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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

Trial of the Steam Fire EAgine.-The new
steam fire eLeine, Constructed for the city by
Ettenger x Edmond, was tried yesterday at
teruoor, on Maip street, near the 5, cond Bap-
tist Church. Quite a large crowd Assem- bied
to witness the novel experiment. Steam was
gotten up ia five or six minutes, and the ma
chine was Immediately set In operation A
powerful stream was elected down the street
through i inch nozzle; after which per-
pendicnlar stream was thrown upon the
steeple of the church. the engine pun ng and
stralDing as If she meant to conqaer or ex
plode her boiler in the effort when the hose
suddenly burst, scattering the water in every
direction and causing general stampede She
was then tried with an inch nozzle, and a
beautiful stream went up to the spire Of the
church, 100 feet from the ground. The ma.
chine was afterwards removed to the dock for
further trial. The Chief En- gineer and others
were in attendance TO witness the ex peIiments Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

FATAL AFFRAY.-A tragic affray occurred
at Nj urfrees boro', Tenn, on the 10th inst,
Which resulted in the death of Melville G..
Henderson, and the serious wounding of two
other persons. While d large crowd of people
were at the depot awaiting the arrival of The
Nashville train, fight was commenced be-
tween Mr.. Henderson and two men named
BenJ. ward and Thos. Farmer. Ward, using
a large knife cut Henderson IN the most brutal
manner lnticiing wounds which produced
death in a short time after the occurrence The
latter fired pistol at his antagonist but miss
ing ms ann, the bail struck a Mr.. Ellis, of Will
son county, taking effect in his shoulder and
causing serious wound. A man named Jos
HARRISON, IN endeavoring to aid Henderson,
was assaulted and badly beaten and stabbed.
Mr. Henderson was conveyed TO the residence
sf ms father, Rev G. T. Henderson, but sur
vlved only an hour or two after reaching
home. Farmer aud Ward were arrested
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
iDarS IN New Kent and Charles Citp Counties
'oTTsvILLE, New Kent CO.,

SCoTTsVILLE, New Kent CO..
October 10, 1860. (
All the Justices of New Kent We're legally
summoned TO appear at their Courthouse at
their lest monthly term, for the purpose of
considering the subject of erecting a rev
Courthouse, or renovating to some extent
the uuattractive and ill-constructsd rdifice
which presents at this time such an unsightly
aspect upon our gr- en-. After the vote had
been ken 1t was ascert1ined that nine favored
new building, while six voted in the mega
tive, zone Justice being absent.) If we err not
the SIX who voted nay were in favor of remod-
cling and giving the old house some repairs
We return our most cordial thanks to the
Court for their wise determination, after a
long series of pTotrectad debates upon the
subject, and congratulate the people that ere
long they will have a handsome structure
that, in point of utility, comfort and orna-
meat, Will compare in a favorable degree wi tn
any other of like dimensions in the State
The estimated cost is So 900, which will be
within small fraction of 81 GO 10 a 1.-THE
there being about uttwen1y- three hundred tithes
in the county.
L, yesterday, attended Charles City Court,
and found it engaged in the trial of Nancy
Brown, charged with infanticide. Thomas H.
WILCOX, Esq, appeared for the Common
wealth. and Jno. +. Pierce, Esq for the ac.
cused. The evidence was of such a yolumi-
nous character that we did not hear it con-
cluded. WHAT We heard was immaterial and
woman.
The Charles City Cavalry will be in your
city during the encampment II is command
ed by Capt. Ro. D0uthat, and is composed OF
as daring and chIvalrous men as the Old Do
minion can boast of, and should their services
ever be needed, their FURNISHED sabres will
fall with deadly violence upon their enemies
Would 10 God every county in the State Dos
sessed such corps.
An incessant and copious rain has been fall
lug all day, consequently the ground Is not
only saturated, but inundated, and while we
write the clouds look as prUpitIous for more
hAV md WI haa
presume this may be calendaIe ed as an eq
poctlai STORM. DYKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

