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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JULY %, 1860.

directed not 10 pay for any more STRENGTHENING work
done by days work. and until tae contract etc be
read0pted in accordance with the charter The resoln-
T., stated that the cost for the last half year was
create, by $40 900 than during the corresponding time
LAT year.
Mr. LEsr opposed the resolution, on the ground that
bad az the streets were at present. under the days
work sy stem they would beco ne infinitely until
the contract ~ stem should be adopted.
Mr.. PINcxsEr supported the resolution as proper
and neeofu this system Of days work should DO con-
deuped.
The Board adjourned 70 meet "Wednesday.
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Balance July RbUdOs %
The paper was ordered on fle.
The Board accepted an invitation from the Harlem
and Spuyten Duyvel Creek Naylgahou OGmpan! leu
lem River with view to ascertan the possibility OF
crcumnavigahDg this island. ,;..;..
Tic ordinances adopted by the Aldermen 10 DIVIDE
the Fourte nth and Nineteenth Wards inlo more con-
v.n,ent election districts were concurred In.
The Committee on Salaries and Offices reported In
favor of inc easing the salary of Edward Ewin 81,
.,;ntendent of Street improvements, to the sun Of
81 900 TO take effect from the LIST OF January looo'
The paper was laid over under the rules N;n
The Board eoncurred to permit the Ninth avenue
Railroad Company uhe Eighth avenue Railroad Com
psuy willing 10 run their cars on the temporary track
IN kfy fourth street, TO and through Eighth avenue
alongside the Central Park.
Nj SHAW offered resolution that the Controiier w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

New PosT.OFPICE ORDER.-The Postmaster Gener-
al under the provision of law which req hires the pay
ment Of exceeding co cents carriers fee on let
tiers collected through the street boxes otherwise
and taken to the Post-Otce TO be transmitted in the
mail, has directed that hereafter cent each be
charged for carrying letters to the office, and prepaid
with stamps.
This order has arisen from the mpossibpty Of sup
porting the carrier system Including such service from
the fund arising from tie delivery of letters that
the fees for the delivery Of Letters received by the mails
has been reduced from two cents to one cent. Thus
the fee for carrying letters to the PoS0cs for the
mails Is the same as the fee for delivering letters
ceived by the mails.
City letters not for the mails but TO be delivered in
the city, not affected by the ORDER They
subject to postage of cent only, whether they 60
into the hands of carrier or not.
The following is the official notice Of Postmaster
Dix:
Posr.OpYcE NKw-YoRK July DC, 1860
The has directed that be charge
aud pre- paid on collected through the
otherwe aud taken this PosOhee to be transmitted the
persons therefore, dspositns ee Tor the mail, In the
other boxes pro, BY the United States
such letters ax to each blue stamp
In addition the required pay The mail postage
The tho General viii IKE effect the t
Of August prox. JOHN a. DIN, X. II.
RETURNED IN DIsrREss.-The brig Augusta. Capt.
Cole, from Eizsbehport for Boston, loaded with COAL
while going out Of Sandy Hook On Thursday night,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

ALLEGED IsAcCuRAcY OF THE TINE BALL.-Mr. c.
Becker writes to The Courier and Enquirer in refer
ence to the accuracy of the Time Ball on the Custom
House, as follows:
The Time Bel, has been in motion about months and has
been observed by every day except June Is The time
ser, ations with Transit supported
by two sclocs The meridian has BEEN deter
mined by this 1rars with great accuracy and the Ss
seconds time which the Custom House situated more west
my observatory have been III calculation The time
Almanac which Is hours So minutes west OF Greenwich
g. H. and a. on which the ball either did not drop at ALL
dropped at least minute out Of time These are cse'
which are not hi the fractions Of minutes vii
which said ball drops indeed little large and therefore
very dangerous for naygaors who this bah for regulating
the chronometer For instance the ball dropped to-day,
July 26, SO seconds too slow.
July rs ~ seconds too fast.
june II Sc seconds too slo w.
June S, "a seconds too fast
June 0, seconds too slow.
The Time Ball has dropped during the 81 months II has been
In motion such irregular scale except from May ID TIL
May 81 when there only difference Of 02 seconds
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TAdyertiement.l
EAT EAsrBRN

