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TIE a;ermsn ADvERTISEa

TIE R;erman a DIV ERTISEN,
r. HAssEL, Ed tor and PROPRIETOR
Is publ shed every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 rer Arnum. pay"l'le in advnnce.
Terms tor Advert senents REASONABLE
OFFICE: 7th Str, between CLAY s LEIGH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

CALIFORNIA LAND DFRAUDs.-AttorneyG Gen
eral Black has addressed letter to the Presi.
dent, showing that about one hundred and
fifty millions worth OF land in Californis
are claimed under forged land warrants pur.
porting to have been issued by the Mexican
authorities. After stating that, in order to
detect these frauds, some four hundred2 folio
volumes Of the archives Of the Mexican Gov.
ernmenf, scattered over California, were coll
lected and bound, the letter continues:
The archives thus collected furnish ire.
sisttble proof that there had been an organized
system Of fabricatiag land titles carried on for
that forgery and Ieriury had been reduced to
. regular occupation; that the making Of
false grants. with the eubOrdination OF false
witnesses to prove them, had become 4 trade
aud business. Desolate islands, barren
rocks and protesting promontofies, useIess 10
individuals, but Of priceless value to the Gov.
ernment, had been seized upon under these
spnrious Titles, with view Of extortipg mil.
GOn1 from the United States for sites neces.
sary TO defend the national possessions on the
Pacific, and defend and guard the cofumerce
OF the coast. Tho richest part OF San Fran.
cisco was found to BE- covered by NO less than
I've di0erent Grants, every one Of them lorked
sftsr tbe c0nquevt Sacr1mento, Marysville,
Stockton and Petaluna were claimed on titles
10 hettne. BY thsoe sinSostgauons, aud by
the collecti0u, acolhtioa sad ,trsnslstion Of
MEANS Ok denonstxAaioe athesa frauds, az lis. /
valid gpants non those which
hid beea tsbffcalSd, sndihave been enabled 70
make 4pecessfpl detence. aeainst evexy lsapd. i
ulent ctdim hat has Como or = likely to kdme
befoss he Suprems Oonrt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

A SINGULAR CAsE-J. G.. Adams
nagerie manager, applied to the COLLEGE q,
fnysNians and Surgeons, a few days since. to
see Il any thing could be done for his head
wnich was scalped in a fight with a bear same
paw tore the scalp from the skull compieteiv
over the frontal bone. He was a second time
INJURED h1 % a. in the same place by grizzly bear.
y. y Wnic1 tne Per.osst.m was stripped from the
skull and the bone. which from want of its nat.
urai covering and n utriment, died and slo ehed
on. In Its place examinations were formed
Wnicn IN appearance looks like fungus matter
% .ew months ago he was training monkey.
man's mead and inserted his carniverous teeth
IN the wounded part. Under these combined
misiortunes, Adams has lost his health ana
= Sas become great sufferer. One who saw
him at the College of Physicians and Snrraon~
states that when the heart beats, it the head
Is uncovered, the pulsations can be seen in the
boneless portion Of his cranium.-N. Post
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s ainsi oDtains the following details of escane
Hnu 1aet snoonng At the Northern Indiana prison
ans. week; A company of prisoners were an >
.hseu xns1 planting corn on the prison lands in
fanr fu"rge gs OF Jonn 20 Lane. a young man twenty.
lour years OF age. He had the su perin tendence
Oh tne Iarm hands About eight O'Clock in the
lnnornlns the whole squad of prisoners in his
snaIgs snddenly made a break. Lane iumned
Hu.ckly Into their midst and ordered Them to
sop several times but they kept ON runninS.
ia ae u.ew ms navy revolver and fired on the
;eauee, man named McGraw, killing him
,MnsGtshtly. The ball passed through his body.
SiN Mc1rAw was desperate man, committed for
burglary and an old offender. Lane then
caugat one OF the fugitives and tied him se-
culoly' ana delivered him to the guards al the
plson several guards, besides Lane. were
ers, and In short time succeeded in taxing All
OUT one. Capt. Buford caught two of them
ma In swamp. The remaining man. named
bennett could not be found The most of the
gnards, tired with the chase of the day. were
wiuEng to give up, but Lane was determined
" nave nls man, and started again INFO the
pine swamps, south of the prison Grounds
aho the city. About dark he came in W., th his
Fugitive, having found him in a secluded place
Trying to bury himself in the sand to ayoid
being seen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

