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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
Arrived.


Steamship Empire City MCGOWAN New.Orieans Jan. 20. VA
Hevana zoa Indse pass to NJ o. RebsrA Ha had head
winds d Of the passsge-
Steamship Huntsve, Post Savannah nd,e and pass Fl.
g. CTOmH ell 4
Steamship Jse.towa, Skinner Richmond, udse and pass
20 Lqdan hsincken Passed gong into Hampton ads.
barb fenoBt Of Lsimoe snd brig
AUsee0uI passed schI bouua ~ with loss OF foresaI
Ship fanporo, Lester Shanghai 80 days. passed Aer Nov.
with tsIss Msgi and b-res for NewYork Nov STRAITS
CasIar signal, ship MOI pire shanghai Ne
Dec H. lat D. D. lon n e. ship Argonant from Foo Chow for
for London, 18TH lot 8, ~ lon "a sgnaes ship Caharins
tLr FROM Zanzibar London; tine, ship fame
on Zealand for do. 18th lat "a o. IG ~ ssnalea
ship 1huse tLr from Whaupoa for do Jan. ~ Tat 81 49,
NJ lon 20 a. W passed bscE hip t for the Hole in the
Wall with single oPsy ads and showing white square n>
with letter in IT, 2S'h OF Abescom Light, took P!oiFOm
ship prague Gle.pie, Rotterdam 81 days. dse. 20 80
Atkins Co while running in the Downs. Joseph s
Newi ok fell FROM the forey ard overheard AMI was
eyery ,de hn The D. 5. expe-j
risRc-d vrT5 heavy weather on the passage. 90
Bank Agnes a. James tbr of aInouth, n. 81 Perry Gas
- day. Richard irwin; vessel - thos James
Experienced h-syy weerly gales on the passages SoVe OH
waiks, lost and Spir sails, &c.
baIk Flash taupbe Vera Cruz jan 10 hides kc TO hn
goD From Vera Cruz Havana had light estie since
strong NJ and ~ W. winds jan b. lat - a. lon - ~ picked
Up thai ued in the hsIoor Of Havana I'd
sclr isuIa A. JckDsOn Day Ns~6ern, N c. sdsy', naval
stores DAVIS Il lines.
sShr ro~ey, Lue Eg HabOr days |d.s to MASTER
Sctr. W. IT, smith Scott, wilmington, N u tesys naval
stores 90 MeCreeoy Mott q Co.
schr. E. Howard, Nickersop, Galveston Is days conr
Doogei bi ksnshaw and schr Nate FIELD ali Tor n.
Yok.
scbr David Faust MOander, Wilmington, N c.. days rs
val stores II ustor
Steamer Delaware Cannon Phnadephis and Cape may mose.
and pass. b. Perkins
Steamer OpprAy kenney Providence, mdse TO sssc Ode
Steamer feuei Bsier, Providence mdse to lease odeh
Withholding the day from N W. to sd W., at Top To-
very fresh from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

AsSUERsARY OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
BROTHERHOOD The Tenth Anniversary of the Pro.
testani Epifcopal Brotherhood Of New-York was
celebrated Last evening at 81. Thomass Church
of Broadway and Houston-street. The church WIS
crowded. A sermon was preached by the Rev. DIR.
Nor, an and collection taken up in aid of the Cnary
Fund of the Brotherhood. The Annual Report Of tue
Society was read but owing the inexperenee of the
youthful sexton, Mr.. b. w. Williams, our reporter
wss seated where he could neither sec nor hear the
reader.
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Ny TelegFupk.

NORFOLK-Arr. In HAMPTON Roads, Jan, a. bark S~sh
PAX Jonsous leland Wis Prinambuco with foremost spurs
Reports wbslsr Lespder Of Mystic, was reinaroae
leaking had Discharged her oil on boTd the schr Osn OF
New.i orb. There very few Am vessels there. -
Also sch. Ssla she has below Cape hniy
and OF by wrecker lost non ssvedi Nesse IN
pie'tV soOo ,ondni . =. =, n.
IHARLE TON Jn2L-Tle U. S. NJ. steamship Nah'Le
an. here this (caiudAyl momiuk.
ALfANDhIA- All. Jap. 20, brig Crawford Sombrero.
WILMINGTON n C-Arc Jan ~ brig Johu bsIns" ~, "A
FORT LAFAYETTE, Jan 20 sun'et No m~Ha V'
vessels IN sieLt. MinS fresh 4; ~esthsT clear - A.,
HIUHLANDS, Jan 90 sunset-A snip IN he $3.50
In tow OF the YANKEE. No signal Wind Hsh' D W. "
c,ear. -. 4, .;,h. Wind
moderate, S. weather clear
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Arrived.

