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South Carelfna Enterprise.

At q collation. given in Boston ON the occa.
sion Of the trial trip Of the pioneer Of lire
Of steamships between Charleston and the for
mer city. 1t was stated that the first 100 miles
Of railroad built in the world, was built in
South Carolina that the South Carolina Rail-
road Company was the first in the United
States to run successfully . locomotive engine
ON railroad, and the first to carry the U. s
Mail; aud that Charleston was the first port
In the Union to build an ocean steamer, to e.
tablish . Port Society. to establish Sailors
Home or Temperance Boarding House, and To
establish Marine School for boys.
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AJefferssn 1nsnra nee Cempaly,
f--..f { -lsf, OF SCO1 TSVILLE, VA.
t.-t- DIRECTORS: ..-..., e., .
WV. NJ. WADE, T. r. LBw.s,
JOHN D. L8wIs, JAS W. MASON,
HENRY CAN'T. p
- VIM nj. WADE, Pres't.
Jas. W. TyLRR, Secretary.
The undersigned has been appointed Agent OF
the JEFFRRSON INSURANCE. COMPANY Of
Scottsville, Albemarle county, Va. AID 10 pre-
on Buildings, Furniture, stocks Of Goods, Ma.
chipery and other property. Marine INSURANCE
on the LIVES OF SLAVES, all on the uery best
terms
In this substantial company, located in sold
virginia" he is prepared to ace good nsks. as
above rec,ted and promptly to issue policies
properly drawn up al to meet the wants and
project the interests of his patrons
Please call and confer with me.
je 2O-5t THOMAS NJ. ALE RI END, 18th st.
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n ~ TINGS COURT JUDGE
JUDGE should pOsssss. are possessed BY WIN. II.
LYONS, viz superior judgment. krmness. decl-
sion, industry, activity and energy. He 10 Per-
fsctly fsmillar with the general routine Of court
business; has he'd large expe!ience IN the lower -
nal practice. and 10 wthsl respector Of persons
Voters Of Richmond. who desire his election, cast
your votes - early in the morning q. you can.
- A-lt' ftf A MERCHANT.
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YNANTED-CAkPENr Carpen-
w ters wanted on south slte Of D,Sk. cpycs,te
Libby ID y 4 :, Bur'on''' H. j. WHITE q co.
WANTED-A WHITE NJ RISE; Apply to A.
At ny Z. house. cor. I'd and Main e. GRAHAM
WANrED-so GOOD LABoRERS. Who arc
1864
q o els for ss
= o nfs fEsss sad
ss apply q old ''"sa Sn f nsp IT,
WANTED-A WASH W0MAN-At, tho Ar
w hngton House corner Main and 9th streets,
Of sOod character need apply. je 3-ts
WANTED-nVusE the Ma
w Ti0NAL AND STATES RIGHTS PAINT.
aoa hSE tho :sah qS:
wages and steady employment will be given. Ap-
Ply = q a ssSS'''0 J. MONROE CARTER.
TNANTED-A WET NURSE. immedIateiy.-
two Doors o1i thus Sa side side q Is,sh. A'
WANTED.-NURSE.- viah to hire ioI the
81 M middle e: se: ONE sss vii
"0''a' ''''' kuH q L HOLIDAY.
w sale Grocery establishment. Ono Who 10 well
acquainted with the trade puTchasins in this mar
keg and possessing Other requisite qualifications
may secure pleasant situation, ut liberal sa.Ary
A single man preferred.
Address. with real name, "GROCERS."
je l9-0
WANTED.-As itustion a. nj ANAGEk ON A
w FARM ID wanted. By . Virginian of IN
doubted and acknowledged character and skill in
and HAY crops. and superior manager Of negroes
largo farm to manage preferred. Satisfactory
WATT l. Co.. Riehmond. js ls-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