STRANGERS VISITING the GREAT EASTERN
should the city without visiting the Pheuoegca Cab.
Cabinet containing Of the Isreet collection. Of Huna.
Heads Bu &C. In the world This great Cabinet Museum
contains Thousands of Busts and Casts from the heads Of s
dD g1hed men that ved-empsrors knss, qseen
statesmen Some of the distinguished OF and ohss
couues-waors explorers navgstor discovsrsu nveuto
authors poets doctors dvnes and iawyeu Also Skulls hamss
Csribs Fthe.ded Indians Egyptian mumnnes pirates rob
bes murderer, and thieves Also Paintings add
and citizens will find this Museumalways open snd
agreeable place to Witt Pbrenolog Char with fall wrisu
descpt Of character Mr. FowLHa, when desired
at No. 300 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

TONES REvoLvERs.-We give below the number OF
prisoners committed to the City Prison as Migrants and
dsordery per-ons and transferred to the WorkHouie
on Black wells leland by the Commissioners OF Public
Charities and Correction, on transfer list No. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon in their own
room. which has been undergoing repairs and cleaned
during the past month. The walls and ceiling have
been painted and decorated and the chandelier ana or
namep,s have been improved in appearance. new
carpet has also been laid.
Mr. JesEs, the President, occupied the Chair.
Mr. Warren, the Deputy Controller, transmitted the
weekly statement of balances receipts and paymenIs
chamberlain The folio wing is recsPtuation:
Balance In Treasury July ls........... S55O l3a "a
Recepts from all ou during the week 32s,$l -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .sseo,1s7 80
roaa ga
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A PERPLEXITY.

To The Editor Of The ~ y Tyiouns.
Sir: According to the present way Of voting, sup
pore IAN wishes to vote for certain candidate for
President, but does not like the candidate for Vice
Precedent on the same ticket. How shall be vote
Yours respectfully, AFOrER.
For both, or for neither, just as he sees fit. Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

The Young Mems Democratic State Convection
Of this State will assemble next Tuesday at st. NcaO
las Hall, Saratoga and very large meeting is ex-
pecred Edward l.. Corlies and J. Augustus Page Of
this city have been the scene Of action for several
DAYS, drinking Congress water and preparing to ruu
the mscbins Joseph l. Corhes, accompanied by
Messis. Charles II. Hunt, John f. Horn. and Henry
j. Campb H. leave this city for Saraoga late this at
te,noop and field review of their forces viii be had
next Monday-his Honor Mayor Wood acting as In
srector Of Pipe-Clay.
"A 'Iincolo and Hamln Club" was organized
in Shawangunb, Ulster County, on Saturday July Il
-Dr.J. w. Ward, President; j. r. Tallmadge, IL.
Deyo, S. B. howell, A. n. Deyo, and ID. Crawford,
yice.PIesicents James G. Graham, Corresponding
Secretary; A. Bowen, Recording Secretary; K.
P1uyn, Treasurer.
"A prominent Republican in New-Jersey writes us
that the Republican is steadily improving" aud
from the beet information which our correspondent
can gain om all parts of the State he thinks the vote
in the State will be about l07 OOO which will be divided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