1ANkhE FISHERMEN IN T R q E-The
Liverpool IN. 81 Transcript gives the ma =.
ticulars OF most serious affray which recen /.
~ occurred at that port between the crews al
Two American fishermen and some sailors h
longing 10 tnat port. How the quarrel origi-
mated is not known. 1t is said that the f,shsr
men gave oheace in some way and that the
sailors pursued them through the streets to
their vessels which were lying at one of the
wnarves, when regular scrimmage ensued -
Guns were brought out by the fishermen
which were seized by the sailors and broken
over the heads Of the former. The fishermen
were At last obliged to take to their boats and
retreat. The American Consular Agent. to-
getner with magistrate, were rather roughly
handled in endeavoring to preserve the peace.
the latter being knocked down. Some Of the
rioters were apprehended the next day. aud
held to bail to answer.
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The IRISH ExoDUs-furthsr Accounts.-Th,
following is a passage from a remarkabl.
statement in the Cork Examiner of May is
bearing upon the continued flight of the popu.
latlon from that part alone to the newly
adopted land of the Irish Celtic race:
Zach week sees tie departure on an ayera,e
OF six hundred persons, the great majority o1
whom are young men and women between %
ana 30 years OF age. To imagine the effect OF
.nis uIaih upon the community, We might in
stance that ii these six hundred were drawn
from town like that of Bantry, there would
hardly be young man or woman left in il =
Ine actual numbers are greater than the popu.
ia..on oi many large villages, and a fortnight's
draught would at that rate utterly depopllate
90 considerable town as Millstreet. Remem-
berlng that almost every one Of these nerson.
10 oi condition to be of actual value to the
chanlcs the women, either in agricultural
iaDor, as servants, or, still more important as
the healthy mothers Of strong children II is
easy to conceive how terrible is the loss 10 the
country. Nothing can impress this tact upon
the mind SO strongly as actually witnessing
the crowd preparing for their departure.
"Among The entire there is not an indication
OF sqnaior or misery; not single rag on the
Dack ITS owner indicates that he or she is
nylng from poverty not u weak limb or a pale
cheek-scarcely Wrinkled face indicates that
the country is getting rid of a burden. Sturdy.
atnieuc young men, healthy and strong girls
bulk OF this departing crowd. On Thursday
week we witnessed no less than four hundred
such preparing TO take their departure in the
Edinburg, Capt. Kennedy, one Of the vessels Of
the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
line. A rumor had spread shortly before the
arrival OF the ship that Z certain number
would beexcluded fer want of Accommodation.
and the despair eyinced by those who thought
themselves shut out was as great as if they
were told they had lost every hope. When the
tenders came to bear away the passengers.
there was a frantic rush even on the part OF
cied that some unlucky interpretation would
shut them out. Tho news that all could be
laken was received as if some precious gifts |
had been showered among them.''
Two vessels arrived at Boston In one day |
ast week from Liverpool, with six hundred |
migrants on board, principally Irish, tie |
arger portion of whom will Immediately
proceed to the West. Many Of them bring |
ums Of money, in the aggregate amounting to |
lutte large sum.
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L
An alteration occurred at the Psnusylyani.
Hotel, philadelphia, on Monday nishf' vSscs
res ulted in the mortal wounding OF Mr" II
Douglas, the proprietor. - 1--e' -
OF tho vessels wrecked near Memory Roch
edse OF the Great Bahamas, within tae pasti
saivage, &c, is put tdown at Sl0O,COo, - :
The editor Of the Cedar Keys TIA, (, ra,..
graph ate watermelons on the o6th uit.. ana
they had then been plenty On the coast Tor
moro Than week. H' ~ ~ 's--,si =
The abolition speech Of Senator Sumne,-
uscTipt to the New York Herald and Trihn ns
before IL was delivered.
The President has signed the bill which IN .
cfeases tine pay OF the Navy officers about Is
peF cent .eltIyr' 2 80 -. - - =. 80 ." :"
e It y said that the reason why the ~Republi.
cans cai! Llncola Honest Abe y II 10 dis.
unguish him from the rest Of their partv.
Geo. s. Bernard, orator. and Juo. Kerr T.
reader, Tor the Fourth OF July, have been 20.
iected bya public meeting at Petersburg. Va.
Robert Miller, OF Webster co. Va. was I'm.
ed BY the falling Of ? limb from q tree durinr
= storm ON the 2lst alt - -
The Nashville Patriot says that Hon. John
Washington Hunt.
Wm d. Young, an old shoe merchant Of
Portsmouth, Va, died very suddenly yester.
