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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

Totsss. .22< 400 27l ,so2 l4isJs S6ss
NO. U.-coMrKs srArTamxr SHOWING Trx AGE or pss
sEs'dhis ARF1viNe IN III; UNITED RoREfsS
COUNTRIES r~Tr0lG EACH WARS, NAMELY,
1856, 1857, -yyo, 1885,
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ga 400 21l ,9s2 IA 900 l65, 500
no. n-coNPARAnyE STATEMENT SHOWING THE OCCUPATION
or PASSENGERS AxfiyING UNITED STATES FRox
FOREIGN CcuSrprs EACH or TIE LAST FoUn
kAilIa
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H. tonghs. Colds. HOarseness. &cTh.

~ Coughs. Colds. HOarsempsS, &c.-Th.
pre'slenee o the above compla ints at this season
mas me enect oi nrnglns out host of professedlv
ne" speeches, and while some few may be good
mihh ate useless and some even danserous To
prevent sappolntInent. the best course to pursue
- l" consult ,our family physician. or othe wise
has ptored to he safe and ei1icacinus Ofths class
n,i iLkRS COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. originally the favorite prescription nf
III eminent phS scian, II soon became n ponular
lani' medicine, and without advertisins has
eph'ihhed 7" EMO, growlDs reputation for the
lls' lWeN'' years In all recent cases II acts like
q thafh; ahI IN chrome cases. Bronchitis Hoone
lHs CouEh' Group Asthma. &c. it is used with
ulPfi tiit e" success rs Most ismia Will testify
Il uS@9h S@9 p! lshet WINSTON. Meade Il Baker. 4.
kntehef. hc Al % cents per bottIe and j., an OIL,
. NV ana peasant L"Zenee form l2ta and 25 cents
te. 'Dx. PfepTeG hy J. BALMER, Pnarmaceue
N''' D''''ii"Ie' A4u' ie 4-3ms
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y Notice. TO the sick. afflicted and numer
w. W.. iIahitiies who have heretofore used DR.. J. s.
hUstS MEDICINES always with The mos, mn "
Dohaed happy results, that some unprncipjad
t.sehs s nave circulated an imitation. The Doctor
80 oeeh compelled to change the wrapper. which
NJ IS over the cork OF every bottle of the genuine
~ Et'ololhes, 40 that the public can again obtain
- se eedies which have suited their wants and
ls tVed their suitertnes ~
g. IN. n J. ). ROSE'S COUGH SYRUP. for cong his
1 i q neeases ni the lungs is the standard remedy
.. aae AIN CT RER for pains. rheumitfsu. cbnjic'
,ss p. y x,ot OF bruises. and the DYSPFPTIC COM
~ i"f dyspepsia and nver complaints,
S''1 y. ~, DIuyglsts generatv and by
10 ., WARNER l.. WARING, ig Broad 81,
'4-~V Richmond, Va,
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Ccfd Pl"nss--On Wednesday evening last. a
dock merchant and a friend, anxious 70 Ia,
the sailing capacities OF an Indian canoe
which the former had owned for several
months, launched il near Roc ketts, and star red
t' " row across the river. After getting short
the vessel was leaking badly, aud the mar.
chant attempted To bail out the water hui in
doiEg SO capsized the little craft, and Of course
T rmp''eo hisaseif and friend into the STREAM
The plunge coming so nnexpeeted horh of
ihem made hurried exploration Of the bot
'oin ol me stream, but rising quickly, struck
out lor the shore minus their hats, which
they reached in safety
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Ahidnty and BLADDER ComoIn iuts- n,

ssss.,hry and BLADDER rCOmplaints.-The
n 80 aLo most important discovery for X idney
fba. 81 I'm plants, Urinary Obstructions LeucOr-
Pasiratt,o"a W a h.tes Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
HORXEL'nuh an snd Dehity al either sex, Is HARTS-
"ppnNt pI.N.t BCCHU COMPOUND.
-,s wto nave been unable to walk. have soon
prsn. ..1eveo ~ ,! this powerful COMPOUND It's
cai me- ma, vt chemist and rs pronounced by medj-
81 sm., nv " pMpol ND IN the world Large bottles
aelysd a. "9,,eh ~ cents. fresh supply lust re-
isu i,,o IsH Err WINSTON, Druggists,
--"' Main street. Richmond.
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That ever lived in the toe of timss

