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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

CARELEssNass PUNISH G Gorge Lee, a
negro hack driver, VINO sometime since drove
over and KILLED little son of John w Brown.
g., at Memphis, was on Saturday last tried
In The Criminal Our, convicted of manslaugh
ter, aud sentenced TO five years imprisonmsn,
In the Penitrntiary. Mr. Brown, ioImerly re.
sidrd IN Richmond, where he was proprietor
OF The American Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Petty Thisces are depredating, as usual at
this season OF the year. ON private and pu blio
dwellings. On Thursday evening last, while
the family were at tea, some thieI entered
private Residence in jefferson Ward, aud as
ceoding TO the second story. relieved a lady's
chamber of shawl and breastpin. The
rogue was heard In his operations, but esca ped
detection. II f,milies Will leave their hall
doors open. they must az pect TO DO robbed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

PATBFs were issued last week TO Ro. O. Bal
ley, Of Greensboro, n. O., tor impr Jvment IN
machnes for rammIug earth around railroad
cross ties. Eoenezer Mathews, of Fairmont [.
Va, for Improvement in fountain" pens -
THIS. l.. Nc hols. OF Alexandria, Va, for I'M &.
provememr In constructing Car frames; and
Enoch Thomas, OF Beverly, and w. K Hall, II
Pniihppi, Va, for improvement In hydraulic
engines,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

BETTER AND BkTTER.-We learn from III e
Boston papers that In St1 of the seven NUM-
cipal eltctIons held ia MASSACHUSETTS, on Mon
day iaAt, the Republicans were defea ed. L.
Charlestown th@ anti Republican ticket ha
62s plurality ia ROxbury, 800 in Worcester
(aooiiilon hot -bed,) l76; Lynn. $50; Newouty-
port, li3. Total maJorities In II We cities, s97
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Fuel for the Poov.-It ls hoped and expected
tbat The varions railroads leading to thI city
wiii for the time reduce their tariff of tolls ON
tusi 10 very low fg IRE, to enable the
country people To send wood 10 market, and
sell 1t at reduced prices. A, the present Tal.s
asked for wood and ccal, the poorer cias sea
will not be able To ouy enough TO keep heir
f.mities comfortable during the winter III IN tbs
lew Thousand CORDS, brought ia by each
roso, and sold TO the poor only at reduced
rates. would be an act of charity never u be
forgotten
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Preparing for Woyk.--The owners OF ice
houses, In the neighborhood OF the city, are
making preparations for G gttnering an uuusu-
ally large crop of home. m sde Ice, provided the
season proves favorab 2. Frum present iudi-
cations, the people are determined " rely, az
much as possible, In the future, on home pro-
ducti"ns, and thus show To the Aboii ists
Jf the NJrIb that Virginis is an empire wi,nin
herself. and that she can supply her Iecsssary
wants At home,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

SPECIE ExroRrs.-The exports of specie
fion New York 10 foreign porIs for the week
ending The lst inst, We're SS6,010, making a
total since January l, 1860, Of 1900, -56 ,
same time III 1852 $40 eOl, ,723; same ume IA
lo5o S24 ,I9 $50 same line III 1857, S35 ,29O, 1877
same uuDe Ia 1856, $50 326 l53; same llme N
1855, $50 57y,977 same time III 1854 S37 OS2, ,OSi
sans tIne III 1855, S23 638 .OU3; same time IL
1852 1913 576 SOL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Suspicious Charaeter.-A man who gave his
name as FIancis Van Amburg-not me great
lion Iamer--was arreste ed aud Gagged on Thurs
day night asi, by officer Boze, tor beiL drunk
aud disorderiy IN the street. Van, in n state
Of excitement produced by bad sputts, took a
poslti, III Main street. and after declaring
nims+lf TO be u native Cf New York, pitched
regularly into the ) h aud her Institutions
aud WAS last earning coat of tar and tea hers
vi hen ihe CihceI marched hiIa Oft fns Mayor,
yesierdav, rrnahdrd him to prisou, aud will
probably put him u work for the Guy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Stick TO Hosr,, should bs the motto cf every
VirRiuIan al this psrtcul TINE. No roan
or W, mao should purchase any thing made al
he N ,rth,i articie- ad-wsIi K tbeir pur oss
caC be found at the South. Let the ladies s.t
the Exam ole I encouraging the man fac U ~
of home, and men will gladly follow We
saw, yesterday, young lady dressed ia home
made goods, aud we are quite sure she cou I'd
not have looked more beautiful had she bs en-
rigged out la satius and velyeis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