TOUCHING INSTANCE OF MATRIMONIAL DE-
VeTIoN.-Frederick Leech, convicted III An-
dersou District, s. O., OF the murder of Hamp-
ton Cobb, was sentenced last week to be hung
on The lith of January next His wife visited
him In prison. and at the conclusion of the
interview very quietly remarked 10 her uu-
fortunate husband, that she supposed she
would Lot see him again, as taere tcouid be such
a large crolcd at the hanging, there ,couid be no
chance for her TO see and, besides that The chat
dreh toould all tcant to come The good lady then
called AT grocery store com planned OF hav-
lng the ''cholic." turned Oft couple OF glasses
of "medIcine," and then out TOR her desc
la 4 lDma
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TOBACCO KILLED By FRosT-The effects Of
the lrosts of last week upon the ooacco crop
in Kentucky are stated To have been most dis
astrous, Involving the loss perhaps OF abou t
one-eight tn OF the crop in the tobacco. growi ing
region OF the southern portion OF the State
The Louisville Journal of the 18th says that
the effect of knowledge of this falling OF is
already apparent, aud an advance OF fully one
dollar per hundred was sustained in that city
on Tuesday upon all descriptions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

CURIOUS FArALITY.-A f-w years ago. al
engineer WAS killed on the Central Oaio Rail.
road, near Cambridge. Al the time OF bis
death he was making his last trip previous tc
Inc fuifiliment of au engagement OF mar.lag,
with young lady of Columbus. The youLs
lady afterwards became the wife of Mr. J as
fredse, and short lime ago whilst out riding
sne was thrown from carriage and killed -
Mr.. Frease himself was one OF the victims q,
the accident which occurred the other da,
near Cam bridge. Mr.. Frease had little son
VINO Is lett without relative on earth. Sad
and son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

Mayors CoWt.-The following cases were
brought to the Mayors notice yesterday :
VIM. q. Davis, for making an unlaWful as
sault upon d negro-fined S5 VIM l. Ora
ham, stranger, arres Ted for fighting iu b. p
Philips saoon-case partially investigated
and continued. Charles Bernard described
on the book as struggling vagabond from
New 4ork-consigned to the chain gang
MeTriwether Roach, tor assault ing his vile
Emily 5. .Roach-commitied in deiauit of Sc
curity JuhL Moore, for assaultiDg his wife
Brdget-discharged. Robert Hogan, drunk
and disorderly, aud carrying a sIung shot
held TO bail 10 keep the peace, and 10 answer
an Indictment tor carrying Concealed wsa-
pons. A peace warrant against Thomas Bal
ley, for threatening to kIII l. G Saunders
was withdrawn. Peter Scott, Tree Deprp
charged with stealing a watcn, worth SiU
from Ur- j. N. Brooeks-remaudedf for trial
Robert Smith, fiee, for permitting negroes 10
gamble III his house-ordered 25 iasheS VIM
Ames, free, for playing cards In Roo't SmIth-s
house, on Sunday, and being minus iree pa.
pers-20 lashes. Wm. Thompson white Tor
associating with negroes a. Robert Smiths
surety for good behavior required Mary T
Bow man, for residing here with Ches te1 fle i'd
papers-lU lasnes. john Athw-li, a free ne.
gro, hailing from Ohio and yed on the
bark Ann E Grant, was ordered 30 lashss for
coming ashore without permission and usinx
Insulting Language when arrested Two other
negroes, employ ed ON the schooner AIyarado
came ashore without leave, aud got 5 iashes
each. The case of the three negroes ar
Rested for breaking into Darracott, Harris Il
20 IS store-nameiy: VIM. Price slave of q.
Crew; Alexander, slave of L. w. Jones' an q
jim, slave of Elizabeth Pleasants-was con-
uEued until ihis morning.
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POTATOES AT THE WEsT.-The Davenport
Uowa) Democrat saYs: 'IfaDyb body wants &c
see potatoes by the cord-good measure-le
them step down TO the ieyee. There is no
shipping enough at this time on the Upper
Mississippi TO move them away as fast as they
mulate. Farmers complain little that
the price is too low, but they are the only par.
~ to blame; If they want higher prices, they
must not raise 50 many. The market price Is
from twelve TO fifteen cents per bushei."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

