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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15
SEM Raek.-samuel JenorL. now in the city

Sent Baek.-Samuel Jeifori, now in the city
Jail 10 answer the charge of stealing $50 in
money from Martin L. Covington, of Char
lotie county, on the 18th OF May last, appeared
before udge Meredith yesterday, and was sen,
back 10 the Mayor To % re-examined and sen
on to the Hastings Court. Jefiord, it will he
remem bered, was arrested on board one Of the
river steamers for procuring money from MIR
Coyington, pretending to lose ii with a con-
federate on the boat, and then refusing to pay
him. He will now go before j udge Lyo yons for
trial, and Will probably have hearing at the
December term of his Court
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C,LOTHING. CLOTHING.-HULLh has got
ments per week. his Fall and Winter stock OF
CLOTHING. He has selected his whole stock and
He makes it a point 10 have sn odd. fine, stylish.
durable, and good fitting stock. Mr.. GkOSHON0.
his former partner, superIntepds the settins up
his stock, whose name is SUFFICIENT guarantee oil
something pretty as well ne good.
CLOTHING MADE To ORDER, in good style
and at short notice. x
The largest aud best selected stock Of SHIRTS,
DRAW Frs, TIES, COLLARS, SOCKS, 30 kept
IN the city. Shirts II ade to order.
IRVING HULL, AGENT,
(Late of Tupman i Hul,l
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breaking R,ndste.--At a late hour last
Tuesday nigh. the walehmsn heard a crash OF
glass on Eagle So uare, and on making an ex-
animation TO ascertain the cause, found that
some one had thrown a large stone through
one OF the front windows Of A. X. Parker 4
Co.'S dry goods store, thus exposing the es-
enlistment 70 robbery As the perpetraIor Of
Inc deed could not be found, strict watch was
kept TO see II any robbery would be attempted,
but no discovery was made.
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The Grand Jury Of the Hastings Court met
yesterday, and 1ouId true bills against The
following persons, charged with misdemean-
ors J. i. Cluf, John Hagan. Daniel Face
VIM. IL. Smith, Douald Mckenzie, VIM. Goui.
din, Timothy Collins, Edward Moore, Joseph
Barraggi They also presented Thomas Hillz-
himer, Joshua Curry, Samuel Chapman, John
Curry, VIM. Daley and Thomas II. Taylor,
for an assault on Ann Maria Myers and Eliza.
beth Thomas and VIM. III. Smith in two
cases, for selling goods in yiaiatlon of the
reyepue laws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

How THE FUGITIvE SLAVE LAW WORKS.
A negro slave, Eliza, having escaped from Ne
hraska, was arrested by the U. 3. Marshal at
stopped in the street by an excited crowd OF
negroes, and compelled to give the woman to
The Gus tody of the police, who lodged her in
the armory for safety. The streets IN the vi
cinity were crowded with negroes and some
whites all highly excited.
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Ssesre FaH.--Yesterday, negro boy in the
employ Of Mr.. John ID. Qaaries, fell from =
scafoiding on ith street, where he was at
work, TO the ground below, dis lance OF twen-
~ feet, and Injured himself badly. His head
struck tns bricks on the ground, cutting a
frightful cash. After the fall, he walked TO his
quarters, an1 was put nhder The care of Or.
Cabeil. None OF has bones were broken, but
strange 10 say, his tongue has become so COM
pie,eiy paraiy zed that he has not been able 10
u tier "A word.
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Hsacy Damages. - Yesterday Mrs. rarab
Pike aud her son Abraham were arraiened
for trial before the Hastings Court on charge
OF assauIting and beating ]. Caiiisher In his
own house, and plead not guilty. After hear
ing the evidence, the jury found the parties
guilty OF the charge, and hned them one esst
each. AS the Court declined to imprison, they
paid the fine and costs and were disc harGed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

