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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

SPURGEoN.-Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, the Lon
don revivalst, recently preached in the pull
pit of Calvin, at Geneva, Switzerland In
writing of it he says:
"All the brethren appeared to hail my pres
ence in the pulpit of Calvin as a most extraor-
dinary token of good will and evidence Of pro-
gress in the established Church Readily did
l accept the generous offer of the pulpit; and
have never before ubmitted, W as a very tri-
vial concession to q principle once so rare bu
now, happily, more fully recognized, viz, the
essential union of all the church of Jesus
Christ / met with the pastors of both the
national and free churches who all appeared
to entertain the most fraternal relations to-
ward each other
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Young Rogus.-patriek Cunningham. lad

Young Rogus.-Patrick Cunningham, n lad
about twelve years old, was arraigued and ex-
amined before the Mayor yesterday, the
charge of stealing Si0.3s from John Murphy,
on the 2lth of August. Murphy said he had
drank too much, and while sitting at friend IS
house, fell asleep. When he aWose he missed
his pocket-book, containing two 800 notes on
the Farmers Bank of Virginia, and about SIC
in other money. That night, at 4 late hour,
yonBg Cunningham was arrested, and two S2t
notes such as Murphy lost, were found in his
possession. Owing to the youth of the pri-
soner, the Mayor declined To send him on to
answer for felony, but remanded him TO pri-
son in default of security to be of good beha-
yjor. Whether or not he will deliver the
money 10 Murphy, remains to be seen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

SINGULAR DETECTION OF BURGLAR.-
Some days since the houses of Rev Mr. Cleye.
land and Mr.. William NJ. Hyde, of the ATTAIN
tic Mutual Insurance Company, were entered
aud robbed OF clothing, jewelry, &c. The case
was given to officer Latinviile to "work nm,
On Monday night young man in East New
York, l.amed William 4arbutt, was married.
Mr.. Cleveland officiating. A guest at the
wedding observed silver cup, with Mr.
freshiuent table. On Friday Mr. Cleveland
calling at the house of Garbult, observed some
goods on the sofa which he recognized as his
own Inc facts Were communicated to the
officer, who succeeded the mex day in arrest
ing the suspected burglar. The newly made
wife is said TO be nearly distracted.-Nsr
York Post Of Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

PLEA OF "HoMlCiDAL MoNoxAEIA" IN
CASE OF Four MURDERs.-At Wafworth,
England, man, named Youngman, has been
convicted of the murder of his mother, his
Two brothers, and the girl TO whom ne was
ABOUT TO be married. HIS only object was to-
oolaln 1 100 insurance upon the life of the
girl, which he could have obtained IL he
had not been suspected. The plea OF the de-
fence was n singular one for England, that OF
"homicidal monomania," but IL did not avail
for a moment with the Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

AN ANCIENT SEAPORT BRoUGHT TO LIGHT.
Sguor Visconti, assisted by his son, is resfor-
ing to the light of day the ancient gate of
Rome, the famous Ostia, and has already un-
covered the dock yards; the marts, where stiil
are TO be seen the earthen pots, with weights !;
theatre, beautiful temple, baths, gymna-
SUM. square, gate OF the city, and,
above all, a most interesting "mitreo," one of
the most perfect which Italy, or perhaps the
world, possesses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

Millard Fillmore heads the committee II
citizens OF Buffalo, which is to make afIsa st.~
men,s for the reception Of the Prince oi " a4eS
nt that point
A bronze statue OF the late Sir John Fralk-
lin, is about To be erected al Shils by Llnoesa :
shire, Eng, the birth place Of the Arctic ex-
plorer.
There are at the present time 1876 persons la
Ine cisy prison OF New York awaiting trial.
Nine are charged with The crime Of murder.
DIR. Winship has recently lifted. in PhlIadel-
phia, no lass than eleven hundred ana ~
pounds dead weight.
Advices from Kentucky represn
CrittendeH will make speech
Mr.. Breckinridse.
Court mastiAls are ordered
lHknias pnAisl u. w \
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06
LOCAL MATTERS

