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taoA NORTHERN MExIco.-Messrs McNanu,
and Hickman, Americans, who have arrived al
81 Louis from chihuahua, confirm the Informal.
non recently received They report a most de.
plorable condition of affairs in the STATE No,
only Americans, but the entire foreign population
lad been expelled from the country. and tbeir
property conhscated. The State is being overrun
oy considerable force Of the church party under
Domingo Cosen. united with two hundred OF tbe
desperadoes Pardoned out Of prison by Miramon
desperate battle took place on the pa ms of Tai.
amanity on the 18th ult The Liberals were de.
ieafed with loss Of forty-fve men. The author
iues AZ the capital in conjunction with the Amer
leans, had sent to Fort Davis for United States
loops, out receiving no relief, the Americans /, II
me eiIy leaving million dollars worth of prop
" ne mercy Of the robbers. Cosen, at the
e;.J orS .nousand men, was marching on the
esPiHI. The liberals was friendly to the Ameri.
cans, but unable to afford them anu n,ota@t;n,,
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-On la,t evening, n POCKET BOOK con
IL tanning valuable papers together with a sum 81
money. The Under wall be rewarded b, leaving f
~ WILEY d CO.'S Drug Store, Pa averu-. he
10 = ID street fell q
4 OST-On Friday in the Capitol, a small EN-
~ BROiDERkD SCAkF; yellow. liberal
rrWard paid NJ delivered at BnrIhwt ST corner Of Z
street aud L Q aware avenue, Capitol Hill. IT.
CST-0n THURSDAY evening. February 18th.
IL CROSS, composed of ten or twelve larss
pearls, tipped with gold. The finder Will he su,ts
II r.varded BY Bringing il to 446 III street corner
oil nth. f. 2n-S
Il OSr-Dn iast ns ht. in crossing the we SIDE 81
~ City Hail So are, a lady's new pair OF bach
kid SL1PPkRS The loser will be very thankful
Evening Star r, S-d'
I OST-A. FANCY ICE CREAM MOLD IN
IL shape Of an elephant. Any one returning Il 20
this once will be literally rewarded. fell u
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PERSONAL.

