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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

The Graduates OF the Virginia Medical Col.
lege had a supper after the commencement, las I
Thursday might, and spent a few hours win
their friends from whom they were about to
part, pei maps forever. All Of them have
promised to exert their influence in behaif of
the 20 .iege, on their return to their homes
and may thus be enabled To add materially TO
the usefulness of that valuable institution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10
Ev..-Between the hours Of II s.d - O'Clock

Eye.Between the hours Of II aud - O'Clock
yesserday, the brick stable Of Mr.. John TuP.
p;;n, On Gary street. between "a and ID, was
s,.S sscosered to Be on IRE, and ths alarm being
r:es: rs repaired 10 ahe epot to extiseuIsh the
- n1s. " ne. we reached the scene, the roof
OLA oa portion 81 The building had fallen 10, and
uns Uns, =. ;ue oIIsaoe. mounted ON ladder, with
upon tne nre below, without the hone Of reach
lnG IL AZ any other point. In the s.lioininr
loit, Tor there were partition walls In the
flames with buckets Of water. The .4care,..."
NOT arriving as rapidly ~ desirable, the princi.
pal engineer held out an empty hackst for the
"pipeman" to I'LL 1t, but unluckily the stream
In the 'meaGtime, one Of the engines rot 10
work, and in q few min utes thereafter the lIre
was extinguished. Loss probably $780,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

1o"eh Nos.-Several paI ties have been sum-
moned before the Mayor and fined, for inter.
iering with the police when having dogs caught
in the streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

- Dismissed.---The charge against Alexander
PAMELA, fruit and nut pedlar, Of attempting
boy. was fully heard by the Mayor yesterday
morning, and dismissed. The prisoner de-
clares that he never had Il thought Of injurinR
The lad, and cannot conceive any reason for
his conduct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

lKAN5ppRlu lu'nti,ng;mTO THE CITIZENS AND
'aa 10 s.t 'sn saa, fdISiTlNG THE CITY.-if YOU
sss,'oysd s,'s u' ntlr cat in the latest and most
!, At h!s n, N@hlh advise YOU to call on HOB
ila j.. 5staGf sLut'ing, Shaving, Shampoang
i,'f9sce oa ls litSaas under the American Hotel.
~. sastsch.sF men a'ko can get their whiskers
'Taa'n black or T% browns ls9 coa I,sht' or xreyto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

The Cosr OF THE QUARANTINE WAR.-Ac.
cordin9 to a statement from the Preeident ~
the Commissioners Of Emigration, the essiuns-
ted amount Q. loss. damage aud expense. vhirh
the Sta,e OF New York has sustained, gro wing
on staten Islaud. NJ the hands Of incendisrx
mTos. .nIe & ON the nishss Of Sept. and ., lsSe q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Examination Confin4sd.-Testerdaya a Cour,
of Aldermen was formed at the City Hail for
he examination of George Elan, charged hy
Mary '. Thompson with breaking into her
mouse and stealing gold locket and silver
porte mon naie but AS neither the Common.
wealth's Attorney nor the counsel for the de.
fence we're present, the examination was post.
poned until Monday next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

THE WISCONSIN FCGIrIvx SLAVE CAsR.-
In reference to the re-arrest OF S. NJ. Booth.
released by State process from the sen tencs OF
the United States Courts, the "Wisconsia's
newspaper says: s..
"The matter has evidently progressed 10 that
point where either the United States or wis.
consin will have to YIELD"
IL is prOhahle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

THE ATLANTIC CABLE-There is q project
on foot for laying another Atlantic Cable
We perceive by the English papers thst a
meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
was to have been held in London, on the last
day of February. at which proposition would
be made for enabling the directors "either
with the whole or with portion Of the share.
holders, or with ether persons" to make ar.
rangements for raising the injured portion Of
the cable, and for making another effort. next
summer, TO complete the original unde rtnltnK
Of the company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

On THE LOOK OCr.-The Savannah .Ex
press" says that the three revenue vessels-
the Harriet Lane, Aiken, aud DobbIn-sfa.
toned on the coast between Cape Romain and
Cape Florida. are on the sharp look ont for
s!avers Last week, IT, says, the Dobbin
weighed anchor and took run TO Port Royal.
having heard that three slavers were expected
in thele
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Sfeaf'"S WeoPons.-Henry Wingo was again
before the Mayor yesterday - answer the
charge of stealing three Of Colts Navy pistols
from the State Armory. The pistols were val
OF the accused is beyond Il doubt One Of the
witnesses testified that three "fye.shooters'
had been stolen from the Armory. Another
saw the prisoner have the weapons another
saw MN sell two OF them; and another sold
one of them for him
One or two years since, Wingo was q mem.
Der OF the Public Guard, and at that time pro.
cured letter from the post-ofice, containing
money ana directed to another party, for which
lie was tried and cony ic ted before the JIni,ed
States Court. OF late he has been hanging
around the Armory, and knowing where ali
the arms were kept, helped himself to tbs pis-
to!s LOT the purpose of raising the wind. WheL
arraigned before the Mayor he made no de-
fence; and after the witnesses were heard. he
was remanded for examination before the Hus.
tIEgs Court next week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10
FeA Hear,
REAR.

