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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

CouRT OF CLAINs.-The amendatory bill
which has passed the United States Senate
provides that the awards Of the Court of
Claims, to the amount of three thousand dol
lars and under, will be paid at the Treasury
hereafter In regard TO decisions heretofore
made, the same rule will prevail, with the ex.
ception that the United States Solicitor may
take an appeal from the decision within six
months. Upon sums exceeding three thousand
dollars, the government may appeal 70 the
Supreme Court. The act will relieve the cal.
snder OF both Houses, and give just claims
fair chance for adjustment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

ARMY INTELLIGENCE-A detachment of
United States troops will leave New York
next Wednesday for Texas. 1t will consist of
about 61c men, all told, and will ne command
ed by Capt. T. N. Palmer of the I'd Cavalry,
assisted by Capts. Charles T. Whiting aud Ma
than j Evans, of the I'd Cavalry. A detach-
ment OF lo0 recruits left St. Louis on the o1th
February, for Fort Riley via Fort Leayen-
worth. Capt. Davis commanded the detach-
ment. new fort, 70 be called Fort BIZ tier is
in course of construction near the Canadian
river. ana will be sarrisoned by four mounted
and two infantry companies. Company ID,
First Artillery, now stationed at Fort Mon
roe. Va, has been ordered to Baton Rou uge
Barracks. Five companies OF the Third Ar
tillery go to Fort R!nggold, Texas. The United
States troops on the R!o Grande Will be com
manded by Col. Lee He will have about 2,O0O
men under his command. In addition to this
he will have command of the Texan Rangers,
should the President deem it necessary 10 cali
them out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-The loss by the fire at
Houston, Texas, on the Sth inst, is estimated
at S213,GG0. II broke out over the bank corner
of Main and Congress streets. The buildings
being of an infiammable material, the fire
speedily spread in all directions, crossing
Main street, and thirty houses, or nearly two
squares, were destroyed, ere the firemen could
stay the progress of the confiagration.
The loss is estimated by the Republic at
S275,GU0. All the buildings in the block above
Congress and West Of Main street, were de-
stroyed, except four. On the opposite side of
Main street, the entire block was destroyed,
except six buildings. Among the heavies t
losers are: l.. J. Latham, $4,000 ]. r. Nor
ris, Sl0,oo0 f. Il p. Bremond, $4,000; Ii.
FleishInan, 5000; Jas. II. Evans, S9,6CO J. S.
$4,000; Philip Harris, S2,WU; j. Riordan,
$1,000; Gallager & Cyrus, S6U,0; Capt. Gut
ter, Sl5,oOO Peter Fioeck, SlO.oUO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

TIKI PURCHASE OF CUBA.-The New York
Courier learns from u satisfactory source in
Paris, that the French Government were adj.
Nised that Spain has agreed to sell Cuba 10
the United States. Everything was arrnng geti
except the price, about which there was some
little difference Of opinion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

DEATH OF MUEDERER.-Jones, the man
who killed Jew pedlar near Springfield
Mass, some two years since, and was sen.
fenced TO be hung, but subsequently had his
sentence commuted 10 Imprisonment for life
died Friday in the Massachusetts State Prison
of cOusumption
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

A STRONG ARIAY.-In the case Of Walter
S. Land, to be tried for murder in Princess
the defence are Hon. Henry A. Wise, Tazewrll
Taylor, and l.. H. Chandler, of Norfolk The
connsel for the Commonwealth are Marina
duke Johnson, OF Richmond, and Jno. Peters.
of Norfolk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

PRO0REss or THE MASSACHUSETTS STRIKE.
Tho strikers OF Lynn, Mass, made . great
turnout in procession, Friday. numbering
over $500. The spectators were more than
double that number. Several hundred han.
ners were borne by the strikers, both male and
SemSle, and the city was decorated IN many
places with haes and streamsrs. The prcces.
sion cOmprised, besides all tho strikers Of
Lynn, several military and fire companie les,
with bands Of "a ustc, and delcgattons Of ladies
from 6wsnpsc0tt, Msrblshead, Uanvers, Sau.
gus, Heading, otoneham, Woburn, Beverly,
Dalom enA other p1Aeos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

No. Ffnished-The Mayor spent several
hours last Saturday in investigating the charge
against John Lawson, OF making Indecent sx-
posures of his person in the streets aud other
public places, to females but, without con-
cluding the examination, adjourned 1t until y
O'Clock tO.daV,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