PolitfeaI-The Deli and Everett party of
Richmond held a business meeting at their
new Club House, on Council Chamber Hill,
last Tuesday night, President w. NJ. Elliott
filling the Chair
Mr. A. b. Guigon, from the committee to
prepare a Constitution, presented report,
Wnich was unanimously adopted.
ihe Constitution provides for President,
nfteen Vice Presidents three Sec retaries and n
treasurer all of whom were elected a late
meeting held at lie African Church. 1t fixes
tne regular meetings for Saturday night-calls
the party the Young Mems Bell and Everett
Club of Richmcud"-fxes the initiptiou fee
al S1-proyides for two standing committees
OF ten members each. one to raise funds and
examine accounts, and the other to prepare
business for the Club. The Finance Commit
tee is TO direct the expenditures of the funds
for the promotion of suitable objects
Alter the Constitution was adopted a large
NUM- Der of persons went forward, paid their
initiation fees, and signed the Constitution.
Mr.. X. ID. Ward made motion, which WAS
carried, to wait on Hon. w IN. L. Goggin, and
invite him TO address The Club. C.mmttee :
Messrs X d. Ward, J. c. Shields and r. T.
Reynolds
Mr.. Tazewell was called on, and responded
briefly. promising to address the Club at some
futnre time.
Hon. VIM. L. Goggin made his appearance,
with the invitation corfmfstpa, and was re-
celved with deafening applause. Headdressed
the Club IN one OF his strongest speeches, and
urged the Democrats, now that the Union is
"a ~ 0''hsVi, ~ CoiIe " lHe dIu oI iHt Dell ana
Everett party, rs the Wigs did to their aid in
1856, when 2U0OU of them voted for James
Buchanan. He described Abe Lincoln as a
man OF ability, well known 10 him-deciared
his election would be ruinous to the country
and called on the Breckenridge and Douglas
men, IN the name of the Constitution and the
L nion, TO east aside their sectional candidates
aud come up as patriots to the support OF j ohm
Bell-the only candidate now before the peo-
pie who has the slightest chance of defeating
the Black RepUbllca party. Mr.. Goggn was
frequently interrupted in his remarks by loud
cheers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

A NEW TRAGIC LTaHT.-The Paris CORES
pondent of the Boston Traveller says that
Miss Binda. a daughter of the United States
Consul at Leghorn, carried off a prize III ths
French Conservatory the other day. She has
been studying under Mons. Beauvallei, of the
French Comedy, and is said 10 possess great
talents as a tragic actress. Nine Rlstori has
Mons. Beauyallet. She plays in Italian aud
French, and thinks of appearing ON the stage
in Paris next winter.
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ron SALE AND RENT.


=. roR RENT-That very desirable RESI-
II +, Captain Geo W, Alien cons AIMS rooms
.uongh EaT n large sEs family, The house ts IN
fSSS rapair v lth the necessary conveniences for
hstngt To the premises are attached a good
.rdsa stable carnage house, Re. and possession
r.r the let of November. For further informa@
'ieh' 'pf' EDWARD D, EACHo,
.nkst lsth st, near Exchange Hotel
EaE RENT-Two neat COTTAGES on
the corner of Clay and 3D. streets, rooms a
EioaCh house .sth ire places 10 6rooa,sall vel
u -unj,e1 Va ith waier and gas. For terms. apply to
sIpntsstf LACY Il ALLEY.
.y.tuagLE REAL. ESTATE ON To-
g. rt'ST AND TOBACCO ALLEYS, FOR
Iii E-Wr ara authorized to sell the vsluahie
,,srt, located as above, now in the occupancy
pf'NT Slas 0mohundro. IL fronts 211S feet nn
Inrnst alley, and runs back on Tobacco ale, 81
''s.. APP' to GopDIS ApprRsoN.
:, FuR RE>T--A brick HOUSE. on CIa,
G.. 81. one door All re my residence. one square
Fla hove che Clay Street Methodist Church. IL
seven rooms with FIRE places gas ~ the hosl So
and teaen, and c3ts watef on the premJses. 1t is
Ter,ed aE. Apply to q. a. W. TAYLOR.
- 3-ts
- FOR RENT STORE aud CT LAR. on
g. south side Of Broad, between Sd and 4th sts
Es1 Possession gwen al once Apply 10
j, Its TH0S. d. QuAkLES.
-, ROOM FOR ENT - The large ard
Ea Yors River Railroad Company. over the store
of the sn bscr hers IL now for rent.
=. JOHNSTON & BROTHER.
sn lS-ts li5 Main st Get.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

K e. C's.-We understand that fifteen or
twenty young men left this city yesterday for
Petersburg, where they will join one hundred
more from Hampton, and proceed from thence,
about the 18th inst, TO the general encamp-
ment in or near Texas. There are yet some
forty or fifty more 10 go from Richmond, thirty
from Gordonsville, and thirty from Danville
all OF whom are expected TO move TO the South
in the course of a few weeks. What is TO be
the destination of these Knights of the G Golden
Cross, or what the real object OF their organi.
Zation, is not generally known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