I LIBERAL PREM UM.-.Among the pTemi:
IL ans offered by the Virginia susie Asrcuitnysi
koeisty and Ceatssl Agricultural Society Of Viz
eini., 10 the following which. OWNS to ~ nees:-
sity for ltO early AaAouneauent, 10 pubaished m
advance Of the rest, thai coIapetitnfs may = eA;
abiod to make the necessary moasuse mone OF LAD0
for testing the aeFsabls product OF thsir vAsAs
For the largest psoases. ysr snrs. Of fssn.
Wheat Irish Potatoes. kWeet Potatoes. A10 Tus-
MIA an one fasm, PROVIDED tAat not lsss tAAa ton
sdlossine acres y saltivased in corn and Tor q
jeinins aeIss Y 49, scS not - sAAa one "a
Vpecimsns Of tie esoDs 70 - exAibited, With
written dsscrsetica Of the Dods q snitavasaOas
and the force employed.
n Silver CosnnsoDie q he vslne 81 oloo.
~xT az ~ '''' CTHS. n. WILLfAns.
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~ FEE q 6nAcAEERhHG 50 AID
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IT, - 49, 20 ~ sssss!ss = se. ~. Sssse
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8: 9 :.:ss:ss. =. :s - =: =: ~
scS q - anoskes fasa of u 49,. gosae q u
'l ". 81 's's' 7 =. rihi E HlsSs s 56S.
S'aLzAs txlIz[ i SsyH61 F Va
y i9lgSz 3 g lssss ~. ~
e. s: = 80 ~. e: = q! So.
'Sss -. laas1
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

Dangerous Cssdisioa.-Ye sterday afternoon,
VIM. 0iblin, who was literally cut to pieces
in fight on 18Th street. on the night Of the
10Th of May, was 30 dangerously III from his
wounds that little or no hopes were entertain
ed Of his recovery. .ss ss - 81 s.sssfss
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ExCUR SION TO DIN
EEss99ksFsoTEk .r P4TSsTs .i..,.fi c ASD
It's PECK. Capt !: c. GIFs"Rp. lifted M
neat STYLE for night travel viii m.ke an excursion
TO tho above places on SATURDAY EVENING
DAY EVENING thereafter. during the watss,nr
seas9n,) leaving the wharf a. Rockets At O cock
thence to PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK. and
fei p the n9xt evening Il CNpAY. )aavIng Nor
13.k At O'Clock, touch At Pc, tsmouth and Old
NJ :, Monday morning. "'
=, PAssAGK for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk md
fOfsmouth, and return. (meals included 81 so
No FIR 1iGHr TAKEN ON rRH EXCUkSION
EMlP. lie l-tSl H. o. HAsKlNS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

The Globe Lamp, for street purposes. just
patented by Mr.. John j. Fry, are far superior
to the ones now in use in this city, and will
no doubt supersede them entirely. The new
lamp only costs about one. halt as much the
old ones, gives double the amount of light, is
much neater in appearance, and much easier
cleaned. If the city adopts them tor her gas
purposes, the Council ought to have the name
Of the streets and cross streets painted on
them on the inside, SO that strangers could see
by night as well as by day where they WERE
The cost would be comparatively trif1iEg,
whilst the convenience would be very great
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25
SERVANTS FOR HIRH d SALE.

ErO0 HIAR.-l With to hire ont for the thses
L months Of our vacstlOns beginning Jaty let. the
following servants: A Nan, Who 10 capable and
honest house servant; . WOMAN, who 10 good
C0Ok. Washer and ChambePmaid. and GIRL,
: = : = y 7T'Ff71 >sl CHAH. n. WINSTON,
10 9S-ts Richmond Female lnstltute
CERVANTS ron HSR g-For the halancs Of
- the year, HOUSE SERVANTS. WITH one chli g
WASHER. For terme. apply TO- ~56
EDW'D D. EACHO. l4th street.
10 x-N Near Exchange Hotel.
LION SALG PRlVATElY-A likely yoang
: =. Nero WOMAN. APRlXsSsfiANp I BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

Dog Fights and men lights kept the police
very busy yesterday afternoon. Bad liquor
had no doubt besn freely imbibed, and, as q
conssQusa the quiet Of " Solttude" and
other localities on Cary street. was very much
disturbed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

Attempting to Stab.-Timothy McKugh,
white man. fell into the hands Of the watch.
men last Saturday night and was Gagged, for
doubt been taking on q little too much fire
water, and as q cOnseQ uence, got into trouble
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

n. Goods for Gentlemen and Royso
AT COST!
CLOTHS and CASSIMEREa.
Silk and MarseiIies VEeTINGS.
GLOVES HDKFS. and SUSFENDERS.
Large stock Of TIE celebrated BALBRIGAN
HALF HUSk, the best made, t..
Cotton and Linen SHIRTINGS.
ALSO-FOR FAMILIES:
Towelings., Napkins. Table Damasks, Linen.
Shootings and Pillow Linens.
: FOR FARM Frs:
Large stock of Goods for eervants' Summer and
Winter Clothing. PERKINS CO.
lie N-tJyl No 41 Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