Stabbing Atyny--I-ast evening. about 3
O'Clock. a difficulty occurred between A. A.
Raine and Samuel Moore at a house ON 18th
street, in which the former received q danger
Gus stab in the left side. DIR. Conway was
called to the spot and rendered tine necessary
medical aid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

.TRANeFLAhriNG Fisa.-About 3o.0nC ova OF
the salmon, from the river Dooy, in Wales,
have lately been sent 10 Australia. ia order to
try the introduction u the fish In the rivers
OF that country. 3
LABoR RMovxxENT.-The briekiayers OfNew
York, now receiving *i.s5 per day, demand q.
per day after the flrst Of April. They do not
contemplate y "strike." believing that their
demands will be accsdetl 70 withoutit. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

StroHinS Vagrart.-Richard> Richards, u
wandering vagrApt, without home friends,
aud from all appearances anything hut clear
i'll the upper story. found himself before the
Mayor, last Saturday, to answer the charge of
taking lodgings in the market-house. Dick
had been picked mp 80 often, that the Mayor
sent him below for safe-keeping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

Missing Capt George Fisher. OF tho schr.
Albertine, from Camden, N. ~ has been mis-
sing from his vessel since Friday last, and his
friends became SO uneasy ahouthim Yesterday,
that they dragged the dock for his body, but
did not find it. The probability Is, that hc
took tie cars Friday night for his home in New
Jersey bat about this there is no certainty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

LYNCH LAWN. w. Atkins, alias Pennsyl.
tuck, who was severely wounded by Sheriff
Kohler, in Oregon Territory, in an ARRAY some
weeks since. was hung on the both ult, by u
band OF regulators Atkins had made tn reats
against four men at Mountain City, and was
considered q dangerous person.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

Ano,her TeG.-Sarah L. Sunderland, white
woman, made her appearance before the Mayor
on Saturday last, TO answer the charge OF
stealing foot mat from John II. Pleasxnts,
the day before. Owing TO the absence Of Mr..
H., who could identify the property, the inves-
tiga,ion WAS postponed until this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

DEATH OF AN U. 5. PuHsRR.-Samuel For
rest, purser in the u. S Navy, died at Staun-
ton, Va, on the 18th inst. He was native of
the District of Columbia and had been in the
naval service since 1886. He was last on duty
on the frigate St Lawrence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

FILLIBUsTERING AMONG SrArKs-A bill
has passed the lower House of the New Jer-
sey Legislature, Furnishing with severe penal
ties any person who may organize in that
state an expedition for the invasion of another
State. 1t is intended to prevent, as far AS pos.
sible the commission Of tie crimes which
have led John Brown and his followers to an
igHoEl inious end.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

Examining Cort.--Ths examination Of John
OKeiff and Michael Giace charged with as-
saulting and beating Thomas Mcdonald, on
Sunday last, and rObbing him Of eioV, was
commenced before Court Of Justices ON Sat.
urday last, and will be continued to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

DEATH FROM QUAcK MRDICINEs.-Peter
Minch. of Cincinnati, Ohio, who had been ill
for some time with fever and ague, was found
Carey held an inquest on the body and the
jury returned verdict Of 'death from con-
gestio of the brain, superinduced by the use
Of :qaack medicines" The medicine referred
firm in that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