Mayors Court. terday was devoted To
the trial OF civil warrants, with the excenrion
OF few trivial m,sdemeanors, which we her.
motce. Abram Foaski, for beating Isaac
Harris, is yet 10 he heard-CeIia Ann C,shv a
Iiee neSreSs, was coInmittrd for want of a re-.
gister-Patsy Arn Parker and Margaret Par
krr, both Meckien burg free negroes, were or
"eIe" 10 return to their native county forth.
with.-Mary Jane Patterson. a fre. negrsss
deranged from drinking bad whiskey. was
sent to jail -Catharine Gathright, an idiotic
white woman, drunk and falling about the
stree', was locked up for safe-keeping.- Alex.
ander Pamela, for attempting TO psrne,ra,.
an outrage upon George King, a While bov
was continued for examination until Friday
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,1Aare you insured :-The-reatest adyau.
ir T - nSuai offered the public with regard 10
~ . p ~ HANtt. white persons aud slaves.
o H',o't @ m r. lNSU RANCE upon ,r,ry dtSrriptiom
g PgpT!g ~ town or country a. the oid ,rtoI.
,af .,sa,a 1f n tRAL INSURANCE OFFICE, Pearl
ises ses opposite John N. Gordon and next to T. d.
ige Pest companies represented, and ali losses
. not or Business from 8 to O'Clock and from
'W9e cioek, daily. C.R. BRICKEN
IH-lm General Insurance Agent.
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Frs.-The alarm of fire Yesterday mornin~
vas caused by the partial burning Of the
grocery Of Mr. George Hosnaner, on 9TH ST..
between Cary and Canal The fire originate ted
by accident, in the absence OF Mr. H. ana
threa tened at one time 70 prove very destruc.
tive, but the prOmptness OF some Of the fire.
men with their apparatus, saved the building
with slight damage. Mr. II. had $500 Insurance
on his stock Of goods-not enough To pay his
losses. The building was owned by Mr. T."
w. Brimmer. and was damaged 10 the amo,m,
Of SI5p but whether insured or not, we could
no; ascertain N"'"
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PURCHASE on THE "PAN.UAxnsv, d..
Iu,lons have been introduced into the Pam
sylvania legislature ontemp plating ths r"r
Snas- OF that portion Of VIRGINIA known a. ths
to appoint three commissioner.' IN w...
similar s, number to be appointed on behsif n
virginia. 70 negotiate such cession, The Penn.
syNan'a commissioners are to report the
Terms ana conditions II any are ssreed 10 10
me aext sessions OF the Legislatures Of the
two States Va sUe
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A RrMoR-The City of Norfolk left mi.
port yesterday for New York, IL being her ia,
appearance in these waters, as che has 49,
sofa 10 parties in that city. Silence as to her
next cuties has created suspicion as to wh.,
Is 10 oe done with her. ! Is given out that
she Is oeoserhauled, and her mower incre.ssls
SO as TO increase her speed, but what this
Sreai expense Is to be undertaken for. is a
dnes tion which no one seems disposed or an
.noIlz'a 10 answer The rumor on the street
Is ,haf she Is to go to the west coast of A fric.
ior cargo OF "E6oHy"- "-Saua1saA RepnbI'
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FROM HAvAEA.--A Havana lettar dated N.
lst inst. states that the natu ralixaiion d,fScnI
~ between the United States and SDain
no. at Sagua, had been adjusted for the me-
Inent SO as 10 permit diplomatic settlem.~,
to be made either an Washingtoa or Msdrid
~ N della. as L.ano was was 10 be SET free and not moiest
fuan by The Spaniards prod need rreat src,,s
msn', ana series Of srnBd receptions. hsIi,
ball nights aud carnival scenes f,fIow"I ''
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TfANaaHrv, rv,uiting-TO THE ClTIZENsAND
Wa 10 70, ~. No VISITING THE CITY.-If Won
P2toyed .tsa sHuf Hair cut IN the latest and most
eVN. al b,s H. would advise you to call on HOB
aah0 bathtD1 tutting. Shaving, ShampOolng
haance an no ,nibb"iiis' under the American Hotel,
saa thoustsrhs aih also can get their whiskers
'u'iiui biackor brown color. Ao'' ~
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IHE DEATH OF DIR. r. A. DELK-The death
Of DR. Peyton A. Delk, of Sussex county. Va
Is confirmed. There seems to be some doubt
as to whether he was murd dered or burnt to
death. The Petersburg Press saws:
On Friday evening, DIR. Delk, who had been
on visit from home, returned, and, as was
his usual custom before retiring, told a female
servant to hand hi m bottle OF parexoric.-
Having taken dose he closed tha loor -, "A
locked it, The drug had its usual effect upon
MS system, and the doctor was soon in a
sound sleep. A few minutes after . O'CLOCK
the building was discovered 10 ba on fire IN
side Two gentlemen of the neighborhood
VINO arrived first at the scene of conaa
grafton, saw through the window the form
OF the doctor, attired in his night dress w.
ing inotionlrss upon the bed, the clothing of
Wh'cn had not 'gnited +. bowie knife ana
revolver, Which ne always carried, Were ly ing
oy ms side. The room was in flames and in
q lew minutes the bed was also Wrapred in
the devonring element. No exertions could
save say. .ne doomed man il, as some suppose, he
was really alive at the tme The building
ana All Its contents We're DESTROYED and nnnn
investigation after the fire nothing remained
OF the unfortunate doctor save q few charred
bones, his watch and gold studs.
correspondent Of the Petersburg Express
gives this version Of Tie affair:
About day break on Saturday morning. his
neighbors being aroused from their sIumbers
by the alarm OF fire, repaired to his dwelling
and finding the roof near ly ready 10 fall wer..
unable to rescue the unfortunate man An old
negro woman informed them that she believed
her master was IN the house rs she heard hin,
halloo. They found him lying in the IRON
hoops Of q trunk near the widow, his hands
burnt of, and from the cire unlstan of NOT
finding his head. presume it was cut of before
The house was set on fire. This is not an mn.
hentic account, but tell il as it was told me.
DR.. ID. was a man Of property. and highly es. |
eemed by his friends.
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The Washington Masonic Statns-We earn
estly advise all our readers who have nor yet
seen this admirable work Of art. 10 do so i'm
mediately. We have not heard of a single
visitor who did not find his expectations sur
passed by its excellence. while many declare
the statue by Houdon in the Capitol
IL is matter OF just pride, that the Masonic
Lodge 10 which Washington himself belong.
Ell, and in which he was initiated should nos.
sess this noble efiigy. In procuring it. ihey
nave consulted their patriotism more than
their pecunlaLy resources, and a considerable
part of It's cost is yet unpaid. To aid the
Lodge III discharglng the debt, is the object of
the present exhibition; III urtherancp of W hich
MI John w. Davies, himself a Jealous Ma
son, has lent the use of his well.known room
at the Mechanics Institute. The price of adj,
mission is only twenty-five cents. and the
visitor IS invited TO return as often as he likes
we nope our citizens generally will render
due tribute-not indeed to Cesar-bu. To him
VINO, far more than Crsar, deserved to be
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"a Burnett = NuDerior Extrac,S f,r ao,,