MADhM ID, the most successful FORTUNb
Nh TELLER on this side of the Atlautlc. 10 noy
Ia this city, and can be consulted upon al AFFAIRS
Love. Marriage, Lost Articles. DC DO al W
fe IL I'm
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The VIRGINIA CoNvENTIoN.-The effort so
strongly made by Gov. Wise's friends in the
Virginia Convention to commit the Democracy
to him has failed as 1t deserved to fail. Virginia
adhcres to her old usages, and will not throw her
self away, at least without sufficient cause"
We do not believe there is a single politician In
Washington who thinks Gov. Wise could have
the slightest prospect Of a nomination at Charles
ton, even if Virginia supported him. He has alb.
solutely no strength outside Of the State. His
candidacy at this time cannot benefit himself, and
its only possible effect can be to injure Mr.
Hunter, and prevent Virginia from going for him
at a time when all concede that ne Is one Of the
most available and popular names before the
Convention. We remember to have read when
young Of a certain dog who amused himself by
lying down on manger Of hay, which he Of
course, could net eat and would not suffer the OK
to eat This selshness and perveIsity OF the s'dog
In the manger," is not without its parallel in the
present action of the Ex-Governor and his special
friends. II he can't be President, he is deter.
mined that Mr.. Hunter shall not be; though in
former years he is reported to have expressed his
willingness ito crawl to Washington on his
hands and knees to make Hunter President
Now we do not wish from him any such demon
STATIONS Of affection at this time, and we do not
think they would benefit Mr.. Hunter very deci-
dedly If he made them; but We should be glad to
see the Ex-Governor abandon hopeless pursuit
and cease his efforts to distract Virginia Whether
he does or not, we regard it as every way prob
able that the sagacious Democracy Of Virginia
will not frtter away their strength at Charleston
upon MIR. Wise, or lend themselves to help out
his "dog-in-the manger'' policy.
In the foregoing we do not wish to commit our
selves to any one Of the Presidential candidates;
but aim merely to expose game that has been
played to distract and paralyze the just and bene
fetal influence of Virginia in Democratic Con-
ventions.
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A FOX CRACKERS. s
"A fREsH supply cf these JSsty eslsDDr rsp
supply dealers with fresb article. ON New f1'
terms. Ge&l KING a. BURCHBLs
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1STHE "CHARLS Held Sleek" CHAM
~ PAGNE.
Consumers Of Champagne should be always
careful tn observe If the nsme "Charlss Heidseck's
is on the label and cork. This Wine is acknowl-
edged to be the purest now imported into the mar
ket: 1t onn be obtained In Washington Of Parkf r
K Bros hers, Hamilton & Leach, F. G. Dyer, Sam'l
Bacon Co., Jackson & Brother, Middleton 4
Is all. Edward Hal. and h. f.. White d Co
L. w. BAYAUD Il CO.,
100 Pearl St.. New York,
fe IL SIN Sole AGENTS for North America.
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REMEMBER.
L HOSE Who were unsuccessful in their scare h
after FORGET me-rOte, nv Ruth Rustic" will find
them at TAYLOR & MAURY'S, and at BAL
LANrfNE'S, 18th st. it,
FOR "a! E-A fine roam Saddle MAKE, seven
L wears old, perfectly sound and gentle ~
and In GOOD condition sultab 9 for 8 lady's IN
riding mare. Cal at No II M street. be-NA
t@esn ~ and 9Th sts.. Island. fa 81 eoaw+
A VERY SUPEE IOR QUALITY OF FRESH
n Prepared Old Time r ys Coffee, so much de
sir d by d5spepsios, nervous and MI hit vatcll oe
habit, ON retail at 10 cents per pound and libel raj
disc. unit tn the t-ade. f. NJ ORME
IT. Pa avenue hetu cen 9th and 10th sis
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Applications must he addressed to the Secretary
Of war; must state the residence of the applicant
tbs date and place of his birth. 7 hey must also
he acc ompaned references trH receive no atention
by resp ctable testimonials of his possessing the
moral and physical qualifications requisite 70 fill
ing cred!tably the responsible station and for per
forming alb The arduous and active duties Of an
officer of the Medical Staff
Applicants must be between twsnty-o and
twenty FIVE years Of age. fe % 2t
II THE JUNIOR SONS OF MALTA WILL
AS meet at their hall on next FRIDAY EV--
NINd, as bui lIess OF Importance will be brought
bei The order. BY order 6. r. M.
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BOARDING.

ROAk DING.-Fami,ie OF single gentlemen esh
~ obtain Board on reasonable forms 81 5iIpp
street, between st. ard 9Th streets. Also; fAh =,
l,Ok and CHAMBER, Handsomely FurIisheo. :. ~
the hr { foo !, suItaOle for members or genJens
sojourning IN Washington during the sesslc y. y
CONGRESS. f. HS
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x< AL LOW Me tt INFORM Mi1
" customers, fri Dds ard the pubic IN gen r.
S-eral, that have just Aga arrived ~ th,,o m.
oity vita q great ma ~ ected II 81 u bIhpi
AID sculd call ihsir attention % u bxce1~
MOCkING BIRDS, NiGATlNGALSsL1se
fe rs lw' No. SOS Pa. av., betw. lSt and 81 siI
IONS OF MALTA EXPOSED. cor,sss,
- exposure cf the disgusting ceremonies "i W.
secret order. Puoe Il cents $40 ~
ADAMSDN'S, 7th ftre~L
fel7f onnoSi,e P,p>tCfce-
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n%ATTE NTION, PRESIDENTS MOUNT
~ Ed GUARDING u. UR ALTON PAR
AD S-f9u are hereby notified to report yourself
on the I'D OF February, 1856 ., at the Columbian
Armory at 81 O'clock a. m, for Parade DUTY, with
uniform and horse equipments in mplete order
By order OF JOS. PECK, Captain.
'" NJ. -. L., u. -. fe 2
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Office Board Of Commissioners Csntrs MARKET,
February 20, 1860.
Resolrsd, That the time mentioned ia the above
advertisement for receiving proposals for erecting
ga I'D building be and the same is hereby i'm obedi
rncs to the joint resolution approved the 18th inst
extended tn the 18th day of March next at u o. look
Ill. BY order. dc. fell
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THE STEAMER las. GUY Will resume her
trips on TUESDAY, 2Ist of N-
INGrnN every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 6 o'c'ock q. m, a nd ALEXANDRIA
at haf-pa O'Clock. for Lower Mocho1o and the
IrtHrmediste Landings. On her return trips she
will leave LOWER MOCHODOC every WE'D
~ ESDAf and SATURDAY, at o'cloct a m
LUCIAN !. PAGE, Proprietor
NATH'L BOUSH, Ag't, Alexandria fe 20
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%l o. Q. F.-COLUMBIA LODGE. No. n.
~ me oftcers anu members of this Lcds, are
special meeting to ne held TOMORROW (Wed
nesdaJ EVENING, at 81. O'Clock BY order.
It JOHN MOIJt.nEN Reo c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03
SCHOIAksUIPs AT WILLIAM