Steamship Circassian (Br Campbell, Galway 9TH tn Via
ST. Johns n. f. 2 ndse and IA American Express
U. 3 NJ steamship Northern Light, Tinklepaugh, Aspnwal
Jan d. specie als d. b. Aleu-. Arrived Oh he
battery s :S0 2rh nst at p lat % &c. Ion. - ~
spike bark coward Everett, vi Boston, for Baltimore.
Steamship Fulton, otton, ana Southampton Jan III,
IND w s. DTaytoD. Jan 70 lat ~ o. on.
paved baikrgred propeller bound w. The experienced
heavy ny gales the entire passage
Steamship Locust Point, French, Charleston dse TO H. b
Cromwell Co.
baIk abr ns DR. of Yarmouth n. ST., Frances ssh Cay,
T. T., 4th inst sat to master jan H. lat IS 90 Ion y u,
spoae schr j. iaus hence for Turks Island sAne time,
,poke ,thr COdovs rom harblehesd for sasas 20 inst lat
Bank Dawn L. b. Chase bunos AyTes 80 days dry hides,
&C. 70 nods CushGan Dec H. sid from Bu.nos AJes
%. til, aid. from Monteyiieo at a Jan 49, Let.
% t; 49, spoke ship understood 10 be the lula tro
Live, pool bound to Bali Wished to be reported
Brig Bacs6b, shrOud Mansanilla JAN II, ogwood &C., 70
scbr 9.iy Helen of enwood, L. IL Hutchinson Pernau-
buco Jan 2 sugar TO master
scb james Mlr (snasted Miner Mobile is days, cotton.
scI Osrtrade. Campbell Charleston days cotton,
&C., TO hon.r Potter IL Co.
Sobr d. W Sanders Farrell Eewbern N C., dsyi cotton
&C., to Jonas Smith 4 ca.
scLr Ly da ann, Weaver Alexandra for Elssbethpor
ScLr kApIess, OsgOod, Virginia days
scbr GeJ J.. Green, Or en- Baltimore days.
Scbr Sias VIII t, Rogers, st George Me- for Sandy Hook
very weather the passage st deck load
scbI wythe, Tuttls Richmond day, -four H. Pierson
,ehr. John Perkins, coOnbs Norfolk ssys corn to J. G.
Loyal Scranton, Landsrs Savannah days. cotton &C.
sehr Sophia Godfrey Russell Buens Vista days. corn to B.
N Fox
stesm.r Dawn Perry New-Bsdsord mdss and pass to Bar
StesneI Penguin wi,nx Providence mdse. to Isaac a,u
Steamer Pelican Adreh, Providence md.e 70 Ode
sAILED-sesuships Elnburg (6L Liverpool Star OF the
South, Savannah NaTlon lhsrleeton Yorkt Jwn Nook
ships American Esge london; Pacific, NewOheans; bd,
Lillian, Saysnil a schT. Chas ii. Cook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

ST. THoxAs Jan. lO-1he bde 'ronstais Sot ooaee''a,
pss i,om sutiua for BostOn, with cargo OF sugar ana
iasses, arrival here last evening hsAlps '0hl' 'S
hour. -. ~ a, n, -, n.xi.a "a
no,,,N'ro las 20 AZ n, ed here in sl,sky coni ION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

seomshp Edfubrs for 2ueen.',cn ga Lfs'pse'1cs.s
J. d. F.nb.ron T. shaw Mrs Hell and seiya9,, hrs
Matthew Mrs A. Sullivan Capt Fireman. 1oeaeo-
Total 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

leaving surplus on h'nd poSs| "
Messrs. RsyDor Sc Blackwell have sold one lo' on
the south eide of 59ibss $50 f. We of 7hav, front
ing Central Park 25xlOO2, for $3.50. They also
rsuort the sale of lots of land the southwe CO..
ner of Broadway and ssthS each 20 # front, 25l in.
rear 90 f. in depth on Sshst rs fl. in depth on the
south line, for 800.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
Imports of Foreign Dry Goods and General Mer-
chandise at the port Of New-Ycrk for the week and
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yTAIUABLE COAL MINES to LEASE .