BURNT TO DEATH "A woman named Gym
tina Magaire, from Lee county, Va, was
burnt 10 death at Reedy Greek Camp q 70 und,
S0Ilivan county, Tenn ,on Saturday morning,
the lst Instant, from her clothes taking fire
Ii appears Lnat, travelling with her TWO chill
dreu, she had fallen in with some wagouers
ON Friday evening, going towards Lee who
permitted her 10 camp with them. In the
morning, while the latter We're gearing their
horses. they were attracted by her shrleks
ana, going 10 her AID, found h-r envelop-d IN
flames, her dress having caught from the camp
fire. Sue expired almost Instantly. She was
supposed TO have beeu in tox lea ted at the time
of lhe accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15
THE CIVIL WAR IN MExIoo.-The Rio
drande Sen tinel, summing up the latest news
from Mexico, says:

THE CIVIL WAR IN MExICo.-The Rio
Grande Sen ntinel, summing up the latest n news
from Mexico, says:
The fall of G Guadalajara and the incorpora.
ton OF the forces OF Gen. Castillo with those
OF the Literal army, aud the subsequent de-
feat OF Gen. Marquee, leave but little doubt
OF the success of the defenders of the G. Jnstitu-
ton OF 1857. From The most reliable accounts,
the Constitutional or Ii oeral army now mum.
oers 2O,Uoh men, with 100 pieces Of artillery.-
Ine Who.e of the force was, at last aceuunts
concentrating around the city of Mexico, the
only point now left in possession of NJ Iramon
who was confined to the capital, " hils his
enemies had advanced TO tue very environs of
the city. Great circumspection is necessary
now that the victory has perched upon the
Lihera! bapners, or ihe very read tirg the
machinery ofgoyernment may, aHu don DtIess
Will, be the occasion OF new discords aud con.
tentions. We look with some anxiety for the
news from the interior.
The forces recently investing Guadalajara
begun their march npon The capital on the sIh
uii. The next arrival will, therefore, oruba-
bly, bring us something SURFING from Mexico
Gov. Cara, of the Stale of Tama ulipas bad
issued his pTUciama ion tor the choice OF Pre-
sideu tiai electors the first and third Sunday OF
J tnuary. The new Congress or College will
meet Ia The city OF Mexico. the third Sunday
oi February, 1861, IN accordance with the
Terms Uf the Constitution OF 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

CLERK OF THE UNION CoMMITTRs-Mr
Sawyer, OF Virginia, n DJugias Democrat
who has been appointed clerk of the Uufon
Committee OF Thirty Three, at the request Of
MIR. Millson, has served IN Congress and mas
also held the Office OF Collector of the Port q,
Norfolk, and edited he Argus of that c,ty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

PREvEsTivEFo LooEJAw.-When any one
runs nail or sharp iroa lato any part OF be
body, take common smoke pip. liz ht il wall
after ntling Win tobacco, then place u cloth
or silk handkerchief over the b,wI. aud blow
the smoke through the stem In % the wound.
Two or three pipssful will be SUFFICIENT TO set
the wound .discharging.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Anustmsnts.-Theon only eutertaiument worth
attending 'his evening, Ia that givsu at the
Theatre. in which Mr. Jeffersos, the great
American comedian, is TO "shlus firth I" tor
be last time, as The bright particular s,ar -
The bill is au excellent one, aud the cast VI
char &C ters admirable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

SOUTHERN STUDErTS AT THB NoRTH-we
learn iroin the Yale College Catal, que that
there are foTty three Southern students 10 tnni
institution. OF these 10 are from Maryland
from Delaware q; Tennessee E; + orIda s
Missonfi3 Kentucky 3; Mississippi 2; L,ui.
siaUa2 Norm Cirollna =; District of CoIum-
Ola anu one each from Arkansas, Texas, VIr-
ginIa aud Georgia. TINS - bat a fraction of
The lire Ii am Der of students, which is 6l9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

THE CoMtSG fsAa.-Thr year 1851 will b.
the nrst OF The u IN OiJ N pad. Taefe win be
an annual eclipse OF tue sun on tI.e liIh VI
January, another on the 7tn OF July, aud II
tbtHl eclipse on the 3lSto OF Decemesr Tners
Will also be partial eclipse OF The moon %,
the 18th Of December.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