SCHOLARSHIPS AT WILLIAM AND MAxv
CoLLkek - b lore me Revolution, Scholar
ships were established In the college of Wi
liam and Mary uron The following fuuuda
tons, viz: In I735 Airs. Enzib-th aalr,syp
of Surry, gave three Duuur+t pounus "A, ii
dred pounds; Coi Rober, Oar te. 4, 4 Ou,o,,uap.
gave fitty pounds the Rev ines Btair. bs
drst President OF the coiieg-, aud the nrst
com mi-s si1her of Virginia. SIX nundred %, u ds
,nd Philip Lightfnol, z q OF Sand, PoluL
five huGdrrd pounds. Tnis last dvnalion was
made in i749, nnd to the euu. shat two Ssho'-
ara should ~ Ell ucated for the Mintstry g., 49,.
Church OF England" " Ia the fourth ts1r .f
the reign o. k'ug George tn. f1r.t, he House
o. Burge~s oI FrginHi. grv- one thpusaf.d
pounds. Upon THESE fuurdat eleven ST =
l trs were edut dted, un Ii tsr % h OF Nu.,t &
i776, when ne pecupitry exIgerc cias ~ IA,
college resulting from the war, caused ,us
Ssh larship~ To b. suspended The e iie -
It's losses y tie destructive iire OF 1850 nu,tuy
been more hau repaired hruugh tu- rnuuiH.
cance of some Of the descendants vi n g y n,
tuu udel tbe-e Sch tarsnip'. n ID OF other I'M
eraI benefac iors, and lis l.stronsr. hAyILe
been iucr.a~ed. rs iu a c,uditton 70 @ &c rtI,.
d-U - the7t Sen cnolarenips, whIc7 nAt b. de
sguatsd IS fUlio rs, Ia vat: The Hair s,u
SchOiafs hlp, the bray S.hOltrship, n. Ga. t-r.
sch Tar h'p, the l. BiatT NcuoIarsnIv. ra~
vi Il air ScnriHrship the lsr l. gatf ,nt Sea,
't's ~, tur 2ud Lsg'I tot sch 'i,T~htp ;,au Il
Is &, 3rt ana Bnrs-s-es Sc ~ a.sul.rs.
Ih. t,tuIih siIi iiu th- vacauC - 90 n ..fh
Il D. c-mb-r mex, IN order .lHt tbre .d ~
-i'c''d uaF .eT upOa Collegiate q e t-.. on
he 1T ut ,uuary 1867 Tt- term rf IA, b
c piund by fecumme dan. must Re I'D
q dres-ed Nj fopIuhs = McCtbdiIen, S ere.
.'ry oi The Faculty, W.iilam~ bd Z, Va-Nore
FOX ArsaJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03