LLiNolsIh. Jude signed are prepared to eA'e yrs
tenn OF ?syras ,he welllnown aud productive Cod va
,iuaed 81 CAS- yNnr Illinois, nine mites nom the Ky
ou th,u. of a. ho and Nssis ipPl Railroad, sn0
~ ,hs UEkMAN MINING COMPANY. THESE mine S ns,s
complete wou order and capable u producing nom ~ *
$50 brsttls OF coal per day. Also, suitable usbS
uin,s ard coed Dwellings, on the premises
ale above ysnahe lease will be sold 10" a. the
unable give their time aud attention TO the on,
For further inorma ion price aud terms adde's iV
W WlMER 60. Real Ia ate Agents, 81 Loas, Mo- "
8. DRAPER No. 20 Pias-sA
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TIE businsss at the Clearing. House to-day WIS ST.
6s3723 The total exchanges for the week ending To-
day were sl29 ,79l So, being daily average of
S2I ,965 u against $22 8l3 i7 IS for the week
ending Saturday last. The of specie daring
the eek bias been rather in favor of this city, and
with the California arrival and very small foreign
6raiD ii ia supposed the banbs in their nday stare
ment will show further Of bullion, notwh
standing the absorption Of s6r0 OGC during week by
the Sub. Treasury. The Bank loans also, we presume
will show an increase. We notice sales by Messrs.
Thompson Brothers of $4,000 New.York State &c,
1885, at 1861 lG52 and $50 900 by other parties, a.
about the same rate. This nearly clears tue market Of
IBIS description of security. Monday 10 the last
day for mailing bids for the Government
So, 1916, to be opened by the Secreta-
~ of the Treasory on Tuesday next. The
amount is small and will probably all be taken at a
tife over par Money shows increasing ease, and
some irst-csss acceptances have been passed at &
celt to-day, and Leading ak months paper a. 7a7l
cent. Demand loans are 5a7 y celt and the
supply Of capital abundant. The Northern Light, from
aspinws ell, brings $9i 500 In gold. The Pacific Mail
COMPANY advanced tie rate of freight by their last
steamer which induced some shppsrs TO give their
gold TO the Vanderbilt hne. The Mercantile Mutual
IL su anoe Company has declared II dividend Of y
cent, payable February IL. The Fifteenth Aunnal
Report of the New.YIk Life Assurance Company
exhibits balance Of tl,767, 1863 81. The Trustees
have declared u scrip dividend Of 30 y cent on all
olcies for the whole term of life now in force and
which were issued prior to January l. 1860; and p
cent interest," in cash. all previous dividends, pay
able on and after the let of March next, those hold
ing ceriihcstes and to be allowed in settlement of
next premium policies ron which notes have been
received.
Report of Specie export from the District of New
York fIom 23d to 18th January. 1860. inclusive:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

kAsUAIssIos OF BEAUTIFUL SLAVE "A young
female, OF almost classic beauty ABOUT Is years Old
nearly white that the tDge of African blood in her
veins was scarcely erceptIbe ana perfect enough in
form and feature 10 have served az model for Il
Proxes or a Power, wac yesterday minumtted in
the Probate Court by wel-known New-Orleans mer-
cbl,t. Her countenance was bsamng, expressive, and
intelligent her DARK eyes brilliant melting aud tender,
and her general appearance qnJe spottueAe, o wing
IaItly 10 the worm of consumption thai was evidently
feeding on Der cheek she elegantly at ired aud
pOiLt Of personal appearance would have contrasted
iavorably with the most fashionable Fourth street
belle. CinciDnat Enquirer, jan 81
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N,v.yowx AND H.strx R.ltSo.p Co,

INTEREST COUPONS cf,he SECOND NOR =.
l GAGE BONDS and BONDS OF 1861, will be paid At "
Treasures flee. and after fch i,,,so>, ,,,,s
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Receipts Of Produce.