"a bnrnrtts Superior Extracts, for flavor
~ i,e5 =, = iAR!,S. PIES. BLANC-MANGE. ICE
. .htAAN. JtL rs. SA AtCES, &c, &c. (pre-
pared rom ruits OF the best quality, and highly
iht ne attention Of Confecfioners. Hotel Keepers
au ani!l es IS respectfully invited to the above
saihed Extracts; The. nave all the freshness and
.as"' Sl e delicate fruits from which they are
= spt'ed' and are less expensive. Tn tie11
r94 a. wholesale hy LAS r. DITVAI FISHER
: = mlrSIoN and W. l.. WARING, and at retail
= e' se"eiahS. fe 25-3ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

MARYLAND AND THE SOUTHERN CONFER
ENCE.-The joint committee OF the Legislature
of Maryland on the project Of . Southern Con.
ference, has reported adversely to II, The con-
Guiding resolution Of the report is as follows:
Resoirsd, That We deem 1t inex pedient to call
q Southern Convention in the presen excited
condition of the country, relying upon the be-
lief that the recent outrages against the South
have ALREADY wakened the lsatriofis IN and JUS
tics Of The majority OF our N0rthern brethren;
bat shou id this fond nope result in a shame-
less failure, our earrest protest be totally dis.
regarded, and the disruptiou Of these States b.
wondered inevitable, that 8ArylAud will than
b prepared 70 meet her sisters Of the S0uth in
. Eouthsrn O0nvsa tion tor the protection Of
Southern rights. -!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nuA y. J. q. -