Police COMNIssI0NEKs.-N the meeting OF tnIi
Board yesterday, the following transfers of Ssrgeanti
were made:
Deee from 1st to the 9th Precinct.
Wintringham, from the I'd to the 9Th Precinct
Deyoursney from the 18th TO the 9th Precinct
Swazey, from the Sd to the I'd Precnct
Macksy from the I'D to the l4th Precinct.
Glenny, from the 9th to the 18th Precinct
Mcconnell, from the 9th 10 the 18th Precinct.
Buchanan from the 7th to the 18th Precinct.
James Petty, from the 9th to the LIST Precinct
Wemyss from the 14th to the LIST Precinct
Lent fre the 9th the Sd Precinct
Mathews from the l4th TO the 3D. Precinct.
Bogsrt, from the sth TO the 18th Precinct
Mckelvey fro the 18th Precinct t) Broadway Squad.
Lush, from the 18th TO the 9Th Precinct
Falou from Broadway tothe 18th Precinct
Miner from the 10th to the 9Th Precinct.
Thorne from the 18th to the 7th Precinct
Wilson, from the 10th TO the Path Precinct
Bolton from the oath to the 10th Precinct
No other business of Importance was transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

"EyrRy S,ruRnAW SmRARsuM,s Musr,r

EVERY URDAY."-BARNUMS MUSEUM "
the favorte Place OF for Families ell ocsssas
children there in body 70 the Giant 3sby tbs
What Il IT. the Aoinoes the Sea Lion the boautif A9saa
ing Budwohs .e Wood Ministries appear ia addition - q
the other sti actons and the admission TO all bat - oonss
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ADVERTISEMENT.

LETTER and CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, for Cores
pondence Business and Visiting socially - for $ HoLxns
Photographic Gallery, No 1875 Broadway By wLksrv Leo
taken daily
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Advertisement
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togaphed for the Stesocope, nstantsn-esay. during s<
inspection In Bonds Copies ready.
J. 6uRSKY Sos, No. TN Broadway.
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RKrrRsHp IN DIsrREss.-The brig Augusta, Capt.
Cole from Elzsbethport for Boston, loaded with COAL
while going on, Of Sandy Hook On Thursday night,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

THE CHICAGO ZOUAvES and SECOND COMPANY
NATIONAL GrARp grouped and for the Stsssescep
ipsantaneouy West Point TbursdAy last Copies reedy
Discount 10 the trade J. Grssnr SON.
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TAdvertiselneutI

GAS, GAs-Dealers are invited 10 call at o.
great depot yes Of Gas fixrunn
&c. wARsKK PEox Co.. No So broadway, spPeslss hass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28
IAdxertiseuiant.

The following two PATENTS for SALE By ANDen
sABArxK at Sprins ST. BLACK Fnsscs vAHMss ss,see
for vsrni,bins kinds u Leashs such Boots hsmss
ss also fKkscn PoLisn for paor and other F9rnsfs -
tbe depot these vArrshes offered u the oe poes
70 bottle Military Accoutrcuents renewed ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

TAdvcrtiscmenkI 49, -
FANCY CUTLERY, embracing largo vsny -
hsautifa! psttsns many Of yhicA hsvs nsvg -
sort,a Ter sale by j.. 4 \. aAysD1As, NO 1A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

FnEMAS's FrsERAL.-The Representatives Of ths
New-York Fire Department met on Thursday night =
Firemen's Hail. Chief Engineer Decker in the chair.
the purpose of making arrangements for the funeral
OF Thomas Cox, who was lledst the Broadstreet fro
on Wednesday. Suitable resolutions were passed, and
it was arranged that the Department should attend The
funeral of deceased on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
Line will be formed on East Broadway the funeral
will take place from the house Of Hose Co. No. So IN
Mott street There will be no banners or muie-
badges and trumpets dressed in mourning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRiNG WATER--The NJ
nsIs from physicians and other respectable individuals
may b seen application 10 The Agent Desisr sssa \
ubcrl terus No Water genuine uusss procur.e nen n "
Roawicr, metropolitan Hots, Building No NA bzesAvs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28
Balance July rs. ..............'..'
=. n.n.r uaa ordered on file.