Receipts Of Produce.
Tbtf bp ali Routes jan rs TT bills Flour ltO00 bu.h
Com so do Oats, lJ0 pkEs Provisions $50 do Lard 0 do
Whisky. -
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g, 79o,6I4 si6, 6a2, 40 sls,S s55

Total 'SEJp Zof FSoI'vSi
Increase compared with that Of 819 SOI o4
The following is comparative statement of the
value Of exports from the commencement Of the ye1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

Tie Ncw.York Central X dlroad Company has lately
been making ali important addition 10 ia car conve-
nleb'er, namely, cOnirvoDce which completely COW
interfering with tbeir coupling or brakes ia the least,
hut rendering II impossible for any man ~ fall between
the ears or under The wheels. An attachment IS also
INT on the top OF the car by which toe brakenin caa
step from 10 the other without danger of falling
between them. II also serves 70 keep the patfjrm
Tree from rain. lee, and snow. These conyenences
all round
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

A SCHOOL TEACHER FALLS DEAD WHILE WHIP
PING PUPIL.-A scbooI-tescoer nnmed Or in Car
renter, in Aeghen, County, Pa iell dead on Wedues
DAY, While whipping pupil. IL Appeared IN evidence
that the lid whipped, whose lame - Joseph Smith, rs
a stoui, Leavy little fellow, aud being very unrdy
ard stubborn bog, was difficult to chasise lie, no
Doubt, deserved n whipping, bot the teacher was
ie,l, TOO do end fra 10 baodle him. There was no
evo,Sce that the boy struck cked the deceased,
and lie only mark upon the body slight abrasion
upon tie rig chees, caused by hs falling agant the
s.hool.houlfe wall The Jury consequently rendered
verdict tbst the deceated came 10 his death from fall
produced by men'hl excitement and over e1erton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

Pork f. Denpg, Para specie $1,000
Schooner Gun Rock, ATzoys Amer can Silver 2S0
Schooner Gun Rock, Arzo American Gold ESQ
Schooner Nstcb.ss Jscmel AmsIicsn Gold,...... BOD
Steamer Jura Liverpool American God........... $500
A dispatch from Chattanooga saysthat the gap 10 the
MissssiIp Railroad will be flushed tomorrow, and
the conn, ciion through to New Orleans will be made
on Sunday. The time between Nes-York and New
Orleans over thi, route will be only 81 hours.
Me-srs. Taylor Brothers. No. 76 Wall street, quote
Land Warrants as fellows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

Increase as compared with 1882 s2
The following table shows the total foreign imports
and exports all the ports of the United States for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1859:
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ihe Duchess of Leeds recently subscribed
tl,OOo in aid of the Pope. This lady is An
american, and one OF the grand daughters of
Charles Carroll, Of CarrolIton
The residence Of DIR. Samuel c. Beard, who
resides near the Blue Sulphur Springs. Mon
roe county. Va. was destroyed by fire las,
week '
Capt. VIM: Shands, Surveyor Of the mort at
petersburg, Va. died on the :ss2d inst He was
lot many years member Of the Virginia
House of Delegates.
The Protestant Association of Pittshuro
celebrated the three hundred and thirty firsf
anniversary OF Luther's Protest 10 the Diet of
Spires, on the 18th inst.
The "Presby terian Herald" announces that
the Rev. DR.. W. L. Breckinridge has accented
'he presidency OF Oakland College, Miss
u. +. Wilcox, late of New Haven. ia now
conducting school in Geneva. Switzerland
ior the education Of American boys,
The Legislature Of New York appropriated
x5,OOU for the purchase Of camp eu uipa 10 for
the Seventh Regiment.
St. Georges day was appropriately celebra.
residents.
Pat McCurley, of Baltimore. was blown
overheard and drowned, in The Potomac, Sat-
urday night
daily line Of fourteen first class propellers
has been placed on the route between Buffalo
Cleveland and Chicago.
Hon. w. A. @. Lawrence, late Speaker Of
the House OF Representatives of Pennsylya-
MIA. died Sunday, at Harrisburg. -,
The general assembly of the Presbyterian
Church 20. 81 will convene at Roches ter. N
Y On the llth Of May next.
Senor Tovar has been elected President of
the republic OF Venezuela. -
JOS Bailey was found drowned in the Poto.
mac river, near Fort Washington, last week.
Beauty and death make each other seem
md
DO not believe one-half that you hear. I'M,
make sure that you believe all you say.
Memory seldom fails when Its Office il ta
show us the sepuichres Of our buried hopes.
Hon. john Bell, OF Tennessee, has been in 81.
Louis for several days.
There were aa2 deaths last week in New
York, and 81 in Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25