A SIGN OF THE APPROACH OF THE MILLEN.
IuM-The Rev. DIR, Cummings, an eminent
Catholic divine OF New York, Will deliver the
opening lecture OF the Sunday evening CO ufss,
before the Young Mems Christisn tnion u
Bos,on, Msas. Th. New, lesIufer's. sahiesf
viii be, ~Fsssivs and ths ualhglss Uhefth, y
from . FTstss,snA raip ~ kasisa ~ ssts shs
franssriPA NJ thAse esti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

DoeI Street will Be- completed and thrown
open to pub use, from 17th street 70 0illis's
Greek, in the course OF tomorrow. Mr. A.
between the EAST ana west lines, has made q
most admirable job OF u, as be did Of Main
street, from oth TO 5th. As far as tried, tbs
granite blocks seem 10 answer better puy-
pose than the pebble stone, and viii super-
cede IL entirely.
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RIOT AT SYRACUsE.-On the night of the
Sth instant, mob at Syracuse attacked and
gntted the Ell Dorado House, and destroy ed
all the furniture and other bar-room fixtures
The house Of Eliza Appleton shared a similar
fate. Both houses are alleged to have been
disreputable places, in one of which young
man had lately been shot and killed.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.-Martin Porter and
Emily Scull arrived recently in New Orleans.
La in the same ship from Europe, and have
resided since then in that city as man and
wife. On the night of the 5th instant they had
an alteration, when Porter drew revolver
and shot Emily dead. He then put the pistol
to his own head and blew his brains out
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TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS MONARCHY de-
scends by will, and not by Inheritance, the sue
cession, however, being limited to the royal
family. The late King had no children, but
two nephews, one of whom was very wealthy
and the other poor. The latter was chosen as
Kiug, and the other, Prince Lot is now visit
ing California.
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srEcK OF WAR ON THE sUsouEHANNA.-

A SPECK OF WAR ON THE SUsQUEHANNA.-
The Legislature of Maryland having, at its
recent session, passed a law forbidding the
shooting of wild duck, &C., from sink. boats
sneak boats, &c, the sheriff of Cecil county
last week embarked at Eikton, with strong
posse, and captured four gunners in the act OF
violating the law. The Elkton Democrat says
that the gunners, who mum ber from $50 to POO
hardy fellows, are determined to resist the ex-
ecutIon of the law, and advises the sheriff to
20 prepared for hard fight whenever he un-
dertakes to arrest them
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X FAD THIS! ~or,,v

have not discontinued business ON account OF
the falling OF my store. | am now locstsd TIxH
Purcela Co.'s Brokers' Office and near 6ovNnor,
on Main street, No. l26, where would be pleased
to NEE my old customers, and the customers gen
orally. Those in the habit Of giving me their or
ders for FALL CLOTHING q, viii do me favor 70
wait until can call on them, or leave word ~ my
store when to call on them. and all orders in my
line will be as promptly attended to az heretotore.
| have not, and don't intend to, discontinue busi-
ness for any such cause. Call and see me, q II
Main street 1-tsl WM. Ira SMITH.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
L.. 4
BALCONY FALIs VA N,

BALCONY FALLS, VA, Nov.1O.
A valuable negro, the property OF Captain
Launcelot Partlow, OF Spotsyiyania EN- mploy ed
by Mr.. Chas. II. Locher, on his James River
Cement Works here, was killed on the 10Th
inst, By becoming entangled ON shaft. He
was literally torn 10 pieces, and every bone in
his body broken.
There is deep feeling against the election
OF Lincoln here, and it is increasing. *.*
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A RICH "PoCKRT."-The Melbourne (Aus-
tralia) Argus states that nugget, weighing
s3i ounces, was recently found by the Kohl
moor Company, at Ballarat. at depth of 400
feet. About 100 ounces of gold, in small mug
gets, lay around. In shape this monster lump
OF gold resembles q leg of mutton.
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STATISTICS OF LusACY In BELGIUM-Late
statistical returns show that ia Belgium there
are at present 81 Lunatic Asylums-6 in the
province of Antwerp Zone of them In the COL
ony Of Ghee,) IL in the Brabant, o In Western
Flanders, 10 In Eastern Flanders, in Hahn
aut, 4 In Liege, and 2 In Limburg. The num-
ber Of Ianatics in Belgium is 4,0O7, which Is
Que in every $50 OF the population.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

