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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

Tas RcarAt 0aRvicn.~-The Senate rssss
"a ~ esseItet tpHiien 81 tke Wkei1 pts III scf.
stse = t5sIiSeshla, tothiee q ) lsspf srdvettop
wltAln iks iiliiN ef seaseaablf sses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

WASHINGTON 1TEMs.-Col. Forneys elec ton
rs Clerk Of the House Of Representatives was
effected by the votes of all present who had
voted for Speaker Pennington, together with
those Of Messrs Horace +. Clark and Riggs,
and with the exception OF Mr.. Davis, Of Mary
land.
Mr.. Hoffman, for Sergeant-at-Arms,a also re-
ceived the votes Of the Republicans, and about
half of the American vote, and was thus
elected.
Seven Americans. namely, Messrs. Mallory,
Maynard, Moore of Kentucky, Quaries, Stokes
and Hutton, and Mr.. Smith OF North Carolina,
voted for Mr.. Underwood.
Mr Giosbrenner, in addition to the Demo-
cratic votes cast for him, received those of
Messrs Bouligny, Brstow, Harieman, Hill,
Leach Of North Carolina, and Vance, who be-
lonxed to the Southern Opposition.
The bill introduced in the House by Mr..
Phelps Friday, appropriates 81, ,296, 900 for the
deficiencies Of the year ending with June last,
and for partof the present fiscal year O., ,lOO,
OOO under the law Of 1885, in the payment OF
the salaries Of officers and clerks, and tor the
transportation of the mails.
The third section provides for the payment
of interest At tho rate OF per cent, on and
after the expiration OF the quarter in which
| the mail service was rendered, and sufFicieni
sum TO pay il; aud appropriates ~ 600 for tenn.
porary clerk-hire, 10 expedite the payment
No doubt is entertained that the bill will be
passed.
Hon, Clark B. Cochrane writes to friend
| here that hs will soon return 70 Washiugton
| aud that ins tead of being patient in the Asy.
| lum, he 10 living with the family Of DIR. Gray
| the Superiu tendeut having gone to Uaica te
| obtain his medical adyice for ohronto ooauti
l pAiloa hhd rheunaueWi M -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

Na,rou Escape-At an early hour last Satu
day morning a man who gave his name ~
Larkin Warning, in attempting to get on board
a vessel lying in the dock. near 22d street, ac-
cidentally fell into the water, and came nigh.
drowning before he could be rescued from his
perilous situation. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

Pref Lore, the European wizard and ventrii-
oquist, is to commence a series OF entertain.
,nents at Mechanics Institute Hall, tO-mOr-
row night. Prof. Love is said to he one OF the
most entertaining performers, in his line, ever
seen il. the South, and will no doubt draw
large and fashionable audiences to eee him. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

DETAINED Joseph Fox, a white man charge
with larceny and supposed forgery, has bsea
arrested in this city, and will probably b. sent
back to Berkeley county, where the cnence
are said 10 have been committed. @'sN e4f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

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i ipwk sstssi s: ~, Vail; 4 .ssu II asSslsi ~
skS kae AlltU:r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

Light Wsiehts.-A negro fellow, from th
country, was before the Mayor last Saturday.
aud punished. for selling load Of shucks un-
der false weights.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

Thief Captnrsd.-About the middle OF lie.
cember last, the lodging.room OF Mr.. J. B.
Tinslev was broken into, and about 32tW worth
OF clothing stolen therefrom. Yesterday after
noon Mr.. T. discovered a negro in the street,
dressed in his best apparel, and 1T once arrest.
ed him and lodged him in the first station.
house. He will be examined before the Mayor
this morning. - -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The County Court Of Henrico will commence
its February term at IL O'Clock to-day. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

Osr-OFFIcH AFYAIRs.-Site and name Of
Sandy Plains, Patrick county, Va, il changed
to Powalls store, and VIM. Powell appointed
pos tmaster, vice Thos. J. Clark.
Observation-Disclosures Valley, dTeenbrier
county, Va; BirchtOwn, Braxton county, ano
Fort Gay Wayne county
AppofstxAssfs.-Edward Hedlsy postmaster
at 6linrs depot, Southampton county, Va;
vice s. Bickford; J. q. Jones postmaster u
R,dgeway, Hsnry county. Va, vice John W.
SMith, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