ANOTHER VICTIM. On Monday evening
last, a lighted lamp ontaininQ burning fluid
IN the hands OF Mrs. Daniel Field of Plain
field, N. j., fell upon the floor. The lamp
burst, Mrs. F.'s dress took fire, and she was SO
dlaadfnliy burned that she died next day.
Two other women were injured in attempting
10 assist the unfortunate woman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19
c.xrR.L ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SATURDAY. March Il, 1850.
,t1o,elcek 4. NJ. the Senate was called "a
o,tsr by Senator JOHNSON, in the absence OF
Y,eui (}oy NoNTAGtE
-. Communication from the House, through
-. rlerk. intorIsed the Senate of the passage
- %ann,nher Of Senate and House bills. Two
-. ,oted below, among those passed by the
Sso.;r The following We're read twice and
i.,5 On the table. viz EAemptng the Fair
'.-,,,e,is Of Agricultural and Mechanical So
lies from, taxation; Incorporating the Cen
.rsl Aeieul;urai Society Of Virginia releas-
ne securities of Jas. NJ. Il. Stewart late
.-reSrt Of the city Of Petersburg. from the
.vnest Of damages imposed on them; incor.
,.xuns she Richmond and Lynchhurg Rail.
ASA Company
E,Is Rsgrr.sd.--The following bills were in
.-earrrd bv leave. and read the first time -
u, Nr WtCKHA@. an act to incorporate the
p:rhmond Woollea Company; by Mr.. GREE
~ bill cs ~ abiishiug Branch Bank in the
eva Of Abingdon, in the county OF Washing
.oo ~ Nr. BRANNos. bill releasing Oscar
Il ra,c from The payment u! a fine; by Mr..
IncKiNso>. a hIl tor the relief of William Il.
nesev. late sheriff OF Grayson county.
t,,iaua3 SfattnlsHf m Daso.-The Pres ident
admitted The following communication,
ub.ch. on motion OF Mr.. PAXTON. was order
e4 to ic printed
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
RICHMoNp. March l7,h, 1870.
f,tsfbHisn Of tht >sHaff and Hont' 0 DflsedfrS :
ftfsnssnIi to ,ou Tor Your consideration the &C
,amlanllne papers. sent Ia me 10y members OF the
littn LEGISLATURE.
ms source of infinite sat sfactlon 20 me to
kr6s that sentiments SO national and conservative
as those embodied III the preamble and resolutions
sc entertained !.y the minority of the members
Al me House Ot Representatives. ot that State.-
serF pugerlesS IN the body 10 winch they beons.
ue, IA .ve adopted this uneXce ptlona bic mode of
mai !ng known 10 the Legislature and The people
\ this Commonwealth their views upon question
oi absorbing interest and Importance II the peace
ai the country and the preservation OF the Union
The patriotic sprGt tnct have exhibited 49, IN tunes
lie these when dangers threaten us on all SIDES,
y-,rfliy of the highest commentator, and should
= appropriately res ponced 10.
Respectfully, JOHN LETCHER
HovsE or REPRESENTATIVES,. I
Cor IBi ONO, March -. Ie60 (
Vor IaHN i.yrCHEK. Governor of Virginia:
peaf Sif: Fhe unde fsisned, Democ attic mem
h.. al the OHIO Legislature. desire Your Excel
is-.y 10 tay heinre the Legislature oi the Coia-
eoawesh of IirslnIa the enclosed resoiu
,.,rs The, were introduced in the House of
papreseHtatIVes ni this General Assembly AMI
-e sc,ed by a strict party vote. We desire to
s.sare YOU. and through yen the members of
.5s ylrslnla Legis.ature. that. although these
rss,infiaus have been repudiated by Re
ceE ies isatEre oi OHIO. they reflect the sem
tents Hl A. least one hundred and seventy one
-, ,,S4rG II the voters of ONO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

4 Chicken Thiet. named Cyrus, slave to John
u. Quaries was arres ted for hav ing five broken
neck hens in his possession yesterday morn
ing, and rs there seemed to be no doubt that
he had robbed rOost the night before, he was
sentenced to the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

DRowXED.-G. Z. Mendenhall, Of james. :.
town. Guilford county, n. g., was accident
ally drowned in attempting to ford the WharIe
river. on Friday last. He was for many years
a representative in the Legislature OF that
State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

DISTRICT MILITIA-As in timated the other
day, the President has appointed Brigadier
General Roger G. Weightman Of the militia of
the District Of Columbia, Major General Of
said militia, in place OF Major General Walter
Jon es, signed. 1t is believed that this is the
first step towards the prom lgation OF the or.
ders by the Secretary of War for the com plste
reorganization of the District military. Ifso
our various companies are 10 be congratulated
on some prospect at least OF better things
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

Tio!cat Assa"h.-Thomas II. Wilkinson, ar
rested for "whaeking" John B. Bush ON the
head with \ brickbat has been arrested and
will have hearing before the Mayor on We'd
n ,sCay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

DErRAVED WOMAN.-Mrs Catherine Beach
widow, with 5000 and two responsibilities,
living at Bridgeport, CT. last week married 4
colored barber, named Francis. Her friends
put her in the Insane Asylum, but her .onso-
rial spouse procured her release. and the hap.
py couple have removed to New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

The Committee Of Arrangements OF the Clay
Statue of Virginia, have extended an invita-
ton TO the General Assembly to witness the
Inauguration on the l2th Of April next in the
Capitol Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