day morning. ~ = - -,''e'-
The Rhode Island General Assembly BEGAN
DAYS. 'oS'
Graham's meat packing establishment. in
philadelphia was burnt ON Tuesdav Last
Loss &4a OOO. -l u, 80 = @~-'-~'
Mrs. Partington makes Shakspeare sav
sweet are the uses Of advertisements" =
-. n. WEIGH. Dem, has bsen elected Navor
OF New Haven, Conn. ,9g -. 80 - 4
aega county ON the 18th nit
The National Hat Fiuishers, Association 4.
N session in New York.
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DEATH OF SIR CHARLES BARRY.-The
Arabia brings intelligence OF the death of Sir
Charles Barry, the architect Of the new Houses
1--we. He was born in May, l7a5, apprenticed
as an architect in London, and upon attaining
his majority spent several years in travel
upon the Continent. In 1884 the old Houses Of
ernment made liberal offers for designs. That
of Mf. Barry was deemed tho best. and the
work was commenced in 1S4O, claiming the
constant attention Of the distinguished archi-
tect. Some TWO millions Of pounds nave been
expended upon it aad it is now very nearly
completed. In 1852 tho Queen opened the
Victoria Tower and Royal Gallery in state.
and at the same time conferred the honor Of
Charles Barry. His name, indeed, is chiefiy
known from his connexion with this colossal
undertaking. 8tBErstt4k 80 alg} / 4
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EUROPEAN ITEMs.-The (Itv of Rs,,;,oor.,.
;.a''' ;.. az new York furnish the following
items not telegraphed:
The ship Judith, Of Boston. vh;,a ,v;,
tne Mersey bound for Calcutta, took dree owin1 Nv
~ some loose sails lying near the galley he.
coming ignited by the heat The flames were
fling. s0 "o"e was trl-
Inc Neap0litan Government, in di,natch
a aevelveo al turin, holds the Sardinian Gov
hs1d ~ ss.ponsnIe for the operations Of ari
Ssa Ss,ua IN a sicily The receipt Of this dispatch
Deen suspended. ~eAes "@o
q: "A popular demonstration in support of
=. .. Nh. M ano the ScIlian movement was held
ns;, nan was crowded ana great excitement nre'
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Haekmsa, under the ordinances of the CITY
lay themselves liable to punishment il thev,
refuse to wait upon any white person who
them to say they are engaged and thn ma or nsc,
10 escape They must not only prove a prior
engagement. but must also show that there
was not time enough for them 70 MI the de.
mano upoA them before the services of the
law. II citizen calls upon backn1an for
MS services, and the Jehu refuses 10 accommo-
dste him, all he has to do is 70 report the case
20 =. % sne mayor, and the offender will be called
and to pay heavily ii he fails to prove his Il.
nOcence. Nh - - - -"
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TIE WILDFIRB SLAy.s.-The crew of the
bark Wildflre were brought before Judge Mar
win, at Key West ON the 10th ult., under a
writ OF hateas eorpxs. A motion to discharse
was refased. but all were admitted to ball.
The Key Of The Gulf adds The JUDGE de-
cItned copstrning the law OF 1890, making the
slave trade piracy, but intimatsd that ne
should diss0nt from the recent Opinion Of
Judge Nc0sath, Of Sosth Carolina, and shat he
was now of the opinion that whsn the nexro1s
came on board Of ~ American ysssel on the
coAst Of Africa they Were free though they
With the opinion of Judge Story nstAs eaSe
of the uatted States -. Batsish, Z Sumner re-
port. 80 f's. aests b.i si'ss :
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The Henrieo Troop are to celebrate ,h..
seventh anniversary Tomorrow, BY n pubIie
parade and = adipner, ut the Fair 6ronnas III
me Central Agricultural Society. The Troon
81. ~ mposea OF some OF the best men In Hen
an ana emclency. Not only is the corps invalua.
PIE 70 the country 40 an aid to the police. In 1
II would prove Of great service to the civ In
projecting and defending her saburbs, were
An attack TO be made upon her. We hav. =, ~
oouot the present anniveYsary celebration viii
oe an interesting one and we are sure maj
all VINO participate In it will b dsliehted.
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PosT-OSrIcE RoBBERY.-A negro clerk in
the pos t.ofiice of Windsor, Canada, named
depredations on The mails, amounting To thor.
sands Of dollars. He is the agent for the mn
derground railroad at that station. and he.
Windsor VI
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:, AMERICAN FURs.-Four hundred ana f1ft,
!noosand muskrat skins have been bought by
fall They have been gathered from Wi.con'
sin, Minnesota, and a small portion Of Iowa
and have been shipped direct to Lor don
During the season just closed, this company
has paid out $500, 600 for furs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