VALUABLE HELP IN ExTINGUIsHING
Fires IN FACTORIES "A very Ingenious ana
desirable il venrion for facilitating in the ex
tiDguishment of fires in factories, or larg.
buildings Of any kind, has been applied at the
mills of the Agawam Canal Com pany, in
Spin gfeld, Mass. 1t consists, generally, of d
small hydrostatic engine, set in motion from
any part OF the building by sort of water tel
egraph, and operating at once to start the
wheels, the pumps and the bells of the mill
The cost Of introduction is from $500 10 $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

AcQuITTRD-The trial of Abe Church and
Chas. Case, TWO free negroes, charged with the
add ction of a slave from the lower part of
Accomac county, Virginia, and aiding in her
escape TO Baltimore, took place last week.
The prisoners were both acquitted. The Hon.
Henry A Wise, who defended them, made Il
very elequeat appeal in the close OF his ad-
dress, moving, il is said, many Of his hearers
to tears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

BREAK-BoNE FEVER IN MEMPHIs.-The
Memphis (renn.) Avalanche, of Monday, says
that II was reported by popular physician in
that city, On the day previous, that there were
over TWO hundred new cases of deugue, or
break bone fever, within the previous twenty
f5ur hours. Among the victims is NJ w.
Cioskey, Of the Avalanche, late resident of
Washington City, and Secretary of the Demo
cratic National Executive Committee Last
year he was Postmaster of the U. S. House of
Representatives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

MURDKR.-OD the evening of the Sih last.
Mr.. Albert Clarke, of Hernando County Fla
was shot and robbed the road. lie was
travelling in his carriage, and was shot by,
some one III his back. The report OF u gut.
was heard by a farmer, who soon after sa "
Mr. Ciarks's horses running at full speed, aud
when near his place stopped. Ga going TO the
carriage he found il covered with blood. A
short distance from the carriage was found
the BODY OF MI q. quite dead, and his poke Is
turned inside out, aud all yaiuabies taken
frnD m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

THE LADIES IN A POLITICAL PROCESSION.
There was Bell and Everett mass meeting
at Murfreesboro', Tenn, On Wednesday last.
A feature OF the procession which followed IL
consisted Of fifty beautiful young ladies on
horseback, each attended by gallant, and all
dressed in flowing, black riding habits, black
riding hats, and white sashes, and all bearing
circular banners appropriately Inscribed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

WIFE MURDER.--Michael Kelly. a teamstcr.
about forty years of age, living In Boston.
came home ON Friday evening, aud finding his
wife unwell Ia bed and no supper prepared for
him, seized the poor woman, and dragging her
from her bed, beat and kicked her ia the mos I
brutal manner, until he broke her back an d
literally beat her to deaih. sac died lust be-
fore tlie officer catered The house
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

PRESTON MoNUMRNT.--A movement is on
loot To erect monument To Hon w. u. Pres
ton, at a cost of Sl0OOO. This amount is to be
raised principally by the Alumni of the South
carolina College, though many admirers OF
South Carolina's great orator, in no way con-
hected with that institution. have literally CO.
operated in the work
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SEDUCTION AND MURDRR.-The Hamilton
lIowal Freeman learns that a young man at
Iowa Falls, boarding in the family OF re-
Spectacle citizen, seduced the two daughters
OF his host. The youngest, aged but Is years,
he poisoned, and married the elder about an
hour after. The horrid affair is now UNDER
going legal Investigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

T-OFFICE AFFAIRs.-Site of Middle
Fork, Randolph county, Va, is changed, and
Martha A. Mills appointed ostmas;er, vice
George S. Grove. Offices Discon tin ued-Pry-
ors Vale, Amherst county, Va; Benefits
Mills, Lewis county; Rich Woods. Nicholas
county; Gulf Ford, Nelson county. Ap-
pein ,ments-B. w. Raymond posImaste ter at
Haymonds Store, Braxton county, vice A. ]
Yancey, resigned Fulton f. WalihaIl, post
master at Morris Church, Campbell county,
vice Edmund IL. Moorman, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

FATAL AcCIDRNT.-A fatal accident, at the
depot Of the Va & Tenn. r. Z. at Christians.
burg, on Friday evening last, which resulted
in the death OF one Of the most esteemed eiti-
zens of Blacksburg Capt. j. III. Henderson,
late proprietor of the Biaeksburg Hotel, has
been men TONED by telegraph Mr. II. was on
his way home from the Fair at Ly nchburg,
and was in the act of stepping from the Train
when ha fell be eneath, and was Killed. =
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HARVARD COLLEGE The annual catalogu 9