ARREST OF AN ALLSGED ABsCoNDING WASH.
INGT0N CLERKS. &. Beyington, Il clerk un-
der Mr.. Forney, in Washington, who abscond-
ed with upwards Of S2oo.o0D in post-o!fce
scrip, which he had obtained from various
parties i'll the capital was arrested in New
lork, Saturday, just as he was preparing to
sail for Europe He had converted the scrip
Lar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

LEGION OF HONOR.-It is stated that the
Emperor of France Is about to confer the dee.
ofAuon Of the Legion OF Honor upon Major
Philip kearney. Of New York, for his services
during the recent italian campaign.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

PUNIsHMBNr.-James Dues berry. conyic ted
In Petersburg, Va, of assaulting L. F. Eppes.
has been fined $3.50 aud sentenced to four
months Imprisonment in Jail. Thos. Hanbury,
Tor the same offence, was lined $3U0 aud sen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

ANOTHER STEIKE.--A letter from New
York, Friday, says: The cabinet makers, in ac-
cordance with Il resolution adopted at mass
meeting las. evening, struck for higher wages
in nearly all the shops in the city this morn
ing. In some cases, the advance asked f1r WAS
given at once; but tie majority OF the bosses
declared their intention to hold ont. 1t is es.e
timated that the number of '.iours'' doing
nothing to-day is at least one thousand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

DRATH OF JOHN MoRRIssEY's MOTHER
Joanna Morrssey, mother of John Morris
sey the pngiiist, was yesterday morning found
drowned in the Poostenkill creek, Rennselaer
county. She was Of Incorporate habits and
has repeatedly served out terms Of imprison-
ment in our Penitentiary for intoxication. In
attempting to cross the bridge she probably
lost her way, and walked into the creek. in I
state Of ntoxication-AibaSy Ere. Joxy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

1Ias-on Tseeday meralnG lsss, tAs house
Waa seNaansA b. Are. ~, Hes3ec, 1e q unss
ssssessiNi AitasNrt h sAvs shsss Skltk esN.
al te 7sss N isiss is y I ,S;sysaA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch
Adranes in Bread-Fiyes-Sf. Paryick's Dur. Re.

LYXCHBURo. Va, March II.
The week past has been exceedingly sterile
IN the way OF news, little having transpired
worthy Of note: during the early rart the
weather was very cold, causing great fears to
be en- ter ain6d for the safety Uf the early fruit
premature appearance. 1t is not now thought
that any serious damage has beer sustained
win us In this respect as yet, aud shOuld the
present agreeable state of the atmosphere con-
tinue we may yet hope 10 indulge ia the lux
ury OF eating the ripe and mellow peach and
other delicious fruits of a kindred kind.
The bakers held a meeting in this city on
last thursday evening and agreed to an ad.
vance OF Is per cent. on bread
In the produce market business has been
very brisk, with large increase in the re-
celpts OF tobacco, with a corresponding ad.
vance in prices, for higher grades, which kind
mas been arriving freely, and may be quoted
nj Sl3aT25 lower grades ranging from $3.50
up. Wheat-CommOn, 81 .l5a$l 25: extra, Fl. .35
aSI}s. Flour-Extra superfine, $6..saSG 3S-
IN demand. Corn, 50 to - cents. Oats, 65 TO
10 cents-in great demand.
Two disastrous fires occurred near Warm
springs, the past week, one of which con-
snmed tne Tilthammer esta bliShment Of A. F.
Richards Loss about 1920 or SI5n1; the
other being the residence of Mr. j, T.. Shu-
mate, about three miles distant from the
springs. consuming together with the house
all OF his furniture. Loss heavy and unin-
sured. Both fires thought to be the work of
an incendiary.
st. Patricks Day closes without anv de.
mohstratlon having been made here; and were
II not Tor the sprnkling Of the three leayed
clover TO be seen tackled to the lapels of the
GOATS, it might have been supposed that our
!rish feilow-citiZens had forgotten their pa
iron Saint n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

IHE SHOEMAKERS AND THE SOUTH.-There
Is no percepible falling off in Southern trade
with Massachusetts,, according to the Bos ton
Daily Advertiser, which states as "a fact,n
that on "Wednesday and Thursday there are
reported to have been in Lynn, fifty buyers
from New York and the South-many OF them
from the extreme Southland quite brisk bu-
S!ness Is said to have been done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