Total. .....'..s.s..s'.9 eoo,ioa o,
Payme uts, ............... lb5 ooS CT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

Eraminasio. Of Coope,.--In the Mayors
Court, yesterday, EDWARD r. COOPER, sixty
TWO years Of age, was arraigned for assaulting
with a hatchet aid attempting to kill his wife.
MARY ANN COOPER, aged fifty-three years, on
the night of the 10Th of June. On learning
that Mrs. Cooper was 50 far recovered as to
be out Of danger, and that she would probably
be able 10 attend Court In ten days, the inves-
tigation proceeded, and the following facts
were elected:
Dorrell s. Cooper, SON Of the prisoner, was
aroused from his sleep by the falling Of .
hatchet ON the floor. He saw his father strike
his mother one blow, and heard her scream.-
The father then turned upon the witness, who
ran up stairs and called for help.
Drs. Jno. Knox and VIM. o. Snellings de-
scribed the wounds as follows: Four on the
head, one OF them fracturing the outer temple
Of the right eyebrow. The other three, con
fused and lascerated, from which large Quan.
titles Of bloed flowed.
The prisoner seemed to be very calm, and
asked some few uestions relative TO his Wite's
conduct about his property, which were deci
ded to be irrelevant. ~
The Mayor remanded him for further ex
animation before = called Court 70 b con
yened on the 10Th Of this month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

VIRGINIA METH0DIsrs AND TEE LATE Bur.
vALo OonYnasHcs.ZAs On odlsial letting Of
Church Of AlsxandriA, Virginia, great diseaiis-
faction was expressed At the late action Of the
General OOntsrence on the slavery question.
The resoiutsone adopted favor q Oonvon tion
Of the clergy aud laity In aeptsm ber. sss tsogss
Mrs. Martin, OF Monroe, Green county,
Wis.,, was killed By ligesntng On Monday
The bolt entered throaeh the window, break
ing several panss Of glass, and killing her iu-
stantly. -s = .'s -
The residence OF the sx. King OF Dude. near
Calcutta, has bsen destroyed ~ fre. HIS ma
jesty iost property valued % ssnvs iaes ofrups.s.
him. ...t. s..4.s..sg
Six hundred thousand dollars worth ofkold
dust has been forwarded to the mint from
Pixies Peak IN average of six dollars 70 every
smigraat In the digging. a. ss asts.a aa.
Two Russiaa guns. pressntsd 70 the city Of
Grand Trunk Railway, on Thursday last and
caused quite seasati01. nsA8ss sss
The steamer ~Wsstsrn MstrSpoliss recently
made the trip besWeea Bu1Alo md OlesGand
n hosrs and ~ niaasss. Assragsss n niiss
A sample Of German beots and shoes, has
been received at savannah. II Il said thnt
they can b purchased forty per CENT. cheaper
than In the Northevn otatss.f SIS
The Lowell Aaas.) Nswsssys that ths Nails
Of thatoity are All runniag 70 thsar ntuaost
capacity, and arc tnrninE ont a. immspss
amount OF cIoth. y
Mr.. Faulkner andhs daughter, accompa.
utoA - MT. RAalknsr, the AnsgA6an MINIS.
~. haye esen presented - tAs frsncA Enps-
Ths iarmers Of RoskineAam county have
| ssnt an address 70 0ov. 16tcher, pretpg pre-.
caationafy messaxss aeAanst stAs sppsoee6tnG
TIE w0leyan lgstAoaist Cou1sssse lei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

Smoked Oxf-The residents In the neighbor-
hood, have complained TO the Mayor Of the
smoke and soote from the planning factory Of
Bell Hughes, ON 18th, between Franklin and
Grace streets, and which 10 most annoying 70
them. BY raising the stack and burning . dif.
ferent sort of fuel, the nnisance may Be ahated.
tinue TO do 90 il complaints are repeated
though Mr.. Bell very promptly agreed to dc
ali in his power to ahate 1t. o.. 10Th street
between Main and Franklin, = similsS com.
plant will be made, II the stack ussd there, {
portion Of which blew down some time since
and has not been replaced, 10 not attended to
Citizens should be willing TO pat mp with In.
conveniences caused BY manufactures, Whei
they sea that the manufacturers are disposed
to do all In their power 70 prevent annoy
aHc0R.
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RICHMOND. Va. SATURDAY, JUNE q. la