Quoting M@Ss.-O Sttnrday asst Wn!!lu.
HI gsuy Was before the Muyur dlsv.r, iAe
cuarR1 oI asedni'In4 aud b-s,tiug Il nrrt W!ek
tr ana t~o females who eslde ou Gary I-.,t.
KiLgetry. while under The Ia uuenca II .tutI,f
entered JACOB Dtlmau's oyster celtac, HLc
"ltnoul cause or proyociIion, coiom-ucrd "A
ngn', bea ftng the tWj women and the Iad and
nahlN Axe iase to hIs sc rapeIs. Al e: hear
ing The witnesses, ths prisoner was oeii 20 So
csrliy u Keep he peace, aud 20 answer au in.
diciment by the uext G and JdIy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03

FOpndEing.-AC an early hour last Friday
night, a female infant, aged about six weeks
was deposited at the door of a resident OF
Church Hill, where tt was shortly after dis
were q and sent to the first station h, use -
As ne trace Of its heartle~s murher coutd h.
oistoN cred, The little creature was taken care
oI uiE saturday IN Jrning. when Mr. L4wts
McGTIder, the huusekeeper, took IL To his
mouse Illl other arrangements could be made
tor II. Ii any of our lady readers wish IN
ADOPT as heir own pretty litiIe girl, they
had better call and get this one
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Warm Rsctpt,on.--Ata yery earIv hour

warm Reception At very early hour Oh
"a urday morning last resident OF UuiuI.
hIii, on hea inga noise in q neighbIr's hen
h1use, arose from ms bed, dressed himself
ana, flstoi IN hand, went gu, To ascer Tain " ba
"aS going on. just AZ he got 10 the gaze lie
discOEerrd negro scaling n fercr henvtit
ioaueo ~lth cu'ckeus. and hailed him. Ftnr-
lhs himseii Dis yrred, The !ef drCppeu rhp
p1ui'T' and broke Ike quar- har.e. cIosp.,
ppfsued by the discogerer, who fired at i'm e.
tcdtedlJ a. he rau, su, without effect
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List of Appointments by the Virginia An
nual Conference OF the NJ. L. Church
south.

o
nual Conference OF the NJ. L. Church
south.
Richmond District.-David S Doggett, P. E.
R,chm md Cen tenary, VIM. w. Bennett; Al
r,can Mission, Geo. w. NolleA; Clay Street
T A Ware, $ L. Moorma0, sup; Oregon, t.
be sappliedi Sidney, John 5; Liudsayi Broad
Street mes A Duncan; Triuity, Alex. Il
Brown; Rockets, John w, +. JONES; Ualon
Leo Rosser Jhn Btyley; Chaplain 10 Sea-
mems Bethel, f g. Boggs. Charles CIty, Os-
car Lit,letou; James Otly, kobt. b. Bead.es
VIM. Ii. Camper; Williamsburg, Thomas
Cash; Hampton, Il. @. Smiley; York, Benz. /
Alniss; Glouces ier, Juo Is. DeS, W IN. q. StatT
Culored Mis- sion, to be suppiiedi Matthews
Jas u. Lumsd-n, Il. Billups, cups kInS VII
am. 10 be sIppied; MANCHESTER. Joseph ii
Amiss: Richmond Christian Advocate, 10 pt
supplied.
p E Fredericksburg, Jas. b. Fitzpatrick
'otsyivauia, Samuel h.os[ Lson, mug an1
h we; Lincas Ter, Jno. Nj Saunders West
morelanu, Jas. f. BrannILi King George, Il. )
Atmore; Stafford Henry Z. Cneatham Eau
quler, Inomas ]. Bay ton; Rappahaanock
George g Vanderslice; Caroline. john IL
Payne; CuIpeper, Juo. +. Ponlton. J Carson
sup Rapldan NJ scion, 10 be supplied.
Wash ngtoH Distrtct. m U. Gross, +. l.
Washington City, joseph A Proctor; Alex
audrIa. Wn C Bluunt; Rock Greek anu How.
ard, James Z. McSparraui Fairfax, Wl!nam
q Hammond; Potomac, Charles '. Biugiej
Leesburg, W IN. w. DUNCAN, Jos. Il. k'dileK
sup; Loud ,un, Robt. w. Watis, l.. Ii. Creu-
slaw; Warreutou, VIM. nj. Ward. james l.
Shil ley; Winchester, Peter + August; Pat
lersou Greek, James Nj. Anderson; Spriug-
field, Wm. f BAN; Clarke, james ii. Crown
J r. Woodward, sup; Prince William, Geo
s May; Berlin, Johu +. BrocRi ray ior's
Island, Major ). Colenna; U. s. Navy, Cnas
A Davis. Chaplain.
Char!Uttssr. u. Dtsfriet-James ID. Coulting
Pre- idlng Elder. charlottesville, Thomas Ii
Early Albemarle. Joseph II. Davi.; Nelson
l. oyd Moore; Scottssiiie, II. ii. Gary; Flu
wanna, James u Watsoni Goochiand, Anorew
j. Beck itn; Hanover, Junn l. Clarke; LOUISA
Jas. X Waggoner; Orange, Edgar IL. Priteh.
eat; Madison, 10 De supplied, Joseph w
Payne, u 4 Harrison, SUI; Piedmoa. Jane,
+ finheit; Blue Ridge Mission, James w
Grant; Harrlsonburg, Samuel l. .moeth
Elk Run. John j. LaherY Uaissrslty o
Virginia, J. q 9ranberry, On ,piain.
Lynehbnrg Diar,et-Geo W. Lsnghorne. Pre-
sidiDg E.der. Lynehburg: Oentsnary, hszs
kiah +. Mi,cheiI; Court Street, J0nn T. Ed
wards City Mission. 70 be s.pplied Am
Wood, sup; Buffalo, Aaron Boone; I.exing
ton, Edward NJ. Peterson. John 8. Reese
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03