BALLoohINa EXTRAORDINARY Professor
Lowe was to leave Philadelphia yesterday. in
his monster balloon, for Europe. He will be
accompanied by three persons, one, Mr.. Jno.
II. Dickinson, an experienced sailor, who was
for several years first officer of the ship Tusca-
rora. Mr. d. is good navigator, and the nau-
iical part Of the expedition will be under his
charge. He expresses the fullest confidence of
the succets OF the enterprise. The other two
persons who will go are engaged to work the
machinery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

SENATOR DOUGLAS IN STAUNToN.-On the
arrival of Senator Douglas at Staunton, Va,
Saturday, he was greeted with salvo OF q
hundred guns by the Siaunton Artillery un-
der Capt. Imbcden, and escorted by them TO
the stand in front OF the Court-HoGse, where
he was warmly welcomed and appropriately
introduced by Gen. Hartman. to a large con
course of citizens of Augusta and the adI Ioia-
lug counties, assembled To hear his address .--
He left next day for Woodstock, Shenaud. A.
comfy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

THE "BLAcK SwAN."-The "Biaek Swan-is
now a resident Of Philadelphia, and has
amassed q handsome competence by her ex hi
btions. Elizabeth Greenfield was originally
a slave In one of the South " estern States -
She has never been farther South than Baltl
more, although she once received IN offer of
Sl. .3u0 for a series of concerts In Charleston. =
C.. which she declined. "Mario," ker asso-
eiate, keeps clothing store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

UNITED STATES PRACTICE SHIP PLYnoUTH
The United States practice ship Plymouth
has arrived at Hampton Roads, in twenty
three days from the Canary Islands. TIE
Plymouth sailed on cruise some three
months ago, with one hundred and fifteen
mdshipmen from the Naval Academy Ola
board. She returns with officers and crew all
well, after n successful cruise, the main object
of which has been to instruct the mids hipmen
in the duties of practical seamanship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES

me SlNGEh Sc ING FIAt HINES
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES, both In Anne
rIca and Europe such az best to establish the
suoerorIty over all others IN the market. Sewing
Machines, called, may be hOug ht it is true for
a smaller amount Of dollars, but 1t is mistaken
economy TO invest anything IN n worthless or un-
reliable article, and those who will do so must
abide the consequences
SINGERS NEW FAMILY MACHINES.
In order to place the Gerry best Family Machines
IN the tCorld within the reach of all, we have re-
duced our Letter a, or transverse Shuttle IA
chimes, beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No. AND 2 STANDARD SHUT
TIE MACHINES,
Both OF very general application and capacity,
and popular both IN the family and the manu- ac-
tory- Frees reduced respectively from 1856 and
$50 to $50 and 500
CHINE,
For carriage makers and heavy leather work
PIlce. complete, Sl25.
| tice. unequaled for MANUFACTURING purposes,
nolseess. rapid, and capable of any KIND Of work.
Price, including IRON stand and drawers, S1l0,
cheaper that, in view of its value than the ma
chimes of any other maker Is gift.
All OF Singers Machines make the interlock ed
stlch with two threads, which is the best stitch
known. Every pc rson desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sewing Machines,
their sizes, prices, working capacities, and the
best method OF purchasing, obtain It by send
Ing Tor copy OF - NJ Singer Il Co.'S Gazette -
voted to the subject 1t Will be supplied gratis.
NEEDLES, THREAD, COFTuNS SILK, and
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines
Kept constantly on hand foi sale. Also, a pract
cal machnIst. who ls ever ready to attend on cur
customers. 1t required.
Messrs. SINGER co.'s Office being conduct
entirely set of hands, We feel confident OF
nolng our share of the business as we have always
dons heretofore. NJ. SINGER CO.,
240 Main street, Richmond.
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
v uGIISE

On Cary, "a door belotc I2th Street, and meat to
Flour Inspectors former Office.
j. Nj . y 70 h g A Il L T. r..
Successor to Jas. Thomas, Com'r Merchan.,)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond,
and the public seneray, that hs has purchased oi
the legal agent Of Mr. las Thomas all his stock on
hand, such as CORN, OATS. HAY. CORN
NEAL, &c; ,and will continue to keep on hand and
deal IN 6RA' n, FEED, TOBACCO, FLOUR,
TER, BEEsVAX, DRIED FRUIT, ac., pIeds
ing every effort to facilitate the interests OF
those who may iapor the new concern. A contlnu
atom OF the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor ID solicited.
He refers, by permission. to Messra. Wagon
ER, HILL ARCHER, VAS-LEw, TAYLOR l. Co.
JONES Co. RICHARD CAUTHoRN, Esq, PHILIP
b. PRICE, Esq Richmond, Va
iy Z8-3m j. MONROE CARTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