Mmthis Mssfiae.-A meeting Of the Ne
chanics' institute is to be held at the hall At
O'Clock tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

u The United Savings Bank, nenPtco,
receives deposits. upon which interest - paid ss
mninins six months, or longer, and per cent. per
annum for a shorter period Office No. 10 MaiA
street. yNO. NETTI.ES. PIesluenE
THOS. l.. WAI.FOkD, Seo'y.
jal2--3m JAMES l.. PORTER, TTea's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

a. Nssice. ..Havins vu!shased .ths ipssssse Of
HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING DU61NH6o
in sll its branches. ~ heretofore. sE
tended to the late 6rm, solicit ccssisssSes Of
the sssne ~ old staud. yof hank ard M
streets. ROBERT 6ART03IGHT.,
de l2-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

ARRIVAL OF SLAvER.-A full rlgged
Spanish looking brig arrived at our quaran-
tine ground yesterday morning, in charge OF
Lieut.. Robert NJ. McArann, Midshipman Nor
man II. Farq uhar, ten seamen and marines OF
the L. S. ship Constellation. The prize was
taken on the 2ist of Decem ber last, about sixty
miles no fthwest of kabenda, LIwer Guinea,
by the ship Constellation, after Twelve hours
chase, during which time she displayed no
colors, and on boarding her no papers were
found. From what car be learned from the
sailing master, she is the Spanish brig Delicia,
built in barcelona some twenty five years ago
SIZE sailed from Sagua la Grande, in the Isl
and OF Cuba, in September last, and kept well
north in going to the coast. She had been
hovering near the land for some time when
taken, and 1t is supposed that she was about
taking a cargo Of six hundred negroes on
board, her captain or supercargo was
ashore, and her slave deck. boiler for cooking,
&c, were in place ready for immediate use
She had, when taken, crew of thirteen men
aud two officers, all Of whom appear 10 be
Spapiards. The men were placed on board
the Constella lion, but the two officers have ar.
rived here ia the brig. AS she is an old vessel
with no money on board, the prize will not
prove very valuable. She will be placed in
the hands Of the U. s. Observation-Disclosures
Mercury, I'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

WHAT'S THOUGHT OF IT The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Journal
OF Commerce. says:
The Northern public cannot shut their eyes
longer to the fact that Virginia and some of
the Southern States are preparing for the
emergency of dissolution of the Union The
causes that have led to this state of things are
fairly and clearly stated by Mr.. Hunter and
il becomes the conservative people OF the
Northern States to look to them, and for them
selves decide whether they should be averted
or suffered to operate until they shall produce
the disastrous results which Mr.. Hunter SO
strongly depicts.
The provision which the Legislature Of Vir-
ginia has made for arming the State cannot
have any reference to expected raids like j ohm
Browns, nor the peaceable secession from the
Union bnt for some purpose of defensive or
aggressive warfare, upon scale quite equal
TO the importance of Virginia as an indepen-
dent State, or leading member OF the new
Confederation of the u. 5. South.
The report Of the Joint Committee OF the
Virginia Legislature upon Mr.. Memminger's
proposition for a Convention Of Southern
States, will only be opposed by few Ameri-
cans and old Wbigs, who vainiy opposed the
passage af the bill appropriating half a million
to commence military preparation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

nA Notice. ITO the sick. afflicted and nuDoy-
Gus families who have heretofore used sDs, j. 8.
ROSES MEDICINES always with tho most mr.
bounded happy results, that some unpSinoiploa
persons have Circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been PEELED to change the wrapper. w6ich
tu;e is over the cork Of every botie Of the genuine
Medicines. 90 that tho public can again, obtain
relieved their suferlngs.
DR. j. 5. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, Tor cous hs
and d,sessss Of the LUNGS 10 the atau6arl remodv.
The PAIN CURER for pains, rheamaslsl, cholie,
:gr:,ns cr bruises. and the DlSPRPriC CON-
POUND TOR dyspe poiA and liver oOmp1aine0. e
Sold BY Drnxgi gene rally. and hs s - -.
WARNER L. WARlNG. l07 Broad st.,
ja1-ly Richuond. w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

