
The measure will be urged at the next meet
ing of the Virginia Legislature, and ought
from its in ntrinSic merits to receive the careful
consideration OF that body. WEen the corpo.
ration limits are properly extended her popu-
latiou will be found TO be on the rise of $1,000
souls. Ia the next ten years by natural pro-
gression the city will have so 900 inhabitants.
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Resisting the Wateh.-Richard Haxlegrove
was before the Mayor yesterday, for resisting
the watchnen in the discharge Of their du-
ties, and sent on to the next Grand Jury
Jesse II. Dilks charged with the same offence.
was also held 10 bail to answer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Type Fonnd,y.-One new feature in the Me-
chanics' Institute Ex ibition, which will open
10 the public o.hight, is a type foundry in
iuli operation. Hundreds VI our citizens, who
have Eever witnessed the pretty operation OF
moulding types. will have an Opportunity
now OF gratifying their curiosity in that re-
Snect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

AN IEcrDRNT.-WhenF Florence Nightingale
arrived at Boulcgue, few weeks since, her
baggage was transported, without fee or re-
waid, 10 the hotel by the female porters whs
thronged the whaTves of that place. They
were glad TO honor the " ornament of their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Fresh Oystsys-some of them very fine-are
beginning TO arrive in the Dock They find
ready sales ut fair frices Tue oystermen are
All anxiety to occupy their Old bsrths in the
DOCK, and are preparing to petition the au-
thoritles to that end.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Bridging Dock Strsst.--Appiication was made
at the last meeting Of the Couucii, by Mr.. O.,
II. Lipscomb, to put bridge over Dock street.
in order to facilitate the landing # coal. II
was referred to the COMMITTEES on Streets.
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Sale Of Lots.-A few evenings since a number
OF lots living on 4th and Byrd streets, fGam-
ole's Hil',) were offered for sale, aud only Sal
per front foot being offered for them, were
Withdrawn, their owners being unwilling to
accept that price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

MOVEMENTS OF Mr.. YANCEy.-The Hon
VIM. L. Yaucey passed through Alexandria
Monday evening, on his way to New York
On Saturday last he addressed q large crowd
al Harrisonburg Va.
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ACQUITTRD.-Spottswoo McCiuug, tried AT
Hun tsyille, Tenn, for shooting young Canal,
who attempted TO cane him, has been acqui,-
ted. Elk x-Goy. Foote was among the CO unset
for the prisoner.