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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

HoS. LIvINesoS MIMss-- We fully cndors,
the resolution introduced By onr school boy
friend Of Lang 6yns whsse name hsids this
article. Mr.. Minis Is Georgian By biFsh. but
for many years resident of this Stats. Hinds
county may well be proud Of her Senator.
who, Notwithstanding he is one Of the young.
est men in the Senate Chamber, i wisldne a.
influence and winning laurels that many Who
have striyed for years have not beon able o
attain. ~ EntetpYfze Nesns.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

Or An iron cannon of 10000 pounds
weight the largest ever made was cast lately
at Fort Pitt Foundry, Httsburg, for the q. s.
Government. The casting is so inches ana
19 feet inches long.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

NJ The able letter Of the Hon. A. M.
West, in to-day's paper, commends itself to
careful perusal.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

TWIN PIcTUREs.-Here is a brief but
pointed ESSAY on man."
At ten q child, at twenty wild;
At thirty tame, if ever;
At forty wise, at fifty rich;
At sixty good, or never.
Here is a brief ESSAY on woman
At ten bud, at twenty in bloom;
At thirty married, if ever;
At forty mother, at fifty aunt;
At sixty-the probability is that the
old lady is something the worse for wear.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22
DIED.

On the 9th Of February, 1860, at the resi-
dence of his.father, w. II. GooDLoE in Mad
ison County, Mississippi, JAMES ?. GooDLoE,
aged eighteen years, eleven months, and four
days.
'In the midst Of life we are in death"
With but q moments warning, we are call
ed upon to mourn the loss Of our dear young
friend, who has been 80 suddenly called upon
10 nav the last debt of nature.
GiAed with vivacity and humor. he was al
ways ready to contribute to the enjoyment Of
his associates, who esteemed and loved him
sor his many social qualities. Blessed with
fand and doting parents, whom he loved with
his whole heart, he ever made their happiness
his chief aim. As brother he was kind and
affectionate, and much beloved.
His cheerful presence viii be much missed
by his bereayed family, but since ithas pleased
an Allwise Providence, to remove him from
their midst, may they bow with humility and
resignation, to this dispensation Of Providence,
trusting that they all win, ct some day, be
re-united in our Fathers House, where there
will be no more parting. P.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22
The Vote fer Speaker.

In the Washington Constitutions report of
Congressional proceedings Oh the LIST inst, we
find the following record Of the vote for Speak
er by which Mr.. Pennington was elected:
For Mr. PenRington-Messrs. Adams of
Massachusetts Ajrain, Aldrich, Alley, Ash
ley, Babbit, Beale, Bingham, Blair, Blake,
Brayton, Briggs, Burlington, Burlingame,
Burnham, burroughs, Butter6eld, Campbell,
Carey, Carter, Case, Colfax, Conkhng, Corwin,
Covode, Curtis, Davis Of Maryland, Dawes,
Delano DnelI, Dunn, Edgerton, Edwards, El-
liot, Ely, Farnsworth, Fenton, Ferry, Foster,
Frank, French, Gooch Graham, Grow. Cur
lev, Hale, Hall, Haskin, Helmick, Hickman,
Heard, Humphrey Hutchins, Irvine, Junkin,
Kellogg Of Michigan, kellogg Of Illinois, Ken
Won, Kilgore, KilIinger, Leach of Michigan,
Lee. Longnecker, Loomis, Lovejoy, Marston,
Mexican, Mcknight, MCPHERSON, Millward,
Moorehead, Morrill, of Pennsylvania, Morse,
Nixon, Olin, Palmer, Perry, Petit, Porter,
Potter Pottle, Reynolds, Rice, Robinson Of
Rhode Island. Royce, Schwartz, Scranton,
Sedgwick, Sherman, Somes, Spaulding
Spinner, Stanton, Stevens, Stewart Of
Pennsylvania, StTatton, Tappan, Thayer
Theaker, Tompkins, Train, Trimble, Vande-
yer, Van Wyck, Verree, Wade, Waldron,
Walton, Washburne of Wisconsin, Wash
burne of Illinois, Washburne of Maine, Wells,
Wilson, Window, Wood, and Woodruff-Il7.
Fbr Mr.. eClcynard-Messrs. Allen, An
ders IN, Of Missouri Ashmore, Avery, Barks-
dale, Barr, Barrett, Bocock, Bouligny, Branch,
Burch, Burnett, Clark of New York, Clark Of
Missouri, Clemens, Cobb, John Cochrane,
Cooper, Cox, Craig Of Missouri, Craige of N.
c., Crawford, Davidson, Davis of Ind, Davis
of Miss, Dejarnette, Dimmick, Edmundson,
English, Florence, Fouke, Garnett Gartrell,
Hamilton, Harris of Virginia Hawkins, Hind
man, Holman, Houston, Howard, Hughes,
jackson, jenkins, Jones, Kunkel, Lamar,
Landrum, Larrabee, Leake, Lagan, Love, Ma
clay, Martin Of Ohio, Martin OF Virginia, Nc
Rae, Millson, Montgomery, Morris Of Illineis
NibIack, Neell, Pendleton, Peyton, Phelps,
Pryor, Reagan, Riggs, Robinson of Illinois,
Rufin, Rust, Scott, Sickles, Sims, Singleton
Smith of Va, Stevenson, Stewart Of Mary
land, Stout, Taylor, Thomas, Underwood
vallandingham, Whiteley, Winslow, Woodson,
and Wright-85.
lucky, Anderson of Kentucky, Bnbson, Bris-
tow, Etheridge, Harris of Maryland, Hatton,
Hill. Leach of North Carolina, Mallory,
Moore OF hehtucAy, Neisoh, NuAIieS, oLnln
of North Carolina, Stokes, and Webster-16.
For Mr. Smith of North Ca,olina-Messrs.
Boteler, Hardeman. Maynard and Vance,.
For Mr.. Cra,gtad-Messrs. Clopton, Cur
nv, Mcqueen, and Pugh-A
For Mr.. McQueen-Messrs. Bonham and
Miles,.
For Mr.. Stevenson-Mr. Boyce-l.
For Mr.. Rheridge-Mr. Gilmer-l.
Fbr M. MHs-Mr. Keitt-1.
For M. HoustOn-Mr. McClernard-1.
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J. WRIGHT 8 CO..
81 and Isl Chartr.s 81