Disehavged.-On the complaint Of Margaret
Sullivan, who said she had been assaulted and
beaten, Michael Fitx was arraigned before the
Mayor last Saturday, but the madam declin-
ing TO prosecute, Mixes cage door was opened
and he was cot ct liberty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

Grssd Concert Is announced to take place
. ut O'Clock this afternoon, At Believille,"
(Schad's 0arden,) and 1t night . grand illn-
mination. The music on this occasion, will no
doubt b very hne, and from the arrangements
making, the illumination will be an imposing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

s. ~ wfsf Esa*F 4 "a s8fss II
s - 1aD .aas.s Z 4sassz Eags. s-ss..s
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that, was placed at gentleman's door on
Franklin street, between 23d and gath, list
Saturday morning. The mother is known to
the police, and will probably be punished for
thus deserving her helpless infant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

-osHae- s.sas Asssessla .sfE ~. y'as :. .s'ss7a
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The Council will hold a called meeting this
afternoon, and if the Committee on the Fire
Department is prepared to report favorabiy, it
is to be hoped that an order will be made to
purchase for the city the steam fire engine now
being completed by Ettinger Il Edmsnd, of
Richmond. The machine manufactured for
the Russian government by these gentlemen,
through that city, and Notwithstanding the
fact that there are twenty similar machines iu
that place, the superintendent certifies that
the Richmond engine is the very best Of its
size he ever saw. The machine now being
constructed is precisely similar in pattern and
capacity to the one made for Russia, and the
City Council ought to purchase il by all means
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25
WANTS.

VITANTED-An Episcopal minister. residing in
w the upper TART OF tire State, wishes to pur
chase WOMAN, to cook and wash for his family
Anpty To Il. ARCHER.
ie 2-3t Tredegar Iron Works.
VJTANTED-CAkPENr Carpen-
w ters wanted on south side of Dack. Oppeslte
Libby l. BurtOn's. X. }. WHITE d w.
ia q -.2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

AHnh u. >. M. SIEAMSHn aVnm
3HN TOW N-FOR NEW YORK. The
S1l1lsaEss steamer YORKTOWN, Capt. LEWIS
PARRISH. viii leave here at I O'Clock r. NJ
TUESDAY, the 18th inst.
Excursion tickets issued to go and return by
either OF the steamers.
StaterOom and meals included for the very low
price Of SIS.
Passage to New York. meals and stateroo n in
cluded, $40. Stserago passage IS
Passage to Norfolk Same a. BY the river boats
Freight received to day, Monday, and up to the
hour Of O'Clock, A. NJ. Tuesday
Consig nses are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Freight for ROston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
Tickets and befths secured at our once or on
board the ship. -
i SG-Sf IIfnI.AM WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

SWISS BONNETS, made ~ the sknrtes, notice =
DRESSES and MSNTLES cut and fit PAT
TERMS for sale, and PiNKlNG done Mt
MRS. M. EVERETT'S,
Main street. three doors above 9Th. over
Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machine Office,
10 Is ST. No. N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

James S. Vanhorn were before the Mayor last
Saturday, to answer the charge OF stabblng
watchmen James Il. Grafton and James H.
Davis, and Granville Monteli, on the night OF
The LIST inst; but as one Of the witnesses was
absent the investigation was postponed until
Thursday next. Mr.. Grafton has SO far re-
covered from his serious injury as to be able
to sit up, and his physician. Dr. Bolton, thinks
he may be able to attend Court at the time de-
signated. The stab he received was most
dangerous one, and the wonder is that he had
not been instantly killed. Mr.. Davis was not
dangerously wounded, the knife striking his
breast bone; and Montell's cut was but super.
fciat, because of the instrument striking his
watch.
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vxIANTED-A WHITE NJ RISE. Apply to A.
w E. GRAHAN, corner of 18th and Cary SITS. or
At my house, cor. I'd and Main ets.
lie 3e-lt* A. E. GRAHAM.
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~ STRAYED OFF-AbOut two weeks
~ ago, a large black HORSE MULE roach
name and tail no marks recOlIected OK
Adcept a white spot in the name | will pay
reward Of SO for his delivery at my
residence. on Church Hill, or at my odice on lAth
street. near Mayo's bridge.
my hts G. B. LIPSCOMB.
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LOST AND eTRAYuD