SHOOTING IN CcLUMBUs, GA-A man named
Hampton Dossett Was fatally shot in a house
of III fame at Columbus last Thursday night
week. The shooting occurred during a braWi,
and from the attendant circumstances, it is
supposed he was shot through mistake. In
the same city, one Davis has been arrested,
charged with putting a pistol into the hands
of a boy by the name of Ingram, to shoe,
another named Brock, which he did, the ball
taking effect in the breast, and infiicting a
wound which it was thought would prove
fatal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

:, 1heeive--6esefs IF ~ Afissss WssN.-9
Fla and Eliza Wren, who eeSe yeeoerea
themselves " very popular With TIE H!ay-ece0
81 nschmond this seasoa, rSeeeat tosnepaoeoe
to-nsent their claims fuF ieneoos1Gognoo1 -
49, uo not donbt that the soens0t VAN - -
s"sW proM able one. At any rate. Wo n0po
20. miss Tia Wren, beeides being IT, po0s
sessoI OF superior stass Accomplishments
a.';.. aaa nosrai .nnreof personal brent{s -
vocalist OF MELT, and has often delighted 1aree
audiences with the unaffected music of pop1>
lar songs, ana may justly ciaiyn a ellaen in shvl
front rank OF lyric aYtistss. tsa KAisA -
the same advantages of person. ana her eurreee
pronunciation has fieQuently been the sshjset
aud will, unquesfionably. BE- handsomejy pos
tronixeo ON this occasion. The frst picee r.
the :. Doom of DeviIle," and though Ne confess
we are not partial 10 Ledger St0ries," thsro
are many who are, and II will probably prove
acceptable. The closing piece 10 eniisSeA
" dreams of Deiusion," spleedid play ~ wo
can testify from personal observation.
the Theatre, takes q benefit on wednesday
night -@ ss "
Stsaii.y yrasat-SamueI Scott, q free negro,
charged with stealing wheat from Haxali Z
Co, was before the Mayor last Saturday, aasd
to the driver. who was hauling wheat from
the depot to the mill, told him that he was IL
the habit of buying grain. sugar, coffee go
other articles from drivers on the streets, e0o4
off one whole bag and parts Of otherss and
then sent Jehu on his way When the Wneat
was weighed at the mill, it was found TO have
lost seven pounds In coming from tbs depot
and the driver was called up to account for
the waste. Finding that he was detected, ana
that he must suffer for his crime he made
clean breast Of il, and thus secured for Sam .
good hogging. T5 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

Dock Ciossd-The late cold spell has com.
pletely blocked up the dock with lee, and Il
the weather does not materially moderate In Z
short time, the RIVER will soon Be clo&ed. Ou
the ponds, In the netghborhoOd Of the city, ths
boys have been enjoying their skAtes. and tee
getters have availed themselves Uf the secoad
crop TO add = little more To their stores fol
summer use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

A FUGIrIvE SLAVE LAW IN NEW JERSEY
1t is curious fact, not generally known, that
New Jersey has a fugitive slave law OF her
own, enacted in 1888. and re-enacted, with
notifications, in 1886 aud 1916. The slave
holder or his agent can apply to Com
mon Pleas Judge, and the arrest will be made
by the Sheriff, and the question of property
decided by three Judges. New Jersey has also
a law authorizing \ STAKEHOLDER TO take his
slaves through the State, aud to make tem-
porary residence with them.
FIRE AT CONCoRD.-The store house Of Mr..
Edward Hughes, ut Concord Depot, was dis
covered to be on fire yesterday morning, about
2 o'clock, and SO rapidly did the flames spread,
that the house aud the entire stock of goods
were consumed, Notwithstanding vigorous
efforts were made to arrest the destroying ele-
ment.
Mr. Hughes was barely able to save his
money and papers. The origin Of the fire was
entirely accidental, having caught from the
chimney.-LynehbnTg V1giSian, lth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

INGENIOUS TELEGRAPHiC 1NVENTION.-The
telegraph companies have an apparatus which
is most probably new to most OF our readers.
1t consists of a complete telegraph office, in u
small oval box Of about four inches in length
aud tw O inches in diameter. Within this linz
tied space is contained telegraph key and re-
lay magnet, which are used for testing the
lines, and when the latter are broken, the ope-
rator, on reaching the point where the break
occurred, can with his pocket telegraph con-
verse with any station on the circuit, or trans
init dispatches with us much accuracy As with
a larger apparatus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