MURDER In NEW BkUEswIcK, N. LAST
Saturday evening. MIR. John Frodan, a store
keeper in NV brunswick, N j, went 10 his
supper, ieavii his clerk, Samuel Hull, "a
OF 10, ,u Tue store. with Henry DIV, d lad whu
sold pictures. Directly afterwards, a pistol
shot am cry mur' ct were heard aud
young Hull was found ia tyirgs.-'e, snd ps
had sarely Strength 10 tell that he other "
had shot him, when he expired. Dow was a. :
rested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

A CITY FATHER IN TRouBLe.--The 0raad
Jury ot Kings coany,N N Y ON Monday last
Indicted al alderman OF Brooklyn for q mis-
demeanor, in giving n false certificats 20 a
street contractor, and obtaining money from
the city under false oretences,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

ANOTHER HONOR C0NYkRRkp.-Proses sess or
Morse has just received ir IN IN. King Por.
'nsal tue Gross of Cheyalier of the Order o.
the Tower aud Sword, belng the fifth title OF
MN by Earorean sossreigas for his inveniion
u the elegraph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

House Brsaking.-The lum her house. on ,hs
Dock, OF q Workman 4 Co, was orcibIy
entered last Thursday night, and roeo<d OF a
few half barrels of fsb, And perhaps barrel
OF whiskey. The robbers efsc led an trance
by breaking the iron bars across one Of tie
windows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

GIFT.-The New York correspondent OF
the Mobile Register states tnat On Thanks
giving day coittc!iJn tor the poor WAS
made AT h- E-y. Dr. Adams chu ch, Madison
Square. Among the contributions Il young
gtTl had placed an envelope upon the silver
plate. When opeued il was found that il con-
iained an eiegnnt diamond cross, which had
teen bought OF Ball, Black, IL DO. at the time
OF The bail to The Prince of Wales and for
which 81 500 was paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Seeking Wtntsr Quarters On Thursday right
iast, IA W hite MAN, who gave his name as Pat
rick Caslon, made ms appearance at lh- hrst
station house, and finding Off ter Boxs In at
'eudance, demanded To be locked up for the
nIgnt, aud to be pat TO wort the next morning
de said he had no money and nowhere TO
lay, and Wished TO Be sent 10 the work house
Yesterday mori ing, whed called before The
Mayor, Pat, seemed to have cnauged his mud
not W nit, and his HoBor Therefore aecommoq
'a'sd him by turning him in with tne chaIn-
gang,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

BLACKBERRY WINE.--Oyer as many quarts
as you have berries, pour SO many quarts of
cold water which has been noilrd bruiss The
berries we'll, and let the whole stand for tweu-
ty-four hours, stirring II occasionally lain
the juice and put u pound and half OF sugar
to each gallon Of liquid stir 1t uniil the sugar
is dissolved, and pat ii ia 10 a cask win q quaI
ter OF au ounce OF isiugiass 10 two gallons OF
liq uiu; let il remain open until the next day.
wnen IL should be bunged In Two mon ths ii
may be bottled off, aud will be found very
pleasant vine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Nearly HoIsa.--About O'Clock yesterday
afternoon a nau. wi no gave his IAms as Mar
tin Holmes, was picked up on College street,
in a helpless condition, ard almost frs xss 10
death. He was PROVIDED for BY persons in The
neigh borhood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

TAs Sundas Tsats on The Richmond aud
York River Railroad has been dts p~nssd with.
but may pronshiy he renewed ext sp,iag-
The local travel does not jast,fy lbe expense
iust
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

MILL PURsr The Toledo Miils," pro-
perty of Mr.. 5. ID. SpriIkts, OF Smy h.. county,
vs., were cons nmsd by fire ON Saturday night
last The Monday night previous, his barn
aud stable were consumed now his new aud
ex ensive mill Is Ia ashes. The entire loss is
about $1,000. Insurance on mill s., 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