r., ne n Jaekson, by ]. 8. siEsF, Q. a. Moor.
.nd By Hii DurggIsts. fsos os-lysez-e
INDREDTHs ana Shaker, frs.h Garden Seed.
IL Jan n 90. - AoREY.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22
NJ John Bulls last:

o. John Bulls last:
When l can aim my rife clear
At Frenchmen in the skies,
I'll bid farewell to every fear,
And shoot them as they rise.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

OF The Americans, English, and Rhs.
SLAMS, have carried off ell the honors IN the
healthful exercise Of skating At Paria. Tha
champions thus far. each in his own styIs, are
Buttalonian and Russian. The Bufslo.
nian is q young man Of 20, named Charles
Coleman e n = =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14
REroRMAroRrrs AND DrMrsurros OF Cs,xv

REFOKMATOkIks AND DIMINUTION OF CRING
AT the first meeting of the London Statistical
Society, held ON the 20th, Mr.. Baker, of Hard
wlcke Court, GloucestershIre, re Id a paper on
criminal returns. his object being TO show that
the general decrease or crime from the wear
1856 TO 1850 was principally to DO attrihn ted 10
the establishment OF reformatories u all parts
OF the country. Ii tapnears that the number
OF commitments of every kind has diminiseea
IN the four years included in the returns.
from ID, 730 in 1856, 10 lU7 ,l72 in 1850 uotwith
standing there Is now greater ACTIVITY in the
police. aaa, e1nseq uenIiy, greater mum Der OF
detections. With respect To juvenile crima i,
has fal'e steadily from Is 9sl In 1856 To saia
In 1853, being a reduction OF 5,o6e. or a6 nsr
cent, while the adult crime has fallen steadily
from 99.'o5 10 ss,l59, or 4 per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

FLORIDA Yulee, of Florida. bas
written IL letter from Washington TO the Leg
learning at any time of the determination of
Florida TO dissolve Injection with the North
era States, he will promptly and joyousIy re-
turn home To support the banner of ths State
10 wSich he owes allegiance. Col Blackburn
Federal Marshal tor the Northern District of
Florida, is closing up The business OF his Of
flee, preparatory 10 resigning. The secession
feeling III Florida is quite as universal as in
South Carolina. I. L. Viliipigue, has been
reelected Secretary OF the State by the Florida
Legislature and Charles II. Austin, State Trea-
surer. Before adjourning the Legislature
passed the bill appropriating 100000 to arm
the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