The WEBSTER FCND.--Among other stocks
Soid IN Boston last week was 81 900 ''Webs, er
Fuhd.' The Boston Gazette says: "Mr
Henshaw sold, among the variety of stocks.
&c, offered at auction, s 900 of the Webster
Fund for S>53O. As many inquiries have been
Inade as TO what this is, We can s.ate that q,
iuhd OF x50.nNU was subscribed some wears ago
among the friends of Daniel Webs ter. the in.
terest OF which was to gu to him during life
ana at his decease to his wife, and on her dea III
tne pfincipal to subscribers or their heirs
Boston H.r0lE
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TERMS 0FADv1kTlSIN0.
III. comme.esm.s, Of the sssAs school Of sAs

The Commandment Of the nieAt school of sAs
virginia Mechanics Institute will take place
,.o-ni9h', and the public are iavited 70 Atteed.
BESIDES interesiiue addresses from Rsv. DR..
nsao .'.,a and y II. Minor, Esq two Of The pa.
p..s VIII aooress the audiences, aud the PSeets
: uem: Oh lne Institute will preseat three Of ~
pupiis wlta silver medals. which they have
earned oy their punctuaii,y, good behavior.
We venture u say thar 30 far A this city
ana the WORKING classes are concerned his
night school has effected more for the cause OF
education, in the four brief years Of its exist-
ence. than have all the free schools ia Rich.
mond for quarter Of century; and II Our
citiZens Of all classes would but take the
trouble to inform Themselves Of its operatiooe.
there Is scarcely one who would not feel IsIAis
duty to aid In the cause which the institute
has at heart-the education Of mechanics.-
That they may become interested, We invite
them to witness the exercises this evening.
Many OF the parents OF the boys will br In af.
tendance and Thus show their appreciation OF
the iabors Of those who hare established the
school .sy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

GOVERNOR DENNIsoN AND THE RKrrnLI.
CANs.-So bad is the case OF Governor Uenni-
Merriam on the reQuisition of Virginia. that
the Cincinnati Gazette the leading organ of
Chase and Repu uhlicanism in the State, gives
1t up as indefensbie and concludes an edito-
rial paragraph in which it refers to the facts
IN these significant words I'VE will not at
present discuss the nics legal points raised =
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i; II; S;;||ii ! wv ;;'ad;
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END OF THE BLACK DocroR.-News readers
will recollect that the famous NJ. vries. the
Black Doctor, was convicted some time since
In Paris Of practictng medicine without a
license and sWindling. aud was sentenced to
fifteen months imprisonment. Vries appealed
but The Court, at last resort, decided against
him, and confirmed the Judgment Of the Court
below. So the Black Doctor must 70 down ON
the record Of the present century - rogue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

|sI;;i.' AZ, ' s'''E :ss'S ''aiFAa y Aa' ''' ''s's' IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

STRICT D1sCIPLINE.-A military organiza-
ton in Chicago, known as the Zouave Cadets.
who recently bore away the $3.50 coIors at the
United Stltes Fair tor superiority IN drill
nave lnst adopted a set of rules, Il departure
from tie letter OF which forfeits mbership
in the company. The rules interdict billiards,
gaming, tipping aad frequenting improper
houses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

PROSPECTIVE TROUBLE In CENTRAL AMER
icA-Advices from Belize, Honduras, show
mat IT is likely the late surrender of the Bay
Islands by England to the Republic Of Hondn-
ras, VIII lead 10 considerable trou BILE if not
open warfare. The residents OF the Islands
are not at all satisfied with the new regime.
and are even arming themselves for resist !.
ance, two hundred Minnia rifles having been
already procured for that purpose. The next
mail may announce that the rupture has ac-
tnally taken place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

brt"kisx Lassp.-On Saturday last horse
street ~ the top Of his spesd, aud co,niug IN
contact With lamp. post Ut the north Wess
corner Of fnnklin and ath, tore Il ont Of ths
ground. and broke II 10 pieces. In Z very few
minutes the entire netghhorhOod vas highly
!mpregnated with the eseaping eAs. aud =
heavy waste would have bsea iho Teeu1t but
for the timely arrival u lnsssetor kne1les,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

A STRONG VoLuNrRKR CoRPs.-There wa,
4 "strike" recently In the Office Of the Uincin-
natl Commercial, aud tbres portly gentlemen
walked in and offered their services al the
cinnati aud Dayton Railroad Company. the
President OF the Cincinnati aud ZanesviIie
HaiIrosd Company. and the Treasurer Of the
Passenger Railroad Company Of Otncinpati.