SUFFERERs,
BROKEN-DOWN AND DENfLITATED Pro
FESSIONAL MEN,
We offer you the great X ES rOR RATiVE AND IN
VlGORATOk.
We offer It to all classes-it may savo valusbDo
lives. We do not balieve that any other Yemedv
has such . mass Of testimony.
HEAR-HEAR
THE REy;. 3. F. BROOKE!
BALTIMORE, Feb. eth. l0D,
MsssYs. Moytinssr + MorbseV:
The use OF YOUR Hampton . Tinet1Fe" " has been
actry great 6IesSsss to me and my family. The
effect It has had my throat disease has beoa eV-
rsuoHs. For FL suoh diseases MQst cordially 70
Pastor If the Eutaw n. &. Charoh.
AS AN INvIGORATOR.
AZ an lnviEoratOv and rest,ratlvo, whore gentle
stmu liant 10 wanted, Ne believe it superior 70 all
the COrdiels before the public a. esvs(ev Dyspe1-
sto, Cough, Seyafxta and RAssSsasssss, With al
diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels. ls has beon
truly success u TO the single and narvied We OdoV
the most valuable remedy, which Thousands vii:
FEMALES AND cafLDREN-rAis rINo-
rUkE will be fOuad . great medicine fOT a0 thels
diseases.
"a Call and get Pamphlets and sss ouree.
SGid BY PUkCELL, LADD CO., Riohwoad:
oy Or: COOKE, Fredstick.euIk; hx al the ,pIyG-
Sists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER X NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY Druggists cad shop
keepers everywhere. o1 per bottle; si1 bottles.
-. aD3-d&cWt0
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,,A The Great Virginia Remedy. asd ~
HHEsssyS;.;,HETERS rNFALLIBLE kEMElY
FOX EONNORRHRE AND Al IL NEE Il k1 MA.

EASESIThis great American remedy, ooutain-
lnk NO MercuIial or BalsaInlo properties. exeels
rative. restorative and renos atias powers; and
the medical world are astOnshed when told that
confounded when they have ocular 0omOnstra-
tons OF the facts. But the proprietor. Who hAs
knewn Of the remedy for twenty odd years, koa
known Of . case Of twenty year, staading 10 8
restored 70 perfect health and All other oaees %
exception. AID therefore CHALLENGES any ease Of
Gonorrh@s which the remedy will not euse. Dro-
on the part Of the patient; and any one perckNsan0
half dozen bottles, and using aQcordnaly, in his
or her case. he gua!antees . perfect cure; ard in
free Of charge. to oOmplsts the cuse, throusk kis
axents; and 2 cure will b elected without inco0-
venienCe 70 the patient.
Sold by HPPERsON 4 DuPuY, No. sm Bsoaa
street. and D.. A. STRECKE Err, Main street, Dina
NH SCd6m%
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a. The great draw back 70 perssns e-.t
grating to the extreme South and Wostevo com
~, is the fear they heve,G the isvsy ss1 asoo-
hears persons attacked By this disease sad made
heiyiess n short time, vithout a.y means d g.
fOrdinx Tele( In view Of the great demand for q
remedy. Pr. Ho..TErrkR has presented his osis-
brstsd "B.ttsrs." whose curative Dovers foF an
knOwedxsd. The 'Bitie!s," prepared altSr . loae
experience and deep study have received che ca
coin,ums OF the most emnsat Ih, sieisas, % vall
those who doubt their many virtues, all - caa ~
tivels. f.-.fr' 81 -
Solo BY drssgsts and dealers generally. svssy.
WA0F0. NH ls-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

The BCHEsAPEAKE AND ONO OArAI 10, .
ter. dated on Saturday, says that the damass
done at Dam No, on the Oheaapeako ard
Ohio Canal. by ths'fecent storm. is as follows !:
On the Maryland side, sixty i've feet Of the
emb0n kment has been carried avav tn tha
depth Of six feet, and has been carried TO the
bottom Of the river. On the Virginia side. one
hundred feet have also been carried awav m
It 10 believed that it can be repaired in fifteen
days but 1t may take two months to complete
the renairs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Female Ro'c.-Mary Walsh, charged with be.
ing drunk ald disorderly and breaking down
partition wall In Mary Dryers house, and
trespassing ON Mary Walsh's premises and
breaking her furniture, were both before the
Mayor yesterday to answer for their sins.
Neither Of them, If their assertions were to be
oeiie eVeo. had Gone any wrong; uEd both were
surprised that they should be called mn 10 ).
swer for matters over which they had no con.
troll. The Mayor heard their vers ions Of the
difficulties in the neiehborhood, and conclud.
ing that they had INDUCED In the use Of bad II.
quor more freely than was becoming in ladies
Ieprimanded them for their conducI, and then
discharged them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