HEATING STREET RAILROAD CARs-A sci
entlnc pian Tor heaIug street railroad cars
has been put in operation in the North The
plan Is TO putfire boxes ia each end OF the cars
below the floor, and carry the heat under the
seats on each side by means of registers
There is no danger in the application of this
system Whatever,and the fires can be attended
AZ ehcn end OF The route. The ferry boats
crossing the East and North rivers at New
YORK are heated by hot air pipes under the
seats, supplled, OF course, from the engine room
IL seems riectiy feast bic 10 introduc. heat in
street cars. and The Comfort OF travellers In III q
winter would be enhanced materially by the
Introduction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14
DISEASE AMONG AsIMALs-Tbe horss

DISEASE AMONG ANiMALs.-The horse cho-
lera is still raging In this community The
cIuzens OF this county have lost near n buu-
dred head within the last three weeks by this
iatai disease. Very few survive an attack of
The hog cholera mas prevailed to a consldsra.
bic extent in the neighborhood of Georse.
town, IL miles northwest of this place. One
man has lost S4O0 worth Of fattened hogs -
CteaUetaHd (TenH.) Banner 7th
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MANUFACTURES IN MANCHESTER, N. H
Manchester, N. H, built at the Amoskeag
Falls, in the Merrimack river, is one of the
cities of New England which have had a mar
vellons growth, rising from teebeness and in
significance to places of great business and in =
dustrial importance in a few years. In l-4U
Manchester had population of 223; in 1850,
10 392 in 1854, 1887. md in 1860, about 25, 900
It's growth began in 1898, at which time there
were, Within the limits of the city proper, not
more than fifty inhabitants.
The capital stock of the manufacturing COM
panies is S6,Sl0,OU0 which run &, ,l54 looms and
229, 1872 spindles. Number of female operatives
4,S7O; male operatives 1880; consumption of
cotton per week 3o5OO0 lbs of wool 30, 600 lbs :;
yards made per week |, 1873 800 yards printed
per annum l7,500,000 2,3O0OOO seamless bags
per annum are woven here. The monthly paw
roll is Sl39200.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

a BOLD ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-A party
OF 10 men Went TO the house OF Mr. MoreaI,
walker, situated about eight miles from nds-
pendence, Mo, Tuesday night. To demand OF
hIm his money and negroes. Mr. Walker hav.
ing been notified the day before that such de-
mand would be made, called some of his neigh =
oOrs TO his assls stance. As soon as the robber.
made their appearance they We're fired upon.
and one was killed and another wounded =
Inc Wounded man and the other two of the
party made their escape. The Sheriff of the
county and posse OF men are in pursuit OF
them. The robbers are from Kausas. and were
betrayed by a man whom they had pressed
into aiding them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

WRIT OF MANDAMUs AGAINST GOVERNOR
Governor Magomn, OF Kentucky, has ordered
motion In tne Supreme Court for a VIII of
mandamus against Governor Dsnnison. OF
ono, growing out of the latter's refusal TO
surrender u fugitive upon the req uisitlon from
tne Executive OF Kentucky. II the motion
iaiIs, other steps VIII be Immediately taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

Richmond and York Rirsr Raiiroad.-An ad-
1ourned meeting of the stockholders of tho
Richmond and York River Railroad was held
at West Point, in King William county, on
Wednesday last, TO elect q President and u d.
rector.
ALEXANDER DUDLEY, Esq, the President of
the road from its organization to that hour
declined Reelection, because of the con tin ed
sacrifices tie ffice required of him, and could
not be persuaded to change that determina-
ton.
The stockholders, finding that Mr. Dudley
would consent 10 serve no longer, elec ted
ROBERT SAUNDERS, Ed, of Williamsburg, to
MI that post. Mr.. Saunders Is a thorough
business man, exceedingly popular along the
the line OF the road and with all who know
nIm, al Will no doubt make excellent off.
GER. They also elected as their Director, JoHN
POLLARD Esq OF KING and q ueen and then
after reconsldering the resolution requiring
the New York and Richmond Goal Com pany
10 commence the building of their branch road
during the year, and giving the Directory en-
lire control over that subject, adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

PRIZE FIGHT AT CHARLEsToN-A prize
night for one hundred dolia S aside took place
on Monday last, in the viciaity OF Charles ton
Sonth Carolina, between a man named Butcher
and one Sullivan. SIxty-six rounds were
fought In one hour and twenty min ties. at the
end OF which time the second of Sullivan
threw up the sponge in token of his princi-
melled. - -
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Hon c. 5. aEandigham.-rhis gentleman
Is 10 deliver @ lecture before the Young MEMS
Christian Association tonight. Hts position
before The country, as one of the conservative
elements In the exciting debates which now
characierize our National Legislature, and
the hrmness with which he stands up tor the
South and rebukes the aggressive spirit of
Black Republican demagogu ues, should ren der
him highly acceptable 10 Richmond audi
enee. Although representing Ohio ia Com
gress, he is, We are Informed, u Virginian by
birth, and is said to be an eloquent 81 eaker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