~ LOST-On sunday. on the Caoitol
A~ Square, wbite Setter PUPPY. with
- brown spots on each ear and some on
back liberal reward will be paid for his dell very
at tho Tobacco Exchange, corner Of 18th snd Cary
sts. lie It'll 3. Z. SHEPPARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23
Williamsburg City News,

MAY DAY ExonUs.-The consolidation Of the Peck
slip and Roosevelt stree. ferries to Williamsburg
and the subsequent placing them under the con
troll OK George law, and also the increase Of
TIE iAre Ior loot passengers 10 three cents and
the refusing OF communication tickets to the residents OF
Williamsburg mas had the tendency TO ruin The prices o..
real estate in the latter place from the fact thai tenants
are unwilling to remain At the mercy OF an un
ferry company whose only desire appears to be 10 make
money irregardsss Of the Of the public 0, both
Cites On TINS account rents 10 Williamsburg have de
creased twenty per cent ana on the nrs, or Nav
general exodus to New ! ork Is expected.
AiLEGED OUTRAGE ON Child man named Pau, Nc
Dermot was arrested Saturday last charged with vim
latng the person of little girl only seven Years Of ace
the daughter Of Mr.. Charles Brennan.
MunSG TIRxKI "A meeting Of fremen favorable
to the election of Mr. f. W Jennings Chief Engineer
the Brooklyn, E. D., Fire Department held on Satur
day evening at Washington Hall. Six or seven hundred
persons were present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

FIRE AT STATEN ISLAND AT one O'Clock yesterday
morning, fire broke out in small building owned ana
occupied by Mr. Wiener, segar store and situated at
the head Of the dock at the Quarantine anng was de-
SHEDS fences gates and portion OF the dock which be-
cnged 10 the ferry company TWAS probably the work
Of IN inceudiary.
ANo1HRR FIRE AT STATEN IsANp-1HE FERRY Boar Hrycu
BACK NEARLY DESTROYED O'Clock yesterday Sunday
afternoon, flames issuing from the promenade
deck of the steamer Hunchback while lying in the basin
between Quarantine and Sapeton landings So rapid,
did the IRE spread, that in fifteen minutes the whole up
per deck was developed in flames After considerable ef
iorf the 7e above decks was eubdued and the vesee
scuted, which probably saved her hull. Her upper
works were entirely destroyed. During the FIRE. MAJ
named benjamin Brown recently married. was struck by
hook and probably fatally injured. Another man
name not ascertainedfe from the upper to the majy
deck, and was said 10 have been seriously injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23
The "Psny ExPrsss Route" TO CALIFORNIA;.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


Ny attention been drawn to letter In your paper
of the i2h inst from Great Salt Lake City, which repre-
sen<s that the pony express not running my route
from Camp Floyd to California, but Major Chorpennings'
have just called the office In this city Of the President
Of the Company, Mr. VIM h Russell, and learn that The
express is running ss follows
From Camp Floyd TO "Short Cut Pass " sixty four miles
on my route Of tho fall Of 1855 thsnce to "Hastngs
Pass one hundred and seventy miles, Chorpennng Is
extension of my route made that winter and thence TO
Genoa three hundred miles, my outward route Of
l3bethat s for than tw0thirds Of the way, from
Camp Floyd 10 California, the express s running on my
more northern route.
Chorpeunings hundred and forty miles
longer than nine and hence the reason why the Mail
Company, well as the express, have preferred NINE
The writer of the letter referred 70 says that on my re-
turn from Carson vaeyf ''struck Ch0rpennnes route
thirty miles west of Camp Floyd The truth is, never
struck bis route at all my return but struck my own
outward route at the distance mentioned from Camp
Floyd. and thus made the whole return route entirely
my
In regard TO the sneer OF the writer about wells with
out water on my routes have the qualification 10 know
mat me MAI Company, as we'll rs the pony express
which has recently brought intelligence from San Fran
cisco within an interval OF ten days, have been running
successfully my more northern route, and that ny
party well rs myself believed our more southern, or
return route though thirty miles longer still better in
spect to grade, wood, water and grass.
There be doubt, from the contemptuous manner
which your correspondent speaks Of my routes he
deceived by obers has been influenced by other thaa
Just motives. am, very respectfully, your obedsnt
servant J. III. SIMPSON,
Captain Typographical Engineers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