Stealing .galeAss-On Saturday night last
Whine an auction sale was briug made 81 II
Alexander NJtps store, corasr II 5 n q, u
Main stree =. q glass IA one Of s lugV cases
was broken, and s-teI or esghg uA,ehr. ysrr
teken th-refrOm A neg,o nam-d Atuert
save 10 NJ, Mangum, has b.er srres tru a q
imprisoned ~ aDswer she charge # s,eating
tnIr- gold Watcnt 8 1ud one silver one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03

Cn'sing.-Cornelius, slave to William Tally.
ot New Kent, was arraigDed beIJrs the Mayor
last Saturday morning, 10 ans wer the charg,.
OF teioniously cutting. stabblug aud wounding
Ephraim, sIave Nichuias Lipscomb, ot
Hanover. The two negroes are market men
and while In the wagon yard uf Mr. Richard
got into dispute, when Cornelius drew a
pocket-knife AID plunged 1t Ia TO the right arm,
of h. 'hraim fnfiicting sn ugly, thou ugh not dan.
gerons n~sh wound. The Mayor, on h.arius
the facts, remar ded The accused To be tried for
felony at the December term of the Hustings
Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03

Intsrs'tng LectH,s,-By r-fareuos TO the cor.
resp ,noence IL another Column, IL Wiifbr seen
that deu. j HIN TYLER, VIrgtuiau by birth
aud gentleman Wen v-rspd In the poiiti,, 0f
ne day, has consented To deliver n lsctur4 AZ
Mechanics Ius iiuie Hall to- eight on .Tns
u sgLs OF Black RepuIicauism in theil Cyu So,
queDces I" the doyernIn.nt aud The CJuntr\ +"
dth. Tyler has re-ided ut The Norlh f,r lau
years, aud l" Washington city for eight yeu,s
where he has had every. facility afforded bitn
or siud ln< aud understanding ths aim aud
-hos "i s~ctonai parties, and We my there
t're txp-ct % learn much from his q ,sCJur-e
o-nlgnt- Tickets II admission 50 Genus.
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SUDDEN DEATH. = A r.m-rnabry suede,