EA rheumatism. - -.5-..
RHEUMATISM CURED BY
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE!
RHEUMATTSM-Captsi CanOt.
RHEU Observation-Disclosures James eMyth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PlumJner. -tf .f
RHEU MATISM-Chronic, VIM. Taylor.
RHEUM Pefegoy. .
RHEUMATISM-Had it l6 years, F. Donnelly.
RHEUMATISM M-Had II 10 years, Stephen Taylor.
RAEUMATiSM-Had II II years, A. Kitehen.
RHEUMATISM-M. Collins. 81 ..r
RHEUMATISM-JOhn Ward.
RHEtIMATlSM-H Had iii years, Robert Ganlt.
RHEUNATISM-E. Horn.
RHECMATlSM-G w. Goodrich. .t-. D
RHE it 81 years. i. BogWell
And many others, whe testify 10 heinx CCREQ.
alss5 IF, years Of suner'ns' b, HAMPT0N's TING
FEMALES AND cHlLDREN.-This TING
TURE will be found great medicine for al their
diseases.
"a Call apd get PamPhiets and ses cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD l. CO., .Rich4oad;
BY Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
gists in Petersburg: by .MOkTiMER { MOW-
BRAY, Balsimore; and by Dras.ists and ehDI-
81. tan-d&cWts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06

Another Dodge.-A gentleman from the coun-
try was picked up on the street last Saturday
night by an ''artful dodger," roped In to Crib
kept for the purpose, and bled to the tune Of
$50 On "hends win, tails you lose" game.
known as the 'lOng hand" at all fours. which
was fashionable among outsiders more tnan
twenty years ago. On finding that ne was
swindled, he at once determined TO call III the
aid of the police but learning that the swim
dier had been ed uca ted in his profession IN the
North, and that 1t would be difacuit to punish
lam without exposing himself determined to
give up the money without any further troa-
BILE. These swindles are becoming 50 common,
that something osght TO be- done 70 put a stop
TO them. The police may have their uspicions
of certain parties, and may watch their street
opera tione until doomsday, but until they can
xet some proof upon which to act, can never
bring the offenders TO justice. A good plan to
get rid Of them would be for the Mayor TO have
them brought before him ~ suspicious charac.
tere, and then hold them 70 bail for their good
behavior. This, We think, he has the right Il
do, and for the protection Of the public, 4
would be well enough TO take the responsi6ii
ity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13
n6E-aCloreIand." WashingLon correspo

p6r"CleyeIand," Washington correspon-
dent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, writing
from Washington, under date of Sth inst.
says:
Senator Douglas health continues to im-
prove, and he is again looking like himself,
He takes a good deal Of interest in the pro-
ceedings Of the unorganized House, and is
there more than 10 the Senate. He is very
much annoyed at the speech Of Morris, OF
Ill, who abused the President outrageously.
Mr.. Douglas, while be considers the Presi-
dents policy, on slavery, wrong and injuri-
Gus, yet he does not go Tor reading him out
of the party on that account. Mr.. Buchan-
an was elected by the Democracy, and the
Democracy should treat him with respect,
however much they may think he is mistak-
en-.
There are rumors afoat Of the Republic
cans and anti Leeompton Democrats unit
ing on Hickman, Of Pa, for Speaker. am
told Seward advises them to try some other
person than sherman, and would himself
vote for Gilmer il he were in the House. II
these two parties unite, an organization viii
be effectei this week. But the Republicans
don't like to have their slate broken, or even
scratched. In case this proposed combina'
ton on Hickman does not work, an organi
zation will not likely be effected for some
time. hear that this one and that ONT
will stay out of the Hall, but the pressure OF
all such weak. backs will be too strong fol
them to play that game. My first impression
is returning to me that Corwin, OF o., viii
yet be the Speaker.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13
Teleeraph summary.