Fatal AcCIDkxr-71sss Mss Killed DAiIs
Hghssss - . RsiIssad.-A strange acctdont,
fesuiting fAtally 70 thrse msn, occurred On the
Hudson River Railroad near Peskskil1 n. r,
ON Wednesday last The New York Herald
says ee
Three men, named George Rawcli2s, Hsnry
W. Hail and Thomas 0raneer, wsre wslhtng
On % II: ~. near .sS.s one sclccs
Into quarrel. clinched, and fell upon the
track. This occurred Just - the train appear
% in sight, but it WA Impossible for the en-
io them e. TIA:
Of danger, and continued TO blow the whistle
mp to the time Of the accident. The warning
was, however. unpoticed by the two men
went TO them as soon a. he observed the train
and attempted to separate them, when Hall
seized him by the arm and held him on the
track. The engineer, now seeing that 1t was
them, reversed the engine and applied the pa
tent brake, but too late, a. before the train
could be stopped, it had passed over them, In.
stently killing two and fatally intuTing the
third. Rawcli6e, the young man who at.
tempted to separate the others, was struck
upon the head by the cowcatcher, and fhrowA
over on the other track. He struggled hard to
'sr ss nmss nass t rom the s5asP Of Hall DSs tns
nate young man projected over on the track
upon which the train was. He was instantly
killed. Thomas Granger was underneath
Hall, and was mangled in . horrible manner.
w. Hall, was struck upon the head by the
cowcatcher and thrown to the side Of the
track. He lived nearly half an hour, but was
speechless and insensible. On examination il
was found that his skull and side were
broken. The accident was seen by several
persons. The men were recognized by Mr..
David Tate, who keeps q brickyard near
Peekskill. The bodies were taken up and
placed or hand car, as we'll ~ the box which
| contained the remains Of Granger, when II
was run into the engine house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

CoEsuMPTIoa.-The celebrated DR.. J. F..
Churchill, Of the Imperial Academy of Medi-
cine, at Paris, whose discovery of the hypho.
phosphites Of lime and soda, as a remedy in
consumption and nervous diseases, Is giving
much general satisfaction among the medical
men, says in his Treatise-"In pulmonary
diseases, the most active treatment should be
pursued during the summer months-the
period when most patients unwiseiy suspend
the use Of the remedy"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

WHAT BRCoMEs or THE eRETURMKD" Az.
RICANs-A letter from Key West, speaking Of
the negroes on the SLAYER recently captured by
the U. s. steamer Crusader, says two Of them
proved to be two of those who were captured
on the Echo, and returned to Liberia. On
Capt. Mafiitts taking possession OF his prize,
the two men referred to Immediately recog-
nized and addressed him in the few words OF
English they had picked mp. Comment is un-
necessary.
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A SINGULAR AFFAIR.-A man named Vanu,
engaged in fishing near Charley Morris's Pa
ciflc Place, Tenn ON the 18th inst, caught q
very large catfish, which was placed in a box
containing several others of the finny tribe,
where it remained for some time. While the
fisherman was engaged in removing the fish
he discovered hand, which evidently had be-
longed to lady, and which, it is supposed,
was disgorged by the large fish. The hand,
we are informed. has the appearance of hav-
ing been burned, but, with the exception off
being slightly discOlored, is as natural as life,
and emits no smell. It is presumed that the
hand is q portion Of the body Of enc of the un-
fortunate ladies lost by the burning Of the A.
+. Lacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