nuA y. ]. u. -
KT., .srgRN Co, Oct. ~. iai7.
DR. t;ARLgCK - Dear Sig--i have been using
4.semple's bsginf FoNA1f' in my family for some
-ne and irel no aasiiatsoi. saying that maj kes
The most dslc!o !ons bfsSd-e .paeia..y biScuit-and
i,nd of good Bread. JOSIAH RhLANp.
R.Ta1.oSp. Oct. ], lS5i.
have iecu usng 'Semple's fnfabe Baking
Ipvdcr" for some Two years. and fee NJ, hesitan-
=, IN sasIng that have been more than pleased
" IN t, and reward u as vastly sEpe fioT To any
~. ,o ~. ,r-~,. u nAhFk. Jk.
For sac ny Druggists and 6rocers generally.
NH s-ts
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~ Dyspepsia. tho mos, ,.rr; 49,.

hsti..n Dyspepsia, the most annoyins aud
xses,.he xs,.he attic,cn known ta society. can usve,
BfTTrIpHs ne assaults of BAKERS PREMIUM
IN ts i"f tsj las hold upon the liver stir up
b. asttic Juices. and invigorate the mind
.d IN Inc tha' complete revolution is eject.
81 once ar vati inner man. and all impurities are
'hsse ,,apei.ed; Those who suffer should use
All e,syta3al ~ az druggists IN the city of ichmond
b address'ne in sIrglnia. Orders promptly filled
"a L. BAKER, proprietor, Richmond
ia 23-ts
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IA London iub <nuCe-For many wears pre-
s,red for, and used eAclusIFey nv the fashionable
snA srstocratic Ciul,s of the Metropolis. IL has
ra.seG the most critical ordeal. and met the UNI
" 81, approval OF the elite of the naf,on.
FoT ROAST NJ EATS, STEAkS. CHOPS. FISH.
GAME, SOUPS. &c. &c. II possesses an unrl-
vailed richness Of flavor. Prepared l.,
PARKER RROS, London.
Sod b, FISHER 4 WINSTON. sole agents for
NT.Ina. te 29-5w'
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DEPLoRABLu ACCTpIUr Ii,,,. ...A
% ~ =. mososs Brasnan, In Rnsse,i CON
A'a., WAS accidentally shot by her li,ils hrotk.
81. ION on ,ns s ~ sa ias, The hoy was playing with
. % tun Wnlcn ne had obtained on the premises,
through her head. aud causiag alaloat instant
oeatn. The boy y about seven. xad his sister
was two years Of age
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CAsssey Faeto,y.-The me.,i,- - ,n> 1A..-
.eI BOOT and Shoe Manufacturin~ Glorsnenv
~ % M as.d on Friday uexf, tine i6th inst, in.
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from Lynchburg