III. r .ES
. or THE UNITED STATES
Are as a class. prrVeftal' ffs Ltt and sHhsGi:hv
a. :. Inc We usN ntt hope lor any change for the
lreru until there Is a better understanding of the
4 of health. We may. hoaeyer. censTatulate the
3rurrits nu the n,gcduct lou nj ii remedy which
n r,ored Iiseif ni great vIluC IN relieving, and
II fr't5,Ig. TIE s.Nttai ajta nfTroHs dsbtliiy ot
= A.. we mean
3lNPruN'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
f'xthe great medicine for the sex.
3t Hampton SAWS II IS great blessing 10 them
r, is.-, =. Hcf f'ssas. 10 which they are subject
i~i. Hot'rg5r-
f,s shYe extract. written by = medical man.
i. cnTrnhoratef bs our tes, known c,tIzens.
" hsre seen the et 'Cts ri this Tucture On their
IS dqGehiefs and delicate children. Coush,
Psecaatisn4, Dy yspepsls, Neuralgia, with numer-
-..r'heY diseases, are cured b, It.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-Thls TING
r Rk s!H be found great medicine for al! their
t.ss4sas
~ Ca, Yd sft Pamphlets and see cures.
~ Ay prRCkLl.. LADD & CO., Richmond:
~ n. COOKE. FFederieasiurg: by all the Drug,
a.. .e petersbgrg: by MORTIMER & NOW
feAr. Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
l.sgsrs eyer3whef 5 per bottle; SIX hotties.
S. ie 2I-dkcwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Jack Sheppard.-This singularly graphic.
melo-drametc and panoramic adaptation.
from the celebrated novel of that name. will
be presented at the Theatre tonight and will
doubtless be seen by a large audience This
extraordinary drama may be the means OF
warning youth against vice, by pointing ont
It's horrors and the punishment tha, naturally
follow crime. Every character will be well
set upon the stage, and if that of Jack Shep-
pard does not have its moral effect, then vice
will not be stunned by being seen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

TMH Loss OF the mSApNaARIAM.-At telegrapA.
ic dispatch from harrington, says hat ths
body Of man had been found at Capo 9ahAe
Ais head was cut or and NO ldsntidcation
could b. made. A trunk has also heea found
containing lettsrs to w. 3. B0altOa a.. q
dssk containing letters directed to Barry k
Ooseeu, LAmbour House, 0AgshOt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Another FWe.-About O'Clock esterday
afternoon, the old carpenter shop at the corner
OF 4th and Main streets. formerly occupied bv
Drewry Fox, was set ON fire and narfiaily
burned. Incendiaries seem determined to
keep the fire brigade employed, and to make
them expert fremeD, il practice makes per.
fpck ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

-, u'ece! tAs WnHs.-Ths walkways In the 1Ap-
noi square should b gravalica ae osce. 81
1soueo ana well rolled to make then paasaSle.
impaasable. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Rssd Charles Hartman eareiesaiv drove
nis e0rs~ and cart across the sidewalk OF "a
stree. for whisA the Mayor made him fork ovcr
Z me Of a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

MAINLAND OPPOSITION CONVENTION. The
American members Ut the rEislalure have re-
Convention, 70 b. held At Hal amore ON the iOth
dag Of April next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

an ACTIVE CORoNER.-Ths report Of the
coroner ct New Orleans gives the number Of
,,nqoests held for the past three moat ths 20 1oI.
Lows homicides u, drow ned z. suicides a In.
ianticides 2, inebriaies % casuaities nj suddsn
:.~sns nom disease 0-making total Of ITO
inquests in ~ days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Not GMity.-Octavia Binford, a free negress.
was before the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge Of using insolent and abuefve Ian.
guage to Mrs. Mary Brady, and for threaten.
ihg her with personal violence. The prisoner
proved that she had given no cause OF COM
plant against her-that she WAS well behaved
TO all white persons, and orderly, and was
thereupon acquitted of the charge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