Ronl.le,s-Two free negro boys, Jno. Camp
bell and William Jones Campbell, were ar
rested by order of the Mayor yes stsrday, and
as the law directs. There are hundreds Of free
children in the city who ought to be provided
with homes. a.a
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OYSTER EXPERIMENTS IN FRANCE.-M'lle
Sarah Felix, a sister of Mile RaAhel, the tra-
gedienne has obtained a concession from the
French Government Of extensive oyster beds
In the neghborhood of Hacre, France, which
she intends TO develop ON the system of NJ
Compte, Director of the Piscicultural So
ciety.
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A Pretty Loeomotirs Is just being completed
at the Tredegar Works for one OF the Southern
railrosds, and will be shipped by the Danvills
route in the course of a few days. The ma
chinery made at the Richmond factories 10
said to be equal to any other man ufactured
elsewhere, and Is being sought for In most Of
the Son theru States.
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The Coroner, it is said, is to have an inquest
room in the new building now being erected
by the city, at the corner OF 10th and Bank
streets. When that is finished, a suitable dead
house will be erected elsewhere, In which I'M
known bodies may be deposited for recogni-
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PUTTING ON HIS BoNNKT-A gentleman who
had carefully trained up his servant in the
way he should go, SO that, when his wife was
present, he might not depart from it, sent him
with box ticket for the theatre to the house
of a young lady. The servant returned when
the gentleman and his wife were at dinner
He had. OF course, been told, in giving answers
TO certain kind of messages, TO substitute the
masculine for the feminine pronoun in speak K
ing of the lady. "Did you see him ?" said the
gentleman, giving him the cue. Yes, sir" re-
piled the servant; "he said he'd go with great
deal Of pleasure; and that he'd wait for you,
sir" "What was he doing % asked the wife
carelessly. "He was putting on his bonnet u
was the reply. Great "noise and confusion -
Wife i'll for week
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THE DIR. HAYES ARCTIC ExPEDITIoN.-Dr.
Lon ngshas, VINO went ont with DIR. Hayes' Arc
tic Expedition, has returned to Boston. He
lett the explorers in their vessels frozen in the
ice, where they expected to remain till June
next. all were well and hopeful.
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The Last Day-The friends of the unfortu-
nate young man, VIM. u, Totty, are requested
TO call and see him to-day, IL they wish to
take leave of him. His execution 10 hxed for
tomorrow and he desires to be left undisturb-
ed that morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

Corresponding Seerstary.-In consequence OF
the removal from this city of Mr. b. Is. Minor,
his place as Corresponding Secretary OF the
Bible Society Of Virginia has been filled BY
the appoin tment of Mr.. +. Is. Bentley, by the
Board of Managers.
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LANCE VERpICT-The Gatesville Family
Visitor says, in the suit of Mr.. s. T. Bond
versus DIR. 7. Warren, of Edenton, N. G., for
an assault with intent to kill, the plaintiff
has recovered damages 10 the amount OF
$1,000.
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1Ae Board Of Managers sf the Union Sea-
mems Friend Society, are TO hold a meeting al
IL O'Clock to-day. and Il IL very important
part la the proceedings A Chaplain is 10 be
appointed at once, as The Bethel il now nearly
ready tor service, aud the Board know too
well the necessity Of rv.aininx the present . bic
sna elnsssas GssusuAa " assirs " nAks aae
ahannR. = y
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issaHlting her Hirer.-A negro woman, call
ed Elizabeth, was convicted before the Mayor
ening to strike with an axe, her birer, julius
Meyer, and ordered to receive thirty stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