MILITARY VIsIr.-Ths famous Chicago
Zouaves left Chicago on the 10Th, on visit
to Detroit, Hamilton, Buffalo, Rochestsr.
Utica, Syracuse, Albany, Troy. Springfield,
Boston, Providence, Hartford. New Haven,
New York, PhiladelphiA baltimore, Waah-
Lsxineton, st. Louis, and Springfield, III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

A SUIT TO REcovER LOST SRRMoHs-The
Pastor of tine Presby terian Church in Perry,
Wyoming county, N. Y, the Rev. J. r. Page,
has Instituted . suit against the Rev. !. B.
Wentworth. Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church In the same village, for property In
the shape of lost sermons, which Page claims
are in Wentworth's possession, and lays dam
aeos at 500 or under.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

A QUEER WA0BR.-The Court Journal of
LondOa says that younG gentleman recensly
undertook, on Q wager, 70 lap up saucer Of
milk In less time than q cat. The gsntlsuan
fell behind 1T first In consequsnce Of being
ssixed with . violent At Of laughter; abut, y
says the paper named. "reeorssise Ia gvseisy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

Loss by Fxs-By the burning Of The new
and extensive lager beer brewery Of Naosrs
J. b. Goodman & Co., In Henrico county, last
Thursday night, those gentlem lost between
$4,000 and 9l2. .O00, on which they bad IN 10.
suFance Of o6O00, equally divided betWeen tn
Virginia Fire and Marine, ard tAe Mef-
chants, Insurance o1aces. The Are was the
work Of an incsndiary, and destroyed the
building and contents IN . very short tiuae
The stock Of beor In the lower cellar va ysn-
dered worthless BY the exeessive Aeat, and Z
large Quantity Of harley waS consunsd. Tha
prOpristors have ct 70 work In earneat % NJ
build their tablishment I and, With GOOD luck
will b ready for operations ~ he nsxt fall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

KruDxxss RxvARpxD.-A yenth By the
name 81 John Buttsrworth, OF Bedford 90,
VA. = wear or two ago found An old Eneltsh.
man, then living In Roanoke county. lytng By
the roadside Ia an 1utoxtcsted and fFssxing
oondiiion. Yonng Dptterworth procured {
hue1y. carried the old man horse, warmed him
~ nureed him, until restore3 to he4lth.--
WhAn M young man Was leaving The house.
the old eentlemnn remarked hat hewould re-
nembef him. The old gentleman Afterwards
ronoyed q Texas, Invested hls funds and -.
ce0e Woalthy. H 6led SHORT tine ago,
AAglng hjs Whole setnte ~ ais younq 0tend,
vko tkas becoDes WoSsh ahont one buNdfed
tnouson9 do)leyD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

SAILED FOB EuRoPx.-Among the passen-
gers by the Africa for Europe, Wednesday,
were Prince de Joinville, Sidney Webster,
former Private Secretary % Franklin Pierce,
and lady Conntess vilienema, os Cgpa Ex-
British Consul At Porto Rico; Bishop Kip,
and Vicomte de GabriH, French Minister At
Mexico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

Seat Belo,c.-William Hooper, for repeated
drunkenness in the streets, has been commit.
ted to jail. ot as--a ty -5s@ sss.4s
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Il - - toon94ee - Dtef.ee: yessssdaTs
rGontivD54onG1R Aoh1oel1ep - - 40 Rreel,
6sat - 9Aaz llQ4n9q4 I4oeg{1e119 ana
HeeodA6 Aae101 c. 5lt9 Ao41J~
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. tAoso16D1 a1D 1n1oeo1 AqbtA s&n94
~ q 1iGAA 1ave 1poA s1rpe hat ~ JAa
ee1bee ~ 1oyelae1eal oWuto 81 IT, eoe19
A9oango( ~ 6o06ogsD6ns noeoo Ao4 III. s0ks
~ eoetfefy, - 1neW sn0t11mg e ~ heq8
a9oene 1esna1eosGleea - U1.. 1O1lDsoq, n
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