TELKGRAPHIo FRAT.-A Boston paper no.
tices IN L on Ffiday evening the telegraphic
o"erators put Portland iu connection with
Wilmington, N. o., and Charles ston, S G., AID
transmitted messages distinctly. Suo>eqt
ly, Bangor and New ORLEANS were conn.c ted
for the first time, ami messages seut from
Maine 10 Louisiana This is probably long
er distance than was ever before cunuecte Ia
the United States, or any land teIegraphic line
over which inteliigible dispa ches have been
sent. New Orleans to an inquiry OF Port
land as to the time, replied, SIS. 1t was then
1920 a. Portland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Tobacco Iaspseior hesigasa The nice OF Isy
Inspector OF Tobsceo o, Ihorell'. w arsl opse,
la this cry CONFERRED by CIV Le,chsr Oh Col.
) Bassett French, of Chester neid has b n
resigned by tie latter. Mr.. Daal Z 0aIonsr
10 the "a lAs~tetor a. D.brSlis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Eel Name and Fams- Yesterday was the dsy
81 pointed by the Mayor io tx xamine WI hes "a
In the case of Samuel II. Lyman, Charged
with being a common gambler, aud as such
u person of evil name, fame aud reputation;
hut the young gentleman failed 10 answer
when called, ana the investigation was there
lore postponed. Hyman, wheI under arr,st q
few days since, gave bail to answer an indlct.
ment by the next Grand Jury for betting at
t,To aud also to appear befor. the Mtyor-
Both bonds will De forfeited aud the security
will be made TO pay the am Iunt of each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

MANNER OF ESCAPE OF THE JEWS IN DA-
MAsCUs The following account OF the man
ner in which the Jews In Damascus escaped
from the massacre lately perpetrated there,
was furnished to the Jewish Chronicle, Lon
don, by person Who had but recently re.
turned from Syria:
safer the slaughter OF the Christiaps, the
fHuatics meditated au attack on the Jews -
When deliberatpg on the subject. Sheik,
" ho is hell in 81 eat estimation and whom the
Jews had beiriended. strongly opposed the
measure. They allowed themselves - I've dis.
suaded for moment. But the next evening
they resumed their deliberations. Once more
the Sneik succeeded in dissuading them -
Another day thus elapsed. Fsr the third time
the 10 murderers met, more frmlv than ever re
solved on the massacre of the Jews. The
Sheik, seeing thai his opposition would b-
overruied, pretended 10 acquiesce in their de.
termination, and only asked ths M - ascertain
previously whether the propose ed attack was
the Will OF GJd. For this purpose, he pro-
posed that the trigger of loaded pistol with
which one OF the fanatics was armed, should
be pulled. If IL Went off at once, he pr,j-ct
met with the appreciation of the Deity If not,
IL was sign of Ihe Divine disapprobatiun So
said, so done. Fortunately for the Hebrews
tie pistol did not go or The faaatics dis
persed once more. Meanwhile neIp came
The murderers had lost the chance of anot ther
slaugh ter"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

A'tsmps to Break Ia-Oa Thursday night
last a daring attempt was made io .n'er u
store on Broad street. between I'd and I'd, bu.
proveo unsuccessful The Rogue, IL seems ell.
'ered be back yard and placing a ladder an
der window ia the second story, ascend d II
and was In The act of hosting the Q ,sh, w hen
an inmate of the house discovered the rubber
aud gave th. alarm. The thief scam pered II
AT the top OF his speed, aud -f-c ed his s-sspe
Had the person been armed with u loaded
towing piece, he might have rid the word ui
a burglar, without creating Que half the tx.
ciiemeIt which his perpetual crIes VI walcn
caused
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

FINANCIAL PANIC IN CUBA.-The Diario de
Ia Martha, OF the , n inet. con tains the pro-
ceediAgs of Il second meeting held py the prin-
clpal merchants and bankers at the Captain
Grnerals palace on the Sd inst, for the pnr-
pose OF Considering such precautionary mea-
sures as the ihHuehce OF The commercial truu-
bies In the United States might rrDder neces-
sary. Both meetings were presided over by
the Captain General, who ANNOUNCED that he
was ready TO contribute, with all the assist
ance III has power, 10 The adoption Of uch mea-
sures as should be considered indis pens lbie to
avoid any difficulties. The committee ap-
pointed at The first meeting submitted Il re-
port, em bodying requests . His Excelieucy TO
urge ui on The Is tnh ot Spain to reanZS, IS soon
as possible lle CIrCu "a ion Ut four mliiiUu OF
dollars IN bank notes, rs authorized by The
- ueen ia special decree granted 1859; 70
grant her au thOrIzatIou tor the issue Of nom
1 ar u SIX millions OF dollars IN b nd, note or
coupons 10 recommend the e5 5LabiIs by
The Home uterument OF Il mint in the lsian d
tor the coiuage of silver coin and The gran z
permission To the banking institutions ana
railroad companies OF Cuba 10 issue paper ia
the same mauner as is done by similar las IItu-
lions in Spain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Rsstgned-Mr. Wyndham X )bertson has re
signed he Oaptaincy of the Home Guard"
aud resumed his position in the r.uk,. Mr.
K Resigned as Captain because prevented by
other engrs ssing public duties from g,vIus
that attention To the Company necessary ON
the part OF the commanding officer to maiu-
tain It's due efficiency aud discipline. He SAID
no one was more impressed IN q himself ~Ith
the nature of the oTgfuIzeIion, nor would
unite more heartily la every means of maIu-
tanning and extending it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