--Judrs Boone, Of the U. s. District Court Of
New Mexico, died 10 PhilAdslpbla yesterday.
-Presldent Buchanan was yesterday elected
an honorary member Of The U. s. Agricultural
soeiety, and prssented with diploma.
The President Of the Society. In delivering
Il, said IL vas q strange coiacidenee that every
President Of the United States had either been
called from the plOw, like cipeinuatas, or else
retired to Il at the expiration Of their term Of
Office
Mr.. Buchanan. 10 reply, spoke Of his taste
for agricultural pursuits though he had but
little opportunity 10 indulge 10 them. He paid
high tribute to the patriotic worth Of the till,
ers Of the soil, And anticipated his rstufn 10
wheatland u less than eighteen months, TO
enjoy the indepepdepce and quiet Of rural life.
His speech was frequently interrupted BY ap-
plause.
The Alabama Democratic State Convention
is still in session at Montgomery. The pro
ceedings are strongly Southern. but there have
been no attempts TO dissolve the Union. We
believe the Alabama Democracy will come oui
right. The Convention was expected to adjourn
TO day.
1t is said that New York city was flooded
last Wednesday night with counterfeit 81 bill
on the Bank Of Kent. About $4,000 Of i
got into circulation. Look out for it in th'
West,
The New Yo,k papers, yesterday morning
contained an Address TO the people Of th'
United StatOs, in which Gen. Scott is announced
as candidate for President, aud Gen Houston
for Vice President.
The remains OF the late Judge Blackfor'
were lying in state in Indianapolis yeHterda.
and this morning. he was Inferred with greA
ceremony this afternoon.
Patrick Msude, who was tried and conviete
Of the murder Of bis sister, was executed q
Newark, N. j.. yesterday. He died utterin
horrid blasphemies against God and man. an
claiming TO be the victim Of priests who plolte
his death.
Mozart Hall-(nAtional demOcrats) dele
gates were elected In New York, on Wednesda
evening last, TO the Charleston Convention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

PIKR's PEAK PRloEs.-It may be interest
ing to parties who contemplate emigrating
to the gold region, and haven't much Of the
"spolter' to travel on, to first learn what II
will cost to live when they get there. The
following is the latest report:
At Denver City, -four from the States sells
at $l6 per 100 pounds; that from New Mex
leo at 81 less. Corn meal is retailed al
1910. per pound bacon at 25es lard Soc;
butter 81 per pound, and milk at 15c. per
quart Molasses and Whisky each So per
gallon. Corn, shelled, l0c. per pound
Lumber $50 per thousand. Nails from 80
to 60c. per pound; bread loo. per pound;
fresh beef loo. per pound, and tallow SOC.
The cheapest articles in tho market are ven-
ison and gold dust the former bringing 81
per quarter. and the latter selling at drink
of whisky per pinch.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

How Arms ARE OBTAINED FOR THE lRRR-
PRRssIBLE CoNFLIcr.-The Boston journal
Of Monday last, says;
1t was discovered last evening that Mr.
John W. Pratt, for a number Of years EN-.
ployed at the Arsenal at Waterstown, wal
missed, and also that a number of boxes,
containing Eve hundred and fifty pistols
had been taken from the Arsenal.
From what we learn, it appears that th'
storekeeper had seen Pratt with a wagon
containing certain boxes, moving at an un.
reasonable houe across the grounds, and
upon hailing him, was answered by Prat
that it was call right but it has since beeI
ascertained that some sixteen boxes Of large
sized pistols are missed, and it is believed
that they have esl taken at different times
during the past lew months, by Pratt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13
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No Traveller should be without a supply oi
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

couRr.HousR BuRSr--Toss $4,000
The CovingtOn County (Indiana) Court
house was totally destroyed BY FIRE on Mons
day last All the books and papers Of the
several county Offices we're saved. The loss
will be felt more severely BY the citizens Of
the county from the fact that Il was unpaid
for, and tha, bonds to the amount Of 10000
issued by the county for the purpose Of carr
rying on and completing the building are
still IN the hands Of the county's creditors
unliquidated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-13

PEoULIARITIEs OF A SENSATION CLERoY-
MANA Rev. Mr.. Guinnes has been crea'
ting sensation in Philadelphia, and last
weeks New York Presbyterian says Of the
clergical gentleman:
We by no means regard Mr.. Guinness as
great preacher, or as brilliant one, but
he is certainly most earnest laborer In his
Masters cause. For weeks past he has
preached every night, often, also, in the Rf'
ternoon, as well as three times on the Sab
bath. In many things he reminds us Of DR.
Nettleton. He does not desire singing after
the sermon, and frequently requests that
the congregation will disperse without speal
ing word. In some cases, where the music
has not suited him, he has ventured to take
things somewhat into his own hands, by
reading out two lines Of the hymn at a tint
and requesting the congregation to sing.