A LIBRARY LEAKING.-A rather serious
leakage of books has been discovered during
the past week. in one Of the large public libra
of reference was missed first, and its loss men
toned in the Evening Post. The work having
been seen in an old book collection, for sale.
down town, the holder was advised to return
1t to the library-which being done, search Was
instituted for certain other missing books, and
with such success as to secure the restoration
of some sixty valuable volumes in various do.
partments Of literature, but all stolen By a
single persen, and disposed VI to down town
dealer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Psychoiogy.-Dr. Williams, the psychologist.
Will give another OF his amusing and highIv
Interesting exhibitions at Mechanics' Insti.
tute Hall this evening To those who have
never witnessed the experiments Of making
one drunk on water, and causing them to siuS
and dance and cut very queer capers, this en-.
tertainment cannot fail TO prove q very at
tractiYe one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

,s.5s and ' Ar, and Portraits worth se.
~ sze. in I'll 'hsi i are the PHOTOGRAPHS of
@stsphc MA aDa 81 water coiors, executed ~ the
lss ~ Main Ho s, flne Art Gallery ofG. W. MIN
.,e4 'Ftpes oopied s Small Daguerreoty pes and
'sf 'sf co'sd c,s,dd in OIL ooiers, water coIors. a or
s,.t Ph0T6'ssippsn;p = sp,yh Also, AMBROTYPES ami
'fe' lie ar, fHs executed in the highest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

.. London CIub >ance~ For many years pre-
,rrfd Tor, ard used eHcus'ret ~. the fashionable
80 he p,Ast critical ordeal aud met the uni
sQt spprnys ~ ihc elite OF the ns.iop.
~ ~ R0AST MEATS, STEAKS. CHOPS. FISH.
NM. SOUPS, &c. &c, 1t possess es an unri-
g y. eed riobness Of nsyor Prepared b,
Parker RROS.. London.
Sod d!y FISHER 4 WINSTON. sole AGENTS for
.Irs5ria- lie 0-5w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Washington Star contains an account Of per.
sonal rencontre between Col. F. W. Lander
and W. M. F. Magraw, Esq, both formerly
connected with the wagon road expedition to
the Pacific. The affray occurred on Wednes.
day afternoon, in front of Kirkwood's Hotel.
1t appears Lander accused Magraw Of SLAM
dering him. and demanded an apology. Some
words followed. and Magraw received blow
IN the breast. Finally both parties reached
the inside of the hotel, where, il is ALLEGED.
Magraw drew pistol. Lander is said to hxv .
been unarmed. but denounced Magraw in
strong terms. At this point they were fortu.
nateIy separated by mutual friends, aud moro
occurred between the same parties In Wash.
ington last winter, and the present ono grows
out OF the allegation that Magraw had said
that he then whipped Lander.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Bo,ton Paekefs-A line Of steam packets, to
run from Boston to James River, has jast been
started. and the first one will probably reach
nesday last. Mss.rs. Shields & SomsrvilIs
are the agents for this new en- ter prise, and can
give any Information concerning IL. The
steamers are expected to run to Richmond, a.
well as to Norfolk and City Point in tho
course Of the summer, and IL the trade viii
Justify 1t, will make their trips at regular in.
tervals, and in good time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Shaa are becoming more abundant in the
markets Of this city, but continue TO command
ciOus FISH have yet been taken in the fali. ~
James river, and the fears OF the lishsr.,s..
now are, that the present cold snap viii nra.
vent them from running up for several davs
longer. Z 'Js
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

~ FTnnfIf> F3ftfT> = MS VeICbrHfeU
-7- AS ieen used suces sluliy for the last twelve
,f.-s n cases OF Indigestion, Flatulency, Gen
"a ueiNIl. Nervousness. Sea Sickness, Nc.. 4 C.
faat cIeate a healthy action thrngg hout the
i,t,. restore the appetite, equaIze the circula-
,.e .Fe tone ard energy to the system. and
tres,e puWer Of resistance to disease rarely OBJ
PLANFTI'S BTTTERS
Are rUre.y IeEoi4b!e. and ADAPTED To all ages and
ea-l o. ,as are Ior sale hy FISHER & WIN
>fih. sud hs Gr"cers and Druggists generally,
Ieyo, No. "a Pefri street. y. \.
FISHER y WINSTON, Druggists.
iell-3m No. rs Main e... Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

ts.s q wa,.[Yest.rday afternoon. whi,.,
Main street, near 1ath, one Of rhe hnr.t tsOss On
2, oad :ids on the pavement; but the ridsr h.a s
cleared himself OF the saddle hefnrs ~ -: .sss
MAJ MAJ gos mirly down. snd rcmonntins assir
c.H ~ Tue corps and galioped OF - if notkins
1"u n"ppeneo. 50 much Tor luck. =. = = "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