SILENT MARRIAGE-Francis Mcdonnell /,
vel known Western sculptor, was, on SIM
cleveland, Ohio. Both are deaf and dumh
Words were not necessary in the season Of
courtship, and the marriage ceremony wasac-
compIshed by bowed assent to written
promises N''oAA
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BEER AT ST. LOUISA German commercial
paper at 81. Louis gives q list Of forty brew
which turn out in year 122, 400 barrels Ia rer
o3,ooO 6arrels common beer, and 4,4OO barrels
ale. The average price Of lager is ss. and
common beer So per barrel, and of ale SIS per
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

OIL SPRINGs.-The Scientific American saws
the oil springs are probably the result Of the
decomposition of vegetable substances by the
OF them are inexhaustibie, and their extent
Will no doubt vary like that Of coal beds and
other geological deposits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

"TOMNY" IN MUss s-"Tommy" thu
sprightly interpreter to the Japanese Emhas.
sey, has involved himself in "musa,, At
Washington. On Monday, q good looking
my kiss her. whereupon the young tycoon
declared she "Was much id proud.;,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

BIRD IN TREE.-At Pennington. Iowa. last
Sunday, little girl. four years old, was car.
req oy sudden gust Of wind and lodged in a
having caught in the branches of the tree.
wnere she remained unhurt. The anxious
iather lathe. ran to aud fro seeking her, when the
iltte innocent, dripping with rain, peeped
uoWn tnrough the branches Of the cherry
tree, excIaiming-"I'm here. Pa =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

POWER OF LI0HrNINo,-A fash Of nvhtp;ru
wnlch struck the schooner Roxbury, at Boz.
ton, ON Wednesday afternoon, shiyered hsr
mast, threw one of the spliniers, eight feet
Of vessel which was lying at a distance Of Iso
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

ARREST FOR CIRCULATING INCENDIARy
DoCuMKNTs:-J. II. Brown, q resident of AIex.
andrla co, Va- was arrested Tuesday, at the
Helper book and other incend ndinary docnnert:
he was brought to Alexandria and Committed
to Jail in default of S2,OUO bail. Brown was a
deiesate 70 the wheeling and Chicago Repub-
mcah ,Hsa conventions, and voted for Fremont in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

WHERE THE 6LAyRRs COME FROM.-The
New York Express says that the bark Wiids
IRE, recently captured with cargo of Afri.
cans, Is said to have been owned and fitted
OUT by Boston house, who anticipated clear.
ing over $2OO, 600 by the opsl alton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

BUSY SkAPORT.-In the port Of Havana
OF on the 2sd May. there were 81 ships and barks.
barks, 40 were American, 20 Spanish. French
l British, 1 Chilian and Austrian. OF The
brigs, 20 were American and IS Spanish. ,f
the schooners, IL were American and Sna ~
ish. SP""
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

Not Heard Charles Gaylord, arrested for
ItE s.atnosnE William Gibliu, on the 26th ult.. vas
M.s, osl1le tne Mayor yesterday, but re.commiited
gerous condition of the wounded man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

AAE ETHER REMEDY FOR DRAPNKsa
physician OF ch "obseryat tion nd rc.a" ~, :,
informs the Boston Traveller that the ethssr
remedy Tor deafness, which comes to us from
france, is an old remedy, which in some cases
- eincaclous. He advises us to caution peo-
PIE disposed to try IL from using the common
eIner e! OF the shops, as this may produce pain.
~ men used tor this purpose the article shou Id
oe e-oistiiled from the black oxide Of manga.
nese. e"-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

NAxRs OF rHn KILLnD-3che NAM. - g.
Killed At Comanche, III, a. far = he.ra s-",.
oy the tornado. Saturday, are a. foliov,.
Mrs. Amelia Davis and con. a Z, w...-A.,,
Ehzahsth Wertphall and child. Hsnnsk ~
nan Mary 0reealeaf, Ella abeth Rathho".
M,vsssss, N wsss'p:r, , y s.lto1hary, Philip Pepper.
Gsors. G.es 3. ro;s: Harry F1s., Ell Nilsson, Mrs.
M; Aiss; II. McKennick. Jacob Meyie. Aurnst:
4eyie and child. . child Of G. W. Chsse :
cnlld Of W. White. Heman Whitman s.S
many others not yet Identified. ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

TIE SOsfhers Democratic Cosressies. which
viii convene In this city on Monday nexf
wlll hold its sessions in Metropolitan Han. on
franklin street. the committee Of arranse-
gaged that building for the pprpuses indi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

The PR0P11r IN INPHILADHLPHIA.-Bri
Young. with several Of the dignitaries of his
church. bat none Of his wives. has been In
Philadslphta for the past ton days. He is ne
gotiating for the purchase of q paper mill
which he proposes 70 set mp In his City.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

we understand that Robert q. Scott. ESQ. of
Z. alabama, tformeriy Of this ci city,y win address
me cit!zens Of Richmond aud Vicinity, ct Ne.
9th inst, at 8 O'Clock. - '-''