-, AfNCHBCEG, VA. March
All enterprises calculated to prom,ta tb.
prosperity OF our city, are Of general interas,
10 every man i'll this section of the State
whether property holder or striving 10 n, >
come sncn: US therefore peculiarly crafty.
ing TO notice the spirit of improvement tha,
mas ior some time past existed in our midst
Wlthont being prolix, ii may be mentioned
that during the past twelve months nor less
than SIX large tobacco factories have t+en
erected ana put IN operation, or are prenarinv
10 commence business with the onsn;ns
spring, which has SO propitiously dawned
upon us. ~
The erection by Messrs. Shepherd K Go. of
large Water-power establishment tor iha
manufacture of agricultural implements of
every description. is another enterprise do
serving notice, inasnuch that all such enter
prises are incidentally beneficial to the cili
zens OF the surrounding country. as we'll ,s
conducive to the prosperity of the town or
city in which they are located.
The present is the time for action: enonuh
has already been said and written; the en-.
conraEement OF Southern man u fnc torias ana
mechanics already occupies prominent nosi.
ton in the publ mind throughout the an1ira
South; and it we take into consideration tn
present state Oi Southern feeling and ali
other circumstances connected therewith M
one will deny, or attempt to controyert ,ha
s statement, that this Is the most propitions
time that has ever occurred in the history Of
the country, for the establishment and msin-
tenance OF Southern manu- fac tories OK
DEATH OF AN U. S, OFFiosR.-Maior no,.
Aid Fraser. u. S. A., died Monday. in BrnoE-
lyn, N. Y. Major Fraser was born in Anrii
la9l. In isl2 he Obtained lieutenanI,s com
mission in the army, and served, throurhnnt
The war, on the Northern line. lie was Aid +,
Ten. Brown. and also 10 Gen. Pike. I,ei.w
Within six feet vi the latter when he fell ~ |
Little York. As \ partixaa officer he wa.
Without superior, and aiways 1T the head Of |
be torlorn hops. He was Mounded 90 oftsn
hat his follow o0laees used 70 cay or him tnat
. bulist were 0yteg aay where, Donald frH- /
er would b susO - eetcA It.
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eur'S," ".ms Ems Of Art, and por,r,;,x .,.
ser SIZE ~ ,nneep'ng, are the PHOTOGRAPHS Of
k9stosrepbic 9 ana water colors. executed at the
~, ?7 Na,n a'lo + me Art Gallery Of q, w. MIN
sfet, and o"ted and enlarged 10 life SIZE II H..
so.ed 10 Cred c,adin in oil coors, water colors, or
.,sa .@a pHOrots:tn" u, Also, AMBROTYPES an
''s Of tue s1' sf,' hApHs executed in the highest
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LEc,Msn,naSs Tobacco
ana ppobf; f;itLynehbufy.) -
wlce wvs"lce brands. for sale at
Marker o., IAN LlCK'H Drug Store,
=. iaes' Franklin st.. Richmond.
.1ifa. ifa.s., ss.S,rs,,esal z, sl ls.tr.m..,. ..
Asosear,o ar,ockET CASES, iats,s ,An."s 1sn.,xsa a. =.
hstabishment of ''''''' -
N.. gNO. w. GARLIcK,
EIko. 'Ae. riacs. FTapkiin street.
,.os t.sfssEsstHn - Kt" aAkUi.SNA AM
.ss ~ y ths tisds fo. "s ealith partem ar Httsn
T aHb1is:4 t1s 4iHy: sSs State. eq; isr.s
az s9d bought on IL .cn Ss.t t.s" ssve
bought 10 sas aea W.. ssll thsa = low = t6sy
DoSEE'Ik ScSo,shi;p Co.. wssist,y::,. city: -.
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TON TnuMn-Gen. Tom rh.,A
for ths third time retired 70 nriw:,s ~1o no, nas
.mpsiisd. y y said. from .stis love 81 .hs ~
tnsees 70 commencs again hts puhiic = - ~; ~
noas = tnreeEhout the eoaAtTy. TnS GcsHrSi
= s"seV'tWo ysefs Oh, aad u not usrfiS6.
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ALARMING AND DESTRUCTIVE D1srAs.
AMONG CATTLE.--A destructive disease h..
I"ade It's appearance among the cattle In Nor,h
brookfeid, Mass, and vicinity, causing mnch
excitement among the farmers in that region
me disease was introduced last summer bv a
c.ii ot foreign breed, brought from the town
OF belmont. 1t fixes itself upon the lnn9.
ana pro1uces violent cough, and the Iunss
are nnaIiy destroyed. Some OF the cattle az
,; daexsu win II bnger along for weeks, others
recovered Letters from farmers in North
nr0okheId say that the disease is apparentiv
!, making ma clean sweep through the herds in
r,.' .a Seeu1n, h wnere 1t has got fooihold, One
many more sick. Another man has lost sevsn
ana =, the best Of his herd are sick, In Nor,h
!; ;,r9okheld and North Braintree the cisease is
!" "Ve or SIX IocaIities.-Boston Ttareii.,.
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IN Nt. Nicholas saloon,