Finished -Messrs. Jos. r. Anderson * Go.
have completed their contract for the twenty
four inch cast-irou water pipes for the city OF
Richmond, and have delivered all OF them.
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A GALL The Rev. j. T. johnson, late Rec
tor of st. Paul's Church In Alexandria, Va,
has received q call to Christ Church, Savan-
nah, made vacant by the resignation of the Rt.
Rev. Bishop Elliot.
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FoRPEITKD WESTERN LANDs.-The Wiscon.
sin State Journal publishes a supplement OF
fourteen large newspaper pages of fine type,
being a list of the lands forfeited in that State
for non- payment OF taxes.
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County Patrols are essentially necessary In
every neighborhood from now until after the
Christmas holidays have passed by. A few
have been appoin ted in Heurico, but others
are needed all over the county.
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The Methodist Con ference is to meet In Alex
andria on Wednesday next, and the ministers
of thai persuasion in this city are preparing
10 attend il. -.
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eating WelL-The negro boy who fell
through the rafters at Mr.. S. M. BAiieys fnc-
tory, some days since, and fractured his left
jaw bone, |. steadily improving under the care
OF DIR. Wilson, and will soon be we'll.
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The represen tation for the next decade, as
impaired with the last, will be as follows
Showing gain of thirteen representative

ELECTION RIOT AT NEwFoUNDLAND-It
seems that our neighbors of the British Pro-
vinces might take lesson from the late peace
ful Presidential contest in the United States,
in regard to the manner of conducting cleo
tions. At Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, as
we learn from a telegraphic dispatch in the
St. Johns Daily News, the occasion being the
election of u mem ber of the Island Parlianent T.,
mob collected at half-past seven O'Clock in
the evening, and commenced operations by tear
ing down the telegraph line. They then parad-
ed the town, insulting every person they met,
yelling, hooting, &c, till they came to the
Wesleyan Chapel, where the congregation
were assembled at their deyotions. They
pelted stones at the windows, and then re-
turned to town, where they kept up their per-
formance till late hour. The next morning
at IL O'Clock, Mr. Higgins was put in nomina-
tion as candidate, and shortly after the Ia OBJ
nmbering about 500 of what are known there
as the "River Head boys" and other uffians-
proceeded to Mr. Higgins house, which they
surrounded. and brought him out. They made
threats TO himself, family and property if he
would not come at once and resign, which he
was compelled to do, and Prendergrast, the
government nominee, was therefore declared
duly elec ted. This Prendergrast was returned
in a similar manner last year, when his seat
was declared void by the House of Assembly.
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THE VERMONT DEFALCATIoN.-The ascer
tained defalcation Of Mr.. Bates, the late State
Treasurer of Vermont, is $50, $40, with more
to come or this sum g., 300 is deficit n tho
office accounts as kept by himself and deliv-
cred to his successor, while BILL the balance is
made up Of sums borrowed in the name OF the
State and for which no account was made
The laws of Vermont give the Treasurer au-
thority TO borrow to an unlimited extent-so
great has been their reliance upon individual
honesty up there. 1t was only discovered,
therefore, that the ex-Treasurer had created
any debt when a note of $4,000 at the Brattle-
boro' Bank fell due. Mr.. Bates thea looked
for, had decided away his property and fled -
The principal notes now discovered. going TO
make up the sum of S5i 500, are Sl5,O0O with
Lawrence Brainerd, of St. Albans; $4,000 with
Abel Underwood; "a, 500, Orange County Bank
50 800, LamoiiIe County Bank; and lesser SUMS
with seven other banks. or course the State
cannot dodge payment, as the Treasurer's
name bound the State under the law. There
is further, and, il is feared, larger defalca-
tion In the Treasurer's settlement with the
towns. Investigation shows that some OF the
towns have receipts in full and are credited
only in part.
