The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

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The following resolution va also adopted
Resolved, That il il sxpsdiess aa1 SpsDsrfas the
State Of vi!gini: tc Essgend to ths aAvit9eisn Of
ccmm:sorsr SIN in -' ysSsoa. Nd I'D SSSS;ss g sssSms X
sioners on behalf Of our STATE to Hsst ead confer
ed to ISSa SaI the o:Hsr SossssSs
la .-..ss----77------- oanns
The Turner'S Assoeiatioa.--Thep parmeHnances
Th.atr sn FRIDAY nsh s
the audience and certainly p1eased III. We
should have noticed them In our lass iseue, but
the crowded state Of onr cslnnss forbade It.
any I'm, ~s hsee' ns' ssS s as
athletic hgures formed Z sob3ect ~ c6mpli.
mentary remark. The hTuraeu Will give .
masquerade on the eth, at .Aonsieello Hail,
the ssss AFFAIR II the kind mat ever tock placs
Aeeidest on a Rait,oad-we understand that
a painful accident occurred on thG Richmoud
and Yosk River Railroad, at ~DtspaseA" eta
ton, yesterday afternoon. sA.nssfo nsAy en-
ployed ON the material train, Wbilst citing
on the front truck, with his feet hanging over.
was caught BY another coach ma hid 10th his
legs crushed in tho most lshoekiA8 0snnef-
careiessiy on tue train, and 6ut q short line
had been forced TO change HIS posi- ton, Hpt Af-
terwards resumed IT and thus hid MIS- iSeGeus
of. The accident may probably sesoss' onim
MS NE. e.. ----... = = aanaLn..l a.lEsfas sai
Fleet Footed-We understand thst on SAtiir.
day. last, q man named EGazsn lDAIITf not
more than twenty years Of .aGe, . yesidento Of
this city, ran five miles on the Fair G1OpDds
track in the short timo Of thirty min ttes and
one second and = half D Whenfthe fhctfS con.
sidered that Daily waA uatrAdned, tbs Ssoss -
certainly remarkable one. no M ifrow tadi
d. Bs,y, Time Coming Toiinoffi,ow t11 CON.
their labors, and thossia ,Ae eisy wiIlssndsa.
vor to pull through with all poesib ledie match.
Tho work ts anything but pleasant. when
faithfully performesl and therefore Il u tkaS
many OF them ask an increase ofp0t5 -" do
Masi~s Cgo,Ass.-A frm in this city Il, aAoat
to con tract for a central location, on which
macy .,s :,o Sss s
an establishment, whan fully nader WAg, svtll
give employ naent to two or three hnpdsed par.
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Seanen's Bfthel-Fifty seAmes attended she
Bethel on Sunday night last, to hear . sermQn
by tue Chaplain. ana most Of them appeared
TO be greatly interested Ia the dtSc6urse.-
When the new Bethel H. ePeotsd, The h6aiSaeo
will donbtless increase. and great g0oA nay
Be eneesed TO the rnerchant marine. szsyrx,f
Fi,s.--The alarm of are, between = ana B
o'clock last night, yss eaused hy tAs, oAtstag
81 small stable, Ia the rear sfl Nrs JpAa
M,sam ah ss,adsGce on n ssn strssts nSF,h &
promptly On. the ground, and dta coed ssstfes
win their apparatus. I,ss'lllz 4sFa isasii siani
Un,arfa, Assembly -rhe police, On sunday,
arrested two parties.cf negroes, engaged In
playing cards and sdYinxing Nhiskey, AID
carried them TO tho cage iWhets. 'thsy were
kept until Yesterday morning. wAee the 1ayOt
~~''' ! .a.ss LIS 10 sts1salnf
D'csllins. BHrrsd.-Ws apdsrstssds thes ~
new dwelling OF DR.. Cole. on ,:ihe WNliams4
burg road, about six miles from. This city n
Henrico county, WAS set On nre ana bur6ed
to the ground, last Saturday ntkht' DR.. iOs1
$500. ~ ''7>e ~ ,4e,,,t1
offences-were before the Mayor yastasdA09
and punished. The police have very ltt3e
criminal business to attend to nov days, but.
the enforcement OF the city ors4i nanc6e is lot
TIE Steamer s,hp,,z, comtnendsd by oar, e.,
Unable friend, Capt y. j. fii1. arrived last
srss numSsn Of Spa "a; sen.
she leaves here on Wednesday morninG- -sas taA
THE LEGISLATIVE ExcuRsrcx.-The Lsels-
iatnres Of Kentucky, Tsnnessee and Ohio. fnd
the military Of Day ton, Columbus and 0prtne.s
field, Ohio, arrived at Ciucinnaai oa EridaS.
The guests were received At the depot BY an d
formed. and marched to- Piksss sOpers Hedss.
where the reception took plaee.s fhe ,etrusaC
on the Tines OF march were 'desaslv. thRosGsd
I'm The hospitaiitie: OF me city were tendsssd ~
were made by Judge Stow, 0Os. 1aat6aan a.
Kentucky, Lieut-Gov. Newman Ol Ten ueoo1.
Gov. Denntson Of Ohio, and CtAeya.< saii s.s,
The greatest euthusiasm prevailed, and Ne
city. heicrowd IN the sejgAoOTAood o. the
bnilding was the greatest ~ NsraWttUeeoUAi NJ
OincinnatI, aud the e6orte offbeseAstre puliso.
for the procession. ltappeafed a. ifthe n wkcio
city had taraed ont tOswsaso0S the eustts.s
NovxL Law sulr:lA s.,,asy novel lsvs vsRA.
| plaintiff Is ahe Sc Jossphs' OfpAan XSyfSss.
| and the delendent A. MagnieS, ysOfFiik6f q
hat store. he, IL ssena, ecacua2ss0 W1sHs
S.. Says a.a.r s psn.isy psa oB1 3 s "a ss: 6. -:
-the money 20 for1siseA % tot1 81 1l5feSsH
asylum. But In he eOnuo - snnp A46e611
;r .Greo. ms asreement aad oReeet hiaugre sess
lum sues Magnier fbf sooy. = : =
DEArn OF \ L,1saAar L1pr.-.lft,. Eli,a
ter. died on Tharsdsy .isst 81 lvpSn2 iSssc-,
Her husband was professor of 1iaiegy = Nar.
ward University. and was iosS q d. SqTnin9
O. tn: sssaner N Lsxinssss ss.. Iosg tuieS4
edited sTHe Cniidss rrissd:S III SSsssssssS lH,s
+ E..Selectiopa Iron. Esaslca, = ind = tb2K en-
titled The aWsli-&0sas AsU1.@ civ isafsso =
/ Lo. rms Pcox xFxDsA lsssssss ~ ~ le,sg
pressed Ia the LRgtslasure ~ 0lapepotA 4, or,
VI Winssssseg 'ass ssegI ~. Ssy a.. = 80 q -
ssaoo. The Nhites yaet .tAetf 49, .ssx.s -
Aceorsltng ~ ~ fjMomlpGo lefllA ~ ~
lowtsa = ne a.ssN q q seees tsSe4S 81 ~
ehAles, l.l6i; eAild!pp.aA0e sSs1f4 4se1X
fhers sss ahoatavs kSsdssd slasss. efo1eos
sasA es~sS' -