AMERICAN SECURITIES IN LoEDoN.-A pri-
vate dispatch per steamer Palestine reports
great excitement in American securities in
London. Illinois Centr Railroad had I'D
yanced ~ per cent The quotations being g
discount for scrip and SOY for construction
honds; New York Central Railroad shsres y
Erie Railroad shares 2s United Sta1es per
cents. %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

Engallant.-Themas Oakley, an omnibus
owner or driver was before the Mayor yes ter
day. 10 answer the charge of abusing and
threatening young lady who resides in Rock
etts. Tom denied the charge, and declared
that he had no intention OF injuring her, but
witnesses established his guilt, and he was
held TO security, to be of good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH The Rt.
Rev. Jas. III. Otey, Bishop of the Diocese of
Tennessee, gives notice i'll the Nashville pa
pers that The cornerstone of the principal
building of the University of the South Will
be laid, with appropriate ceremonies, al Uni
yersity Place, Franklin county, Tenn, on
the 10Th of October next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

AIRS OF AN OPERATIC SIHGER.-Brignoli
made q characteristic display ot his eecen-
tricity at the Montreal concert given the
Briguoli appeared, and learning this he posi-
lively refused TO sing, and dId not. Patti,
Amodio, ,Susini aud Barli composed the troupe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

FIRE.-Congress Hall, In Baltimore, was de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday evening. The build
ing possesses some "reminiscences OF interest,
especially as the illustrious Father OF his
Country used to stop there when he visited
Baltimore, and the Continental Congress alsS
held several sessions therein.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

Not Coaesuded.-William ID. Totty, convicted
of the murder OF Catherine j. Thorn, was be-
fore Judge Lyons yesterday, on motion TO
set aside the verdict Of the jury Mr.. NJ. John-
son, his counsel, commenced the argument;
but before concluding, the case was adjourned
over until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06
$40 TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN
{s2Ea leo ClII NIN RNI-l, L.IN Hl.a

~~aA MILES BELOW RICHMOND FOR Rsz2A
RALE-l am authorized to sell two FARMS, sit
uated AS described above, contains 2l6a acres,
% acres cleared. and is we'll adapted TO the growth
Of the usual crops made In this section; the bal
ance Of the land is in wood, so or GO of which are
heayitv set IN pine, with some valuable timber for
p FRAMED DWELLING with 8 rooms, and all
the usual out buildings. The other farm ontalns
60 acres, with the usual improvements. Both oi
render them very desirable. A bargain can be had
IN oue or 10th of them and they will be shown by
the MeSErs. FRENCH, living upon them. further
Information be- had Of the subscriber.
R0. B. LYME, Gen'l Land Agent, &c.
au 22-dts Office Metropolitan Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

E5N lURk RIVER KAILKUAU, FOR SALE.-
~aA~ am authorized TO sell one hundred acres Of
LAND, Immediately on the York River RAJ lroad,
about ter miles from the CITY of Richmond. aG
Joining the lands OF Thcs. J. Carter, Philip Wat
slns and others alb ut one hslfcleared. and would
SUIT well for a market garden, &c. The wood land
is'et IN pine and oak. Ii is convenient to mill
and several churches; the society good, A bar
gaIn can be had in the farm, if immediate appli
cation he msde to the su scrlber, or 1t Will be ex
changed for property in the city or upon the sub
urbs. no. b. LIZ y h, Land Agent, &c,
0ffce HaIl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

FATAL ACCIDENT.-John Martier, +. e eeG
in building the Orange and Alexandria X ii
road Bridge across the Water works fOud,
near Lynchburg, Va, accidentally tell Irurl
the top of the bridge, on Tuesday last, and
striking his head against some portion oi iha
wood work, was instantly killed. His skulI
was horribly crushed. Martier was an Irish =
man and came from the city of Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

VESSEL SE,ZEp.-E. X. Bryan, Deputy Col
lsctor for the port of New bern, N. C., seized a
schooner called Puzzle, 4. l.. Walton, mas ter,
OF Norfolk, Va, on the Sd inst, tor not having
the necessary papers. The captain OF the
schooner was not able to produce ahy papers
when called on TO do SO.
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x 49, LAWRENCE 5. MARYE,
60 HENRY HUDNALE.
~S ATTORNEY At T. A

AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
moud.
~ Also, practices regularly in the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
As Notary. will take Dispositions and Acknov-
Judgments, Administer and Certify 0aths and per
form whatever other duties pertain to the Office of
Notary.
Office at the corner of Bank and llth streets Just
below the Custom House. ia Sly
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FATAL AFFRAY.-A few days ago an ARRAY
occurred At Covington, Ind, in which Levi
Adler, the proprietor of the Merchants Hotel {,
lost his life by the hands of William IL. Mai
lory, a prominent lawyer and poIitician. The
affair caused great excitement, and threats OF
popular violence were made against iaiailory
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

The Fbystte hrtniery, Capt. Cabell, will pa
Central Agricultural Fair Grounds, where
they will spend the remainder of the day in
social ep joy nents and in drilling. The com :
pany will have Il fine dinner prepared, and
will no doubt have many guests in attend
aECe.
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MILLINERY.

MN NEW FALL CLDAk AND ssA
gEeY DRESS PATTERNS. AEN
SGEN
shall receive in r few days a supply of FALL
PATTERNS, to which invite the attention of
dress makers and others. DRESSES and CL0AKS
cut and hasted. PlNKlNG done. B0NNETS
lined and trimmed BY the dozen on reasonable
terms, for mllineTs and stores. At
MRS. Nj. EVERETT'S,
No. 227 Main street, above eth, Cup stairs.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

TAKE TO THE Lone BoAT.-When White
field preached before the searnen Of New York,
he had the following bold apostrophe in his
sermon
"Well, my boys, we have clear sky and are
making fine headWay over a smooth sea, be-
tore light breeze, and we shall soon lose sight
OF land. Sut what means this sudden lower
ing OF the heavens, and that dark cloud arisin &
from beneath the western horizon Hark -
Don't you hear distant thunder Don't Won
see those flashes of lightning There is j
storm gathering. Every man to his duty =
How The waves rise and dash against the
ship! The Air is dark ! The tempest RACES =
Our nasts are gone! The ship is on her beam
ends! What next -
1t is said that the unsuspecting tars, re-
minded OF former perils on the deep, as il
struck by the power of magic, arose with
united voice and minds, and exciaimed-"take
TO the long boat p
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A CHECK To FILLIBUsTERING.-S -Secre tnry
Cobb has ordered the revenue vessels III ine
Gulf to cruise off the mouth of the Mississip-
pi for New Orleans hllibusters, aud com o. /
their return. This action is in Consequence
of reports that large numbers of men, VINO are
anxious to join General Walker in Honduras,
are hastily preparing To leave.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-Iu Stafford coun-
ty, Va, last week, while MIR. Re- bert PATIO,
and TWO servants, belonging to Mr.. John
Starke, were taking shelter during Il thunurr
storm in 4 straw pen, from the rain, Mr. Pat
ton and one of the servants was Ius,auIy
killed by a stroke of lightning, and the other
servant badly hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

ADDRRss BY Rxv. DR. PLuMKR.--The Green :
brier co. fVa.) Agricultural Society was ad :
dressed IN Thursday last by the venerable an d
distinguished krv. Dr. Piumer. He spoke for
The rpace of near two hours. James Lyons, OF
Richmond, made short address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

PARTIzANsHIP FoRBippEN.-rheG Governor
deneral OF Canada announces that the Prince
OF Wales will take no part in any OF the pro-
cessions where party coiors are displayrd I'd, or
party tunes performed by the band. This an.
nouncernent 10 made In antiei patton OF trouble
with the Orangemsn.
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Accfdent.-Iesterday morning a white man,
driver OF wood cart was severely cut and
bruised by his horses taking fright on Mar
shall street, between 4th and 5th aaa throw
ing him from the vehicle. None Of his bones
were broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

Not 10 Blame.-Patriek Tisrney and Kate,
his wife, were before the Mayor yesterday 10
answer the charge of assaulting and benting
John and Peggy Doyle. The evidence showed
that the oomplainants were the aggressors,
and the warrant was therefore dismissed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

Sent On.-John Burns, for feloniously as
sauiting aud beating James ID. Kane. on the
Ilth of August, and breaking Two OF his ribs,
was examined before the Mayor yesterday, and
remanded for further hearing before the
Husings Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

DEAD-On the lIth ult., Andrew Jackson,
Dispensing Clerk, died on board u. s. steam.
Lancaster, at Panama. He was last ira
ferred from the u. 5. receiving ship PeInss
yania, at Norfolk, here he has left q widow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

INDIAN FIaur.-The Fort Smith Times re-
ports fight between the Indians near Smvk. y
Hill Fork and the kaw river and company
OF the First Cavalry, under com mand oi Cal
Carr. Thirty Indians were killed.