a BURGLAR LOSING HIS Booty an ear
iy hour ON the morning OF the oh inst. a
ponce olflcer OF New Orleans, Lit, walking in
h the stleet, met young man staggering along
the raised S deWalk under what anueared To he
a large and heavy bag. The fficer ap II oacheo
MN, when the man threw the ba upon HIM,
bearing him TO The ground, aud escaped When
tle oliicer recovered himself he found The bag
contained fifty six pieces of heavy silver MIA -
an opera glass, d.other valuables, worth over
S3,UUO, which had been stolen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

THE SoLoRED POPULATION OF GEORGIA
a Dill has PASSED the Georgia Legislature
which provides that every free person of color
VINO has reached the age of fourteen wears
may choose an owner and go into voluntary
servitude for life; that parents NAV choose
owners for their children when the latter are
under fourteen years of age and that all free
persons OF color found in that State after the
nrst OF May, 1862 who have taken 10 steps to
select owners, shall be liable to seizure and
sale as a slave for life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

Prot. Andsrson.-On Monday evening next
We are To have "a sensation " at Mechanics'
Institute Hall, in the return of this world-ra-
nowned Professor OF the Mystic Art, wht ss
performances in all quarters of the globe b.,
created for him a name far above all others
who WELD tho baton of magic. His entertat.-
ments are on grand scale, aud his apparatus
Is SAID TO be OF the most costly DESCRIPTION
Eight years ago Prof. Anderson gave a series
OF entertainment in this city. and many Of
our readers rememh her with pies sure his re-
markaDle feats and astonishing delusiops.-
Since then his fame has been cumulative
gathering and increasing as he moved from
place 10 plae g, astonishing the simple and the
wise by the perfection of his art. Prof A.
has exhibited in England, Australia Egypt,
India and California, with uupreceden u teu sue
cess. His pictorial announcements Represent
nim as having performed within The shadow
OF The pyTamIds, III an ice palace on the Rus
sian Neva, and down at the bottom Of Il gold
mine ana wherever ne has appeared, the leo-
pie and the press, with one voice, pronounce
him the magic king of the world. Wa.n our
readers see him We are sure they Will saw hs
Is, indeed, a wonder TO behold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

SUDDEN DEArH.-A very sudden death oc-
CURED IN this place on Sunday morning last.
L,tle Little Ance saunders, step-daughter of our
eilow-townsman, Rev. L. Parker. while ar.
ranging her toilet for Sabbath school, was sud.
denly attacked with a s1asm aud died in about
an hour. Ii is supposed that poisoned candy.
eaten the previous night, was the cause OF her
death. a warning TO children against paintsd
candles.-PnLaSkt (IenMl CMlzsn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

Street Scssping and repairing would be good
employment for the scores OF .loanng idIers
now Confined in the city Jail; and as the city
has lots of work 10 do, aud but little money 10
spare, the Mayor would act wisely in en-
ploying additional overseers and putting ain
the vagrants under his charge 70 work. Viii
he do sol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

MYSTERIOUS OPERATION AT A Posr. Oyp,cv
Ihe Cecil (Md.) Democrat says that on the
night OF the 4th instant, stranger arrived AT
Charlestown, In that county, with four boxes
containing thirteen thousand letters ali
Stamped, which the stranger assisted the Post
master In mailing to their several des Ii nations
Inc Democrat says that the proceed ngs have
excited great amount of curiosity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

PATENTS were issued last week TO Frederick
Hayer, OF Richmond Va, for Improvement I i,,
sewing machines. HarriSoa @. Rayenscraft,
of kingswood, Va, tor improvement in cult,
vators. Chartes L. Jones, OF Richmond, Va,
same place, for improved carpenter CLAMP
Ihomas Nj Fell, of Melvin Mines. Va for
improved amalgamator. ' A0A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14
THE COMMERCE OF LIBERIA.