HARVARD COLLEGE annual catalogue q
of Harvard University, Cambrige, Mass, has
just been issued. The Wnoie number OF stu
dents connected with the Univer.iry is s96.-
There are 443 in the under graduate or acad-
emlcai depart rtmeuL. Among the members OF
the freshman class is Robert T. Lincoln, OF
Springfield, Illinois, u sou of the Repu oiican
candidate for the Presidency. George Wash
ingtou, Of Chariestown, Va, is a member of
the same class. There are more than Sky
young men from the Sou thern States pursuing
their studies at Cambridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

FATAL DfFEicuLTY.-On Tuesday last. a
difficulty occurred between Thomas Sale and
samuel McOlang, near Balcony Falls, in Roek.
bridge county, Va. which resulted in ths
death OF the latter by gunshot wound in the
mead Mr. Sale Is an aged man OF highly re.
spectacle connexion, we understand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

WEATHER IN FLoRIDA.-For some days past
we nave been visited by unusually cool weath
er for the season. Fires have been patronized
IN the MORNINGS and evenings, and warm
clothing has been donned and worn with great
unanimlty and comfort. Such weather is re-
markabie for this latitude during the month
OF October.-Ferndndina Eoyidian
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AFArLuRK-The EXPERIMENT of gravel wall

A AFArLURE.-The experiment of gravel wall
buiiding-that is, constructing walls OF u con-
crete OF lime, sand and gravel, to be used in
localities where clay for making bricks cannot
be found, is likely to prove failure. a house
made OF this material at Washington. ID. @,
fell down on Friday last and buried thres men
in its ruins. They were not badly injured
however owing TO the nature of the material
COM mnOsing the structure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

Politieal.-The political issues OF the day
Will be discussed by Messrs. johnson and
Lyons, at the Club House, tomorrow night
Politicians OF all parties are anxious to hear
the discussion, and there will be great crowd
in attendance. Mr. Joseph Segar, OF Eiixaberb i
Oily, VIII speak In behalf OF Bell and Evereti
to- night, At the same place. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

The carriage in which the Prince of Wales
rode while Ia New York was suld on Satur-
day tor So2U-a sum considerably above its
value.
Mr. Hunt, son of the celebrated Leigh Hunts
and editor OF the London Spectator, and dl
rector Of The Morning Unronicie, Is in New
York.
Tue nutnoer OF matricuiates At the Uniysr-
sity OF Virginia, this session, has reached $50
About ~ students are yet waiting To matricu-
late.
Among the representatives appointed by the
North Oaroltua Agricultural FAIR to visit the
State Far al Ricnmond, are ID. ID. Bsrringer
and Kenneth Raynor.
Mrs. Maria Boyd was burnt to death in
Chester District S C, ON the 18th inst, by her
clothing taking fire.
Hon. w. L, Yancey spoke at Florence, Ky.
last Friday, aud in Cincinnati on Saturday
night. ..I4 re-f..
Judge Coddington, of Passaic county, N. j.,
died the l9lh inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

AWARD IN THE DRGRooT CAsE-The opin-
Ion of the U. s. Attorney General in the De-
groot case has been sent to the War Depart
ment. 1t allows Degroot about S50UuO, In
stead OF $l0e, 900 already allowed by the Sec
retary of War. 1t is hot known whether the
Secretary OF War will adopt this opinion or
adhere TO his original award
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Farmsrs' Asssmblp.--A meeting Of the Far.
mers' Assembly was held last night In the hall
OF the House of Delegates Mr.. Chas 4. Will
liams, Secretary Of the State AaaicuitmraI
Society, called the roll, when it was found
that there were but thirty-n member In
attendance, and flfty-six being necessary to a
quorum for the transaction of business, the
Assembly adjourned to meet again in the same
place at hait-pasts7 O'Clock to- night.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