SUDDEN DEATH. - A r.m-rKabiy suddsv
DEAN UccurTrd la WasbiL gtou uu InaI X kiy-
ING day hat vi Hail N-iisvn. + q fos Ii rly
~ * SrInJud, aud To- aid fagJIhniy kHvs.
u - - hIiie toh as a maH of business aad en-
terlrIss, For = rne uma h- had sutf rwd vita
sore uu his nnger, reseInb og trioin, IA or
tEtrsddJ murLiLk pr.cetu usu 10 Jhe IS g. u
ais physician, ~bo tDlu IN hs wa s,ek
and advised bIm - e. II me 70 bed Hat "A
short tIne eiai,o' q hen his phy siciau visited
MA ~ NJ T-sIorUcs. aud soing up with
ueiRh Dor, Fuey uGd lhe pdfleu ittIng tts ntg
chHi~, us head fallen over on the "a bic nud hs
vas d-aul The onIy iBdieaHous' I'll cis-ase
oesiue nts hnarr, were found Ia several blush
Spots AIS aEnI Mr. -iisou ws- .he bacle
- the lac hssIstaBL Pos ~ SIR 9.u~ral
marrop, aud at the tune Of nle decea>e ht-
t,mlly were 81 Mrs. Id .rruu's couatry rp.l.
usLc c., whittier the body was removed. f r
PROBABLY twenty hs- years. from 1910 IA le33
ne was an iihuen'tai merchant tp z CT ra0nd,
Va. His age Is stated AT over seveALy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03

Sndfsn Ds1th-A negro " man named Bet.
s}, siaTe 70 j. ,. b. Finsiev, was taken sud lsu
ly Ill on Saturday. and died Yesterday morn
ing. The impression prevails in the neigh bor.
mood that she was poisoned, and post-mor-
tenn Will, therefore, be made this morning
Betsy occupied The house Oh Il b stree W .ct
WAS robbed by man named Hernands, i,
September last, aud for which he has beer
cent - the peni tiary for two years IL ma,
M that some of hIs confedeI es IN crime ia v.
sought revenge by poisoning the woman
tnobEo tnere is yet no proof OF tina fact
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03

Rs-anion-On Saturday night las. a map
and wife, residents of Union Hi!I. celebraud
The titIe h an tversary of their wedding L. gu :
Ihey were surrounded by their children,
grandchildren, and fris nds and relatives. and
we have no doubt that lne occasion was a mus
pleasant one 10 all who were present, aad se-
peclaiIy 10 Lhe old Couple.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03

FATAL SHOOTING AoCIDkNr.-The Roanoks
K. l,b bncan statr. tnai he morui.xnf tbs
Is h uit VIM Sfraltop, Z O.. Clerk OF l. y,u
county, Va, aud youGg mao, Thos MuuIus
OF The same county, lett The huutips Gu MI or
Laurel FIX of Spruce FuTk OF Ltls CoaI
river, Ia pursuit. u deer. rn~y beam. .ep-
ara ed, for some lime. aud Mr.. Strattou thlLk
'ns he spied a deer, througo small Aperture
Ia laurel thieksi, Rbon. ffity y.lds distant
drsd al u, and, ~ his horror, Ivuud that n.
bad shot hi. C mpauion, Mr.. Mullins, through
the body-ihe ball euIeri.g bic LEFT side iust Z
below the RIBS. No one wa uear 10 W nom al :.
alarm could be- given Tor aid. is they were
aoout mile and a bali from the can o, al
their camp CO rnpsniS ns may have btsL ia an
opposite direction from them TLey, hCwessr,
came 10 thsir ss istaDce t.f re ptgh aud ma
k,nS litter, Oh waicn they placed u nsJ nors
DIR. Mullins 10 The camp, where be died abous {
lU O'Clock that night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03