Ca,slsssaso oPssisAsd--James Mead. negro
mule driver. was before The MAY or yes,erday
nornluy, a.d sentenced 70 BE- soundiy tsshsd,
tor caralessiy driyipg bic team az ,Inss \ younr
iads Who waa crossing The street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15

mas holidays, the unsettled condition of the
country, and the difficulty experienced in
making collections, because of the general
duabcal derat cement. will cause many Of our
mechanics and manufacturers To cur All their
forces this evening, and thus be the m, aus Of
throwing out of employ msnt a large number
of industrious, hard. working men, whose
families are entirely deI enoeut ou them tor
he necessaries Of life. If he present 5 ats Of
affairs continue for maby N Ibths, the suffer
irgs among The working classes will ne far
greater than was ever known before, nnIrss
the wealthy portion of our citizens are exceed.
iugly liberal wi IN their charities.
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TEE rKsT CASE BETWEEN KENTUCKY AND
OHIo.-Ths following Is given as an explsna.
tion Of the case commenced in the Supreme
Court of the United States by the Governor
of Kentucky. A test case is TO be made of the
refusal Of Governor Dennison, Of Ohio, to
deliver up the man Lago, charged with en-
tIclng slaves from Kentucky. The StatesmaA
says:
Some time ago a man, named Lago was In.
dicted Ia the Woodford Circuit Court for en-
ticing slave to escape from his owner. Lago
escaped. and took refuge in Ohio. Governor
Msgofin made requisItion upon Governor
Dennison, of Ohio, foI. the return OF the fugi-
tive from justice. Governor Dennison re-
fused TO issue his warrant for the arrest and
surrender of Lago, upon the ground that by
the laws of Ohio, negroes are not property,
and that he did not recognize the act commit
ted by Lago as an offence We understand
the Attorney General of Kentucky, assisted
by able counsel, will, at the request of Gov
ernor Magofin, Institute in he Uait.d States
Supreme Court such steps as they may think
most available to coercea compliance with the
Constitution by Governor Dennison. Failing
in that, additional legislation viii be asked
from Congress to provide for similar cases.
The subject will be pushed to final settls-
ment. and the question determined whether
the wrong is really without remedy.
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Eseapsd.-On THURSDAY last one a. tns prts.
oners confined IN the chain sang 9Avc The
everseer the slip. takirg with him tAs 1all aH0
enain astd v sasRzs Aas pysseacs when nsedsA,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-15
LOCAL MATTHH0.

Erny4fn naficn.-Yes ana the day BE-
FORE the Hastings Court were closely enGa cd
in the examination Of Joseph n. Crenshaw,
charged with shooting John Askew, some few
months since. A nun her Of witnesses were
examined for the Commonwealth, NO two or
whom test,ded alike "a tn the details OF the
shooting Askew seemed to have an indefinite
recollection of some OF the circumstances, bot
would not swear positively as 70 what passed.
The argument was commenced ab1ut 10 o'clk,
Mr.. Daniel for the Common wealth. and
Meesrs. August Morson and Crump for
the defence, and continued 20 a late hour. A.
the conclusion of the argumen I, the Court, by
a divided vote, remanded the accused for dBal
trial before Judge Lyone, In February next,
and admitted him TO bail in $4,000, which he
readily gave.
large, Praetics.--Company I, Capt. Morriss,
OF the First Regiment Virginia Volunteers,
paraded yesterday afternoon, and celebrated
their first anniversary by q target practice -
The company, after parading through the
streets, marched to the valley west of the Poor
House. where the target was set up, aud the
firing commenced. At the conclusion OF the
usual number of rounds, II Was asceI al ed
that Serg,. ID A. TYRES had made the three
beat shots. and was, therefore, entitled, not
only to the Companv's medal but to the sill
YER goblet, both of which we're presented TO
him with the usual ceremonies
Company l, though In ITS infancy, is rapid.
ly III jreasing in numbers, and from present /
Indications Is soon To bear the palm from some
OF It's Older rivals. Thus tar both officers and
men have been very prompt in their attend
ance of drills, and II they continue SO, the
corps must succeed.