IHE COMMERCE OF LIBkRIA.-The custom-
mouse returns from Monrovia for the wear
1869 give the following results Exports
800 369 u imports S143,55s excess OF ex
ports over imports SIC 5ll.22 The main arti.
cies OF exports were palm oil, cam wood ivory.
sugar, molasses, palm kernels, aud coffeeo
There are five other ports of ehtry, the re.
turns from which are not before us The pro
auction OF the above named staples Of export
is rapidly increasing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

This EreniHg. and perhaps for the last tim o
bat one, our play goers will have an oppor-
tunity OF seeing the great American Comediap
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, in or more OF his
best characters. Few Americans, unendorsed
by the European press, have ever attained the
exalted position on The stage now occupied by
Mr.. j., and few, II any, have ever deserved IT,
A man of rare comic talent, of close study of
unexceptionable moral character, and withal
an ardent admirer Of the drama Mr. L. ia
bound TO become the great leading star OF this
country in his profession. See him to- night.
without fail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

FATAL ACCIDENT FROM BURNING FLUID
Another shocking casualty occurred about 1O
O'Clock last evening, resulting fatally to q
young woman named Buer. She was alone
with her child in an upper room OF the house.
Apparently, she was engaged il filling
metal lamp from half-salicn can OF bnrn-
ing fiuid The lamp was lighted, and the
flames of coarse communicated To the spout,
ana produced an explosion. Mrs. b. was in
stantly enveloped IN flames, and ran down
stairs out of the back door and threw herself
into the snow. Her agoniZing screams at
tracted the attention Of several of her neigh
bors, who obtained q blanket and soon sue
eeeded in extinguishing the flames. The un-
fortunate woman died Ia short time.-Re-
chester Exprsss, Dee, o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

A box containing zoo pounds OF butter WAS
received in PhIiade,paia, Tuesday. IN h.
shipped to the U. .. Minister al Cons,anti-
nopie.
Mr. Boulby, the correspondent of ths Lon.
don Times, was one OF the party san,nr.a hv
the Chinese neay Pek =, y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14
WASHINGTON. Dec 10

WASHINGTON, DEC 10, le60.
my Dear Sr nave received your commu-
nication OF Saturday evening. resigning the
position OF Secretary OF the Treasury, which
you nave held since the commencement of nv
administration. Whilst deeply regret that
you nave determined 10 separate yourself
from US at the present critical moment, vet |
admit that the question was one for your
own decision. l could have wished YOU had
arrived al different concl usion, because our
telatiohs, poln .mclal and personal, have ever
been of the most friendly and confidential
character. may add that have been en-
tlreiy satisfied with The ability aud zeal which
you nave displayed IN performing the duties
OF your important office.
Cordially reclprocatIng your sentiments of
personal regard. remain, very respectfully,
your friend, JAMES BUCHANAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

Seeking Lodgtngs.-Cornelius Thompson, a
New York vagrant, called at the station house
last wednesday night ia search Of lodgings,
and as he was minus both money aad friends,
he was licked up. Yesterday the Mayor seni
him to winter quarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

M!tiary.-Ata meeting of the officers Of tho
23d Regiment, Chesterfield Militia, Robert II.
watkins was elected Colonel. Benz h. Nash,
Lieutenant-Colonel,Ch ,Chas. T. Friend, list Major
and A. +. Cogbill, I'd Major.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

NATIONAL HUNILIATION.-The events of
the last month, says the journal of Commerce
have humiliated the American Reeublic before
the whole world. For the honor of the nation
we might better have experienced Il severe
naval defeat, or a sad reverse a battle field.
The voice OF the Executive at Washington has
already lost half of its power. We can almost
hear the suppressed taunt and jeers of Euro
pean despots, in response to our demands for
the redress of indignitieS suffered abroad OF
depredatlons upon the rights of our citizens-
The "stars and stripse" once rent asulder we
Immediately sink TO the position of a second.
third, or fourth-rate power, aud frem the
Canadas 10 the lower extremity of the South
American continent, there viii be presented
sorry spectacle of the working of our much
boosted Republican system. In the dreary
prospect there is not 8 citizen who does not
feel personally humiliated. The tyrants of the
old world will take courage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

Coneictsd.-Jossph Biraghi was convicted
before the Hustings Court yesterday Of as
saulting Joseph Straus with q hatehst, on I'd
November, and besides being fned SioO and
costs, was sent to jail for go DAYS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

PREPAYMENT. -Garioaldi, before leaving
Naples, published The folio wing notice The
public Is hereby informed thar will not re-
eelve any letters at Caprera that are not post
paid.--1i. GARIBALDi.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

The Rev DIR. Coly, the well known Rector
oi sc stephens, Waisrook. L,ndox, died on
the Atn aif, from an attack Of apopiaxy.
23tA ult. " -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

LVtiag.- Joseph Hoibsck was held to bail
by The Mayor yesterday 10 answer The charge
oil getting drunk, and stealing deeanter OF
brandy from A. Heath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-14

Not Precsd.-Eiward Waller n s,axs
charged with using threatening and proyok,ns
language To albert Ford, had 4 healing bstor.
the Mayor yesterday, and was discharged.