Il
| City Cexnea.-A called meeting Of the City
Council was held yesterday afternoon. All th'
members being present except Messrs. Roddey
Haskins and Talbot. "f- '-''
Several petitions were presented and 70
! ferred. 5 :. f.--5-.9l. f.tss
On motion Of Mr.. Scott, an ordinance CON.
cerning the Fire Department was taken up
Inc ciause providing for the reduction Of thu
iorce was discussed; Mr.. 0rattan and other.
taxing the ground that no fireman, whose
term OF enlistment had not expired, could bt
summarily discharged from the service Of
the city.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, the ordinance was
again laid upon the table and ordered to bs
On motion of Mr.. Anderson, the COMMITTEES
on the Fire Depar tment were au uthorized to In.
cur such expense as might be necessary To
operate the steam fire engine.
Mf. burr presen ted q petition from the
Richmond Railway Company asking a modi.
ncatlon OF the ordinance under which the
company was organized. Accompany ling i,
was an amended ordinance, which, with the
special committee, consisting of Messrs Grat-
tan, Denoon and Richardson On motion the
President was ADDED,
Mr Grattan offered the following, which
was adopted:
ffsaived, That committee of three be ap
'elntsc with instructions to prepare an ame nded
chafter 10 the city of Richmond, and report the
IA &sae o me CouEe'l IN time tor an apple ,tion to
Olt. to have the charter amen ed.
On motion of Mr.. Scott, a resolution was
aospIed authorizing the Committee on the
FIRE Department 10 dispose of such engines
and other apparatus are not necessary for
the use of the Department -.
a petition from John + Siedd whose ex-
puision from the Second Market was to take
erect on the 1st OF November, was reed. IL
ASKS that the time bs ex'ended 10 the Ist of
Decent Der, on the ground that he had not time
10 dispose OF his stock on hand.
Ihe ayes and noes being called, the petition
was lost by the follow ing vote:
Ayes Messrs. Anderson, Burr, Greanor, Hill
and richardson's.
oes Messrs. Crutch6eld, Denoon, ,Giazebrook,
urattan, rfhn. Scott, and sannders-7
Dr. r. w. Roddey, a mem ber of the Council
from Madison Ward, rendered his resignation,
In consequence OF his removal from the city
Received
A communication was received from D. nj
miller, announcing that he had finished the
DOCK OF re-arrangiug the wards, which on mo-
tlon, was referred TO the Committee on FL
nance.
Mr.. Richardson offered a resolution, which
was adopted. authorizing the Finance Com
mlttee to Inquire into the expedency of in
cIeasing the salary of the Clerk of the First
Market.
The Council then adjourned.
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IA Wire and Sieve Factory..-The un-
de 81 gned having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSINESS, on Pearl street be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention OF merchants and
the public generally to his stock. He manufactures
superior K ILLING SCREEN WIRE. tor mer-
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCRL ZEN
WIRE Also, RIDDLES and SIEVES of all
kinds; BIRD Gag Es; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK Fob BOOK
CASES, DOORS, WINDOWS, &c. Also, CORN,
SAND, and GUANO SCREENS.
"a Prompt attention given to orders.
g. W. JESSOP, Pearl st; be low Cary,
se A-Im Richmond. Va.
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Corrsetion.-In the notice Of the fall Of a wall,
yesterday, IL was stated tAassthe house was In
course OF erection by j, u. Watts + but we
have been since In for "a ed that the hnildars are
Messrs. Hudgens Il Collins. 9#
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MINUTE MKN.-In Abbeville, s. O., a rect-
ment OF MInue Men has been formed. con-
sisting OF eight companies, bering sixty
men each. They drill as u regiment, and in
the ranks are some of the most prominent me N
of the district.
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END OF THE TROUBLES Il

IND op he hOL bLES "A lcLteT Qu leu n
rlanna, Fla, October 18Th, speaking of the
recent dific ulties in that State, says:
The ipsurrec tionary war in Calhoun county
is al an end. Peace reishs in the disturbed
district. The supremacy of the law has been
Vindicated The parties accused, as general
thing, submitted u the authorities. seven.
teen have been committed ON a charge of IN r.
der, ten for assault with intent to Kill and Il
large number We're required 10 find securities
To keep The peace. Thirty three committed on
d charge Tor conspiracy.
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kILLkD.-Dr. Scott J ones, a wealthy farmer.
near Winston, N O., was shot and killed las I
week, by Lewis Juscore, one of his tenants. at
the house of the latter, whittier he had gone
TO notliy him to quit. The murderer was ar
rested.