CARpYHAs-Bark YounF Amerca-C u W Browueii Jsnes
Eacauney. JameA BcDermott George
Steamship North American at Porslsnd-J N
Grant Patterson, Mr. Wilson, Fry. Charles Fry Peter
TAFT Mr. Surfing Mr. Duncan, lady and servant Mr. Parking
EdwSrt Saunders, Edward Randall Naah Dcherty NJ
Campbell, q Meersham j Kemp Mr. Robinson Cant a 8
Payne Mr. Worms Mr. Bumsei, Miss Bumsen and 69 in the
steersge
MISUNDERSTANDING Hurtsviiie--o Bart Thos WBson
] hudlewAcker, Carlisle, o Angle, Glib SlsH
ler Arnold Jas Donnelly, VIM trAzAr, Mosss Hart j
Muller Chss Lewis, thompson; Samuel Bates Richard
Mrs Lee Mrs Sarah Marks, Q Macomber, H weils,
Lsevens, outs korg, Tbos Bell Jr, William schuer~and
40 In steerage
RICHMOND. s&c.-s,eamsbip Jamestown--Jno Dnwcrth A
poid Robi Robinson. l. Crs nford Besrdsey n:
Narsh Apdw Gss Geo Richards 1hos Cannon Jes shaw
d Bait Jas Crohtrs I'd Harve Barron Jno Carthy
san Bvsns, Jas Chapman. Joshua Davis Hy Smith, Unaa
dell Creighton, Thea Pope Willard Kinrcadc James
Reilly BY Parker, Geo While, Sanderson-and n In ths
sieersEe.
DEPARTURES.
ekvkxwAH-Stea rsbip AAbNmA-T G o Reilly, Or Wats
VIM watts Hon John vautine and wife Charles Tnney John
Acfsmee Mrs Wood, Emily Cooper, John Greene
and wife, Martin Caderas Fundy, Charles Jones D
ssyes. and wife Mrs Bradley Mr. Booth Miss Cooper,
Andrew McCiachan and niece W Mclean, hugo Haael.
fins, Warner berick J l. Allen Vim wilkins, q b
Corites W Watkins, Goldman. @ Groom, Mitchell and
wife w Bright Johnson, Marx Bennett kmie Winner,
X Smith Irsac keiker, Poenaiss, Miller, W Her-
Der Fiiott Burlegh sad wife kns Dunlap. hrs Bios
.ohuher, Weed mrs BEeow, Dow, Aad four in 'he
steeraGs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23
Court Calendar-Thfz Day.

SUPREME COpRr-CJHC Part mos. 737, 5ls, 500
e4p 1885, 95e COS, e67 SOL 55, 473 esl $685. 981 1908
loo6 lo6e 10l1. 1ol3, 1917 Part Moe 1885, ia S4s
T2s $780, S64 $685. ST. no, s1s $780, $50, 1884, $780, S96
eO0 9o2, eC4, 342 672, TO, 100
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-No IS.
SurRyM CoURr-SpKuAL Tms-Nos. los, 49, 1853,
1885, ls2, 1 49, 49, III, 1885, las, l47 1853, 1872 163, 1885,
ia, 19s, l41, 1857.
SUPERIOR CouEr-Part adjourned for the term. Part
adjourned TO Tuesday next,
SUPREME CouErGENKRAL TERM --Netes OF issue for the
May General Term must be fled on before April Is
inst The note OF issue must state distinctly whether =
enumerated or non enumerated. Applicants for adnnis
sion to practice must fh their applications on or before
May o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

Mr. VIM BABcocK died at the residence OF bis son, in
Hope Township Warren county, N. Y, the 10Th ut
aged 1O6 years Mr.. BAbcock soldier in the Reyo-
luton and served at the battle OF Stony Point He was
native Of Rocklaud county N. " and had been living
with his in that county for the last eight years
Col WILLIAM MUIR. the accomplished historian OF The
" Literature OF Ancient Greece" has died lately in
England. he was born about the year 1900
The Dowager Countess EIGN, mother OF the present
peer, died lately In Paris.
Prince MCAN GNIn1S, Russian Ambassador st xadrii
died on EarSh 30, n Montpelier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23
Atrocities In Sicily.