S G5b,ng -Wiiiism Hutchinson .Eas arrest.
ed aud Gagged ,a5t Saturday atl4rL on L. a.
swer 'he charEe OF t-loniousIy cuttlug ana
s'ahbing Alexander Tluslsy. Tue D .rtIes Int :
Ia tbs hsuse OF J IL II UBrieu, Wb-re die
pnte arose, when HuIcnInsuu plunged his
knite into the forehead aud cheek of MS adver-
sary. TlnsieS 10 cri, pie, having but one
leg, aud IL well known ia Richlnoud,
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Unfortunate ana rrentful yayasa.

| Inc brig Orocus, w. II. Herbert, Captain,
| Win guaho from the Sombrero Islands ar
| T!Ned al his port on the night OF the 2Sth.-
| From me vessels log IN" Crucus lett the
| IsiaLd OF GAudaiupe on the 9Th of Ortohar
| WIN clear bill OF health, aud not un,iI the
| 23u OF that montb b, while lUadiu al the Island
| VI oomorero. ala the misfortunes OF her Cap
| taiu commence. On that day his Won h ul
| vile, 10 whom he had been married only fiy.
| months, oi+o on the island of the fever " hich
| hdo oeeh prevalent at Guadalupe early Ia the
| autumn. On the 20 b of October the vessel
| win q crew OF ten men ali toid III rec of whom
| were ouOmrd q never more TO se- the land iett
| S9HoEero Ior this port all IN excellent heal ID
| "hen out three or four days the mate was
| taken SICK, aud remained so during the entire
voyage, not being well enough at any time TO
| oe ON duty. john CJrdery, a foreigner. was
| taken SICK about The same llne that the ma p
| was, and died, OF The bilious fever, ON the 3rd
| OF November
On the 10 n of November, about 10 o'clock
| II NJ, on Cape Hatteras, Peter Br,wn a
| P'othisihg eeamFn, belonging to St. job S
| Ne~louhuIdhd, fell from the main topsaii
| yHfd on u The poop deck, bresklug both his
| legS ana rupturlbg one uf he blood vessels of
| MS luugs. He lived only one hour and hal f.
ana was buried Al O'Clock The same evening
Scarcely had the effects of this ianeuta bla ,,c
| currence been fully realized When another If
| ahy Ihlng more terrible, happeu+d tor on the
I'lht tue ue&t Gay precisely at I0e same nUur
| LOUIS Eugene de V-yieur, youthful seaman.
ot Point P-tre, Guadalupe fell IRON, the f. r.
| tnpsaii yard While shaking the re-t uut of Tho
| SAIL upon the main deck, breaking his neck
dTitihg MS head COM pirteiy i'll 10 his hest and
kiilhg MN ms stautIy. The same evening thIs
pooi ielio", ehcased IN canvas, was commit
| ted 10 h WateJy grave to iuin ms two com m
| IONS sent before ulIn
Hed'y seas and TWO severe storms, prior to
tne2lst VI n OVEN b-r were Ueat nefrd q 1 com
pai ease, buL on that day in la. 81 deg 40
| mi. long IS deg, The rIgencUuutered me most
terrific sale ever ex perieuccd by those Oh board
loosl' during It's cuntlnuauCe sails spals s
anu Que anchor, and almost tirlng out and
lehueiIhg iutIIe, the superb umdn exertIons oi
ne captain, ,ecoGd mtt-, cook, and two sea
| meo upon whom des olved the whole working
OF the vessel; the rest OF the ere " being sick
III iuck having, ds seemed 10 the crew I'D. ar
| ehIy apprOprIa ed The whole of the Lrip the
| are not taggerd hen informed as he storm
doateu. INA Tue provisions Lad almost given
| ou'i but each tick his lmlts portion, with
| tna Riuiness, and than keu the G. d OF se4e aud
| iauos that IL was Worse-Als1andrta Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03

Gsne,aI DisfribEton.-SVms few days ago,
Dr Warr~n's horse, attached To his gig, Ia
which vas seated a lad named Duke, rau away
from Union Hill, and taxing I9 Ia street Ia his
fight, threw the iittlr driver out mar hi.
Tatner's stable, dropped the gig al Hasan's
coach sbop. and ihen made tracks for has own
feeding pl .ce.