MAIN ST. NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
Tae st Nichoias Saloon, second 10 no OF her
tx'i shDieni n the State. constantly suppl ed
WITH The Chns,est
FH kN6H AAD AMERICAN CANo' rs.
FRUITS, NTTS, etc.
Nh IN WI ne sold By WHOLESALE or RETAIL
an ine most satisfactory terms.
lNTkl NJ MERCHANTS are invited 10 exam
ICE the iarse and well selected stock. which rs be
tng constantly added Ia. before purchasing else
where.
Ptrles and families supplied with CAKES.
CREAMS and JFlItES. oi every descrl p'lon.
oASTFRS ard COFFEE, GAME and other
RI fR ESHNE ENTS served IN the hest style IN the
rear saloon. and M the shortest notice.
mh Sim A. ANTUNI
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FEARFUL AscENsIoN.--Professor Wells az.
tempted 10 ascend in his balloon, on Saturday
" Mhich came near proving disastrous TO hi,r
ne osttoon having been inflated, he stsnu..d
INTO the basket, aud gave the word TO .let %
ana was not obeyed, but Immediately after.
wards, when he was not ready. tney aid do,
go; and the wind blowing from the West the
oaiIoon. win iightniD speed was borne up
wares; ne swaying forward and back with but
one Soot IN tce basket II first struck n wood
piie. then fence, then the side Of Coosa Hail
kitchen, then the caves Of the kitchen, knock.
ing on the shingles, and afterwards the caves
O. the Coosa Hall, when i. threw him some
nve ieet from the basket. aud he dangIed in the
AT, holding mainly by his hands to the ropes
with great presence OF mind, on arriving lust
over Cooen Hall, while some eight feet from
the roof, he swung loose from the balloon. and
dropped on the roof Had he not done this. he
would have been horne inte the air, aud hor.
!, ,inie oeatn would have awaited him. as he wss
holding by his hands, whose strength uns1
soon have given out. large crowd was pre.
sent anxious TO see the ascens ion. and all wers
greatly relieved when he alighted saSaiw
lPasMpka A!a.) Spectator. s"'''s
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nM ser.oes.--We learned yesterday that the
.njurses ef Mr. A: Royail, who MAS canght be-
tweeh swo tracks at Jenningss Ordiaary shs
cav before, We're not very serious. and that he
VII! sooa " ready 10 return 70 bnsiasss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

The UNITED BRETHREN CONFERENCE.-THE
virginia Conference of the Urited Brethren
!}d nit. The Conference Organized nv .i.c,'
ing ". Il. Conrsey Chairman, aud J. Marx.
wood Secretary-Bishop !. J. Glossbrsnnsr
presiding. After session of Ave days the
y, ri',r adjourned to meet in Hagerstowu
~ February, lo6l. The following are the An.
pOintments: ' '0 "P'
Maryland District-H b. Wintop. Pc
Hagerstown Mission Station-W. T. Lower.
Hagrrstown Circuit-J. X. Station. w A
Jackson. Frederick Circuit-L W Me-,
thews,. Bushongby. =. f. WINCHESTER CIR.
cut Fried. Virginia District-J. MARI.
WOOD, r; E. Woodstock Circuit-C. b. Ham.
Rockingham Circuit-G. w. Station. Chur.h-
vile Circuit-Theo. Brashear. Augusta Or.
cult. Boxrodes Highland Circnit~I w
howe, y. Sturn. Claysyiile Circuit-B. Stick.
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sssssives arDo.n' on.i+d Savings Bank, H~nr,ce,
ss as ate Of p.s upon which interest - paid al
70, ans or on.e1 % and Sn psr a.. esn. re, ss
''et. nHn,.ef petiod. Office No. ~ Main
,,. TH3sN iTfH, sNE1'ri,Es, President:
'AAEs l.. PORTER. Trsa'r
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S.AsuIAR ,.C;AsvAiTY.-A singular casualty
SceurIea AZ E'izabethport, N. J.. last Satur.
Gay morning, In consequences of which M
Wm Allen, brother OF Mr.. Hoss,io Alien ri
the Novelty Works. lost HE life. and M &C.
Gee was seriously injured. There is AZ EIi,a
bethport an establishment for the mannr.c-
ture OF paper from hbrous woods. The wood
IS deposited in . stesm gun, the muxzle Of
which Ia shut BY u closely .dtting cap. Steam
is then applied to the gun, and After the wood
mas been subjected TO pressure ofssO pounds
10 the square inch for two o. three min ties.
the apparatus is discharged nd the wood 10
separated into particles a. flne a. snow nakss
On Saturday Mr.. Gee had loaded the gun, and
on shutting down the cap perceived that the
steam escaped. As he was endeavoring to as.
certain where the breaksge was, Mr. Allen
came up behind him, and wished him good
morning. ,,g Mr Gee turned, and just a. Mr.
Allen stepped in front Of the rum IL exploded
pfematurely, the steam and lbrous wood
sinking him with such violence that bis body
was thrown several yards. He was. of course.
instantly killed. Mr.. Gee escaped with se-
we're, but not fatal bruises ao a-a