h, CeuSns, Cslds. HsaFseness, kc.-TAe
prevalence Of the above complaints st this seasOn
new specifics; and while some few may b g001,
many are useless and some even daasSr Srous. 70
10 to eonsult yoar family ph,siolan. or otheSviss
use use only snch remedies - long pablo exPeSieaoo
2 TYLER'S COMPOUND BYRUP Ov StM
ARABIC. OriGinsliy the fsvorits DrsseTistion q
family medicine. and without advsrtisisS, Sss
continued u enjoy ?, Er?wins Tsp1tasi0a Tor tho
charm; and in chronic Gases, B5oaoh,tis, hooS-
ing Cough; CrOup. Asthma. kc., il 10 uscd vi{h
Sold BY Fisher Z Winston. Meade Baker, n.
bOdeksI, 70, at = cents -! bottle and in on eiS-
Per box; Prepared 81 J. BXLNEK. fbsr1scsS.
list, baltimore, Nd. fNLGS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

METHODIST G ENERAL CONFKRKNCe-On
the first of May next the Quadrennial Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
meets in Buffalo, New York. The delegates
will number about three hundred, represent
ing all the free and three or four Of the border
slave States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

The Court Of appeals Of virgin'a. decided,
yesterday, the case Of Timberlake et ais rs.
Undertakes executor and Others involving
the question decided in bailey rs. Poindexter.
Williamson rs. Coalter, etc, aud Affirming the
principle that q mas: :er cannot gave. in auv
degree, the option of freedom 10 his slave
THIS case fsome OF the msmbers VI the bar
think goes further in deciding aeniust free.
dom than any which has preceded It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

REV. DIR. POMEROY FORGIVEN. The Rev.
DR.. Pomeroy, the clerical defaulter, upon
whom was successfully practiced the conf
dence, or extortion dodge, has been forgi ven,
and received into full communion by the First
Church in Bangor, Maine, of which the too
confiding doctor was {: member.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

TORNADO-TscoL Lirss Losf-On last Satur-
day evening, near Velvet Ridge, in White CO.,
one Of the most terrible hail storms ever wit
messed passed through that neighborh0Od.-
The hail stones were Of inconsiderxble size
and after the hail storm had passed over, every
indication OF settled weather appeared. About
this time, however, they heard y tremendous
roaring, when on looking oas they saw
: black cloud. which, sihough smsil, ap-
dawn and tsaring up syerythiaG tn fis path
Mr.. Joseph Ac1in saw from the direction that
ths cloud was coming that IL would strike his
house, and attempted TO escape the fury Of the
wtDd, as Il was but streak 0f some two hun.
dred yards IN width; bnt IN doing 20, thsy
we're capSht IN The wind, and nose knsw The
lats OF the othss NATL aftsr the fssyF OF tAs
stogQ had somewhat atAted, Whea HI. Aclia
found Two OF hts daughters all mansled aud
tA,rn. aud several 0f his family badly won pded,
The danghters VI ~ Acjin are ths onIy Hives
lost g lsr as hsasd lroa. TAs damage done 70
farus<re 70 the los of stoeka, and the blDWiue
down Of unber ard sacse. = almost incrsdi.
biz .--6sateV( ALL Eax'e. s@s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

NEGRO kILLEn.-A negro man, belonging to
Samuel Pannill, of Campbell county, Va,
was shot and killed few DAYS ago by a man
named WoodaIl. The negro had ran off from
his master, and was found by Woodall, who
ordered him to stop, which the negro refused
to do. and on running off was shot and died in
about three hours
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

HoMIcIDE-About ten days ago two white
men, Josiah Corbiu and John Wood. had a
difficulty together in Norfolk county, Va
Corbln beat Wood with an oar in very Sc.
we're manner. and inflicted such injuries tina I
he died from the effects Of them Monday morn.
ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

OC0HN'T TO HAVE ALLOWED IT-At Mem.
pms Tenn, few days since, the Recorder
nhea termegant woman $40 for whipping her
husband, and then fined the husband S5 for
permitting himself to be whipped