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THE vorE OF THE NORTHERN CirIKs-Lin.
coin carries every Northern city except New
York, Brooklyn and Milwaukee. PhiIadel-
phia gives the largest plurality for Lincoln,
and BoS ton comes next
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SuIcIDE.-Thomas Asten. an old man, con.
victed at Providence, r, l., Of perjury, and
sentenced TO six years imprisonmenI cut his
throat la the State prison the morning after
his Incarceration there.
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PosT- OFFICE MATTERs.-A new office Is
established at Fulkerson, Scott county, Va.
and Jno. H. Hilton appointed postmaster Site
OF Matiponey, 'Spotsylvania county, Va, is
changed to original location, and George W .
Sweetnam appointed postmaster, vice VIM.
Lancas ter.
APpontnsnts-John G. Terrell postmaster
at Thornburg, Spotsylyania county, Va, vice
Henry Carpenter, deceased. PiZarro +. Woods
pos ostmaster at Lovingston, Nelson county, Va,
vice VIM. Cheatham, resigned. Jacob G. Mil
county, Va, vice VIM. L. Magruder, resigned
Boyd Holley postmaster a Flat Head, Floyd
county, Va, vice j. Pierce, resigned. z. W.
Moore postmaster at North Nedejo, Henry
county, Va, vice VIM. IL. Adkins, resigned-
Robert Bailey POSTMASTER at Natural TunGei,
Scott county, Va, vice A K. Scott, resigned.
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Going at Large.-The Hastings Court yes
terday fined John Jones $40 and costs, for
permitting his servant woman, Mary, to 60 At
large, in violation of law.
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Cold Piungs.-An aged man, who gave his
name as Anson Walters, fell into the dock,
near 2ist street, last Tuesday night and would
have drowned but for the timely aid given
him by a servant in the employ Of Mr. L. Bos-
Gle
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TAhg Sac,S.d ,ns, Seereury OF .ns
n ust ray duty Of twenty -four per cent, and
. eosuhss. swessins nsass, or frut.s preserved In
sugar, brandy or u tnoissss#," rsst pay dety
% tkirts ksy ssnt
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Felony.-Richard Smith, a slave, charged
with felony, will be tried by The Hustings
Court to. day.
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HoPs.-The value OF the hon crop of IN.
United states, this year, is estimated at a.
eoo, ,ooo-nearly ell In Otsego, Oneida. saa
Madison seaRslss, N. r.
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Serious CARBOHYDRATES Wilson, youeg
man, was arraigned before the Mayor yester-
day. on suspicion of knowing something Of
the death OF Joseph Hardy, whose body was
found in the james River and Kan ha Ca
nal, near Sth street bridge, on Sunday morn
Ing last. Several witnesses were examined
for the Commonwealth, but nothing was ell
cited to show that the prisoner had had any
hand in causing the death of the deceased. It
was proved that Wilson and others were with
Hardy at the Theatre on Saturday night-that
they were all drinking together-that Wilson
had told different stories to the last time he
saw the deceased-ard d that he said on Monday,
that he had purch sed Hardys stall in the
First Market, and paid $50 for it; but there
The proof ended. No one testified that the
prisoner and deceased were together after they
left the Theatre-that they had any d difficulty,
or that they were not on friendly terms-and
the fact that the deceased had not been robbed
or his money when his body was found, Is proof
that he was not murdered for gain. The May or
continued The examination until Tuesday
next.
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ss Mssssssss' issusaM Mail sv.Muns Nk4fi
Msy ~ nslalns Mr. se rsiss nssss ~ ~
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INSURANCE. &c

nLD DOMINION INSURANCE. COMPA.
" NY.-CAPITAL 100000:
"a QGes-No ~ Main sweet, sRdsy 81 CAaSIss
Hotsi.~
this cSmRsp| pSS HIsPHssS 70 rsSHys sS{ht
on favorable terms.
Cab. worthsm, John II, 6reanor,
John Enders, Geo. 3. Palmer,
ssm'l M. Prioe. Wm. 8. TriDietS,
b. T. Ladd, 3. @. TafdY,
Jno. Stewart Walker, VIM Currie.
Luther r. Spilman, Jas R. Crepshav,
Peter G. Warwick, John H. Williams,
Jas. y. Kent, Marx Dovucy,
Horace r. Edmond, Thomas Jones
James Al. Talbot. Edwin A. Smith,
GRIMM B. Davenport, Ro. A, Paine
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Jos. BIpmmei, VIM. p Rasand
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