.... -..
-. ..vr..,on%srt ~ ,hs Hs~siS" ChrouSo,s vouches
iol sno u"sn " VIC 'i~""s ~s' '
ID. n NJ p., ...-., a.. -, .n.,. n..a. =, O.
certain Cssimir cusmaDo who, being suspected peri
oufns, nsd Aken msn. sIws0a !. ~. ~ ~
mo nthy oupseons eHe pt - .ne ",ss.s, ~ - ~ s
est OF the latter, charmln9 ano oesnmn, gIl, ~
mai 60 70 y w. Msasms Cstsisno. o.
wife Of the celebrated advocate Of that name made sucn
~ 70 Ss s 70 Ssr be-
COMING for Ser Al he present
moment Eeonora Casmsuo residing at the conntry seas
Of tho Countess Rouchioe where she slowly recover
As REGARDS he fortune each oommissary each aler,
has his own way Of applying it, The details would pro-
ssiabsbed BY ocsl documsu,s and The reports x ~
medical officers The famous Ponto owes his Yeputa-
ton the kind Of torture he applies e psy ees Il
his MAILING The pa;emt III do,c cAaiv
sch an opts. york sent f,vrished val, rasor kos aHd
Aaui,g undeyneatA chofso diah Of burning coal
Inspector Louis Nsnacsloo, psmssake OF Director
General spules iron msnsces TO The Accused which sra
made to grip tighter and tighter II the sufferer stuhbsn-
In the slapg Of the SHIRT his d called the angelic M
strunentn
Jailer Bruno In the commasaxyship Of the odious
CAreca There Is prison 20 each commisssry's dstrt),
STRIP ns b Of his clothing and then We h ha
But one Of the satellites az the Director General tAAt
exce ali others evidently the famous Captain CAsm,ei,
PROFESSION and now an ocsr Of posce ana rich propris-
tor Sent BY Manscaco 70 the town Of NioosA 70 And
out the ASSASSIN Of certain Gorsonea sovsrn.ent OIL
cia killed out Of IN incident arising an eIhblon
his part Of incredible transport OF fryout Of thirty
individuals thrown into prison on The oet indefinite su
pcon Of being implicated In the crime. Chemici chose
two at haphazard 10 make example Of and assuage
bis thirst for torment The two Rosario
Chinere or the Vale d'0Imo, and Pxzolo-undeSwent
.ne most horrible treatment such - the csp Of
tne angeical instrument starvation beating 10 deaths
uoor, &C. without being brought to confess 70 IN oct
.ney mad never committed. This poicc funct0nary
snen sezeo on The wife OF Chmera . young and hand
s SOLE xoman; After having perpetrated On her Tho
h"t soOmmaoe violence, he had M hed nAh5 ~ q
~ a"o gooe her up TO tie brutality Of ~ ntSyj
H Sa a uTee ddy1 IN that aots wthsnt soltd
.shs. nsr sesa tne poor creature deposed That
hi r~ss nao sac formerly tnas ne should IKE 70
~. ~ in1 testimony. 20 obtained,
hrnb, 10 ~ srxen cow oy an onicer o. Justice
~ ,nsi,n~ - n"n1 ~ Vnemc re)ocea q having
n nrns " p.vS. Iesunec 70 tnc dungeon o. the pTi
Tnsu s,n ns;td ~ sn 49, ds M"s nao confessed
ausy s, pe,ssseu ~ 1cl ucnsl; ana ne t0en had re-
cU o. mOee o. 81 socr monssrous obsce,iy
s-s Pull = ano suneFess ~ nse
bsd tSs" U tSsn tsssn ,sn y. ~ Cne%c'
-. a.. oa, auon 49,. ~ VIZ. ~ uao onpV poeeoie,
~ ue tsoo wncic so eInao ~ Oommiucd 20 mas
sans ~ ,he ssssr,paS .,o~% Se.s w. soa t1e pre-
ws " ' =, ~ s D.v"s' ovsu sn1 svows1 o. tneR
sha o. ' re- etsc' spos wncp sney nad p ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23
Naval Intelligence.

Naval IHtbIIfXences
The United States steamer CRUSADER, lieut. Com. Mst,
arrived at Havana the morning Of 14.b inst and
10 leave same day for the eastern ports OF Cuba.