], ..'es dsposiisf Savings Bank, Henrics,
d t If per , senP upon which interest is paid st
months us', q, ref annum upon all sums re-
"" gsvv,uler period. Office No. - Main
As 1Toi TINS sEfTLES, President.
sh IAWi;:i-; u. WALFOkD, Bec'y.
rs H. PORTER. Trea'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Sc"reHy Of Wntey.-Owing to the heavy drain
OF water from the str eet pipes on Shockoe Hill,
l. Is next 10 Impossible to extinguish a fire in
that section, unless the engines are brought
into play. For this reason the firemen. when
an alarm is given in the third ward, should
never 1ail TO take with them one or more en-
gines SO as to be prepared for any emergency
but Tor the engine which was put to work IN
Mr. Inrpin's stable yesterday, the building
would probably have burned, and other pro-
perry In the neighborhood might have been
nred by the flying Goals, notwilhst tanding the
Iact that every roof was well saturated with
Wa'er by the rains OF the evening before In
tEe lower part Of the city the hose, without
lne engines. may be used successfully; but ON
ohockoe Hull the water has no power, and in
some instances must be drawn from the pipes
will be obviated in a great measure nv tho I.S.
ing ol new pipes, which the city is preparing
u 90, out until that Improvement is Compile.
aeu: lne engines must be relied upon for the
e1Hhguisnment OF fires in the upper part of
the city. 0'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

lt':syslinis Totaceo.-
ID fRrppiE m.I,hehbu,xI
"'erai olhs,h II. - "a VoRlTE, Iouisa Co., J
=, : ~ Wv,'',ee bfn nds, for sale at
Market Place LlCK'S Drug store,
IA. rankin st., Rich lnond.
!. i ffsr s.,,ram-n,..-A b.nd.om, a..
'Ahseaf, I.,.i, CASES, lately recewed st
Ms,L mo. w. GARLICK,
'fR,. Ae' Fiaee, Franklin street.
~ u EssEF ~ IAROLlNA AND
bkGG} 'ts'r tie above stsiss To- our ssn u sns
,see.,ed a.. clNfs. &C.. which have
IT, 'Dassd aas sa j. is,og,t on The best terms.
~ "a, N,...sel ~. sell them as low as they
co. Wholesais Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

P,esenfasios ofa Srord.-Yesterday afternoon
the Governors Mounted Guard, fifty .eigh
strong, Capt. Jos. r. Anderson, paraded witt
their new sabres and made fine appearance
isetween the hours Of aud O'Clock they re.
pared to the Capitol Square. where scores ol
saoies and gentlemen had assembled to see
tnen, and halting IN the main avenue in from
" the City Hall, Capt. Anderson, In the name
OF MS Company, presented 10 Lieut.. h. H. Ro-
person magnificent sword, prefacing the de-
"SeIy win few appropriate remarks.
,,ade Lieut.. robertson, on receiving the glittering
oiade, returned thanks for the unex pec, ed and
valuable present After alluding to the pro.
Sress OF the corps in drill, to the excitement
no" existing in various sections Of the conn
Try, 10 the Union and its hallowed rpcollec
lions, and to the threa tening signs of the
times, pledged himself that should Virginia
ever need his services, she should have them
ms remarks were most happily received bv
the Guard, as well as by those spectators who
were fortunate enough to hear them
The sabre and scabbard were BEAUTIFUL and
gotten up in the best style by Messrs Mitchell
u Iyler, OF this city. On the scabbard which
Is rich gilt one, is the following inscription
Presented to Lieut.. BEVERLY H. ROBERr.
SON, I'd Dragons, U. S. A.. by the Governors
Guard, Richmond. Va, February ood. 1ata,"
gratitude for skillful aud efficient ips truction.
and in honor of the soLDIAR, the aENTLEMAN'
and the VIRGINIAN"
Lieut.. Robertson has taken great interest in
the Governors Guard since the formation of
the company, and now that he Is about to re-
.urn 70 service, every member deeply regrets
tnat separation must take place. He will
carry with him their most heartf wishes for
hls future prosperity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

from lsa 10 llhe average Is see sAosfug dssnns a
about s.s quarter esnt iron vrsviss sas eat 30 10
sold 70 The trads wtthin The SANE rssgs q prioes
grades were kyeguhF, whus Aps quanss were hsA q
Nn pvioss We quote niddlpg uplAnds q IL a Ike
fnuGM engsgemsAts were moderate. 10 IvMpoei-
DO corn, IN BUN, sxe, s.d 100 sss aous -: ga
and rome lots at D 10 Lopdou Go bbh shoe psgp q
a. 3D. and 100 basa dee furs Ct A. per ton. kats
Glasgow ana 70 ne oonenent we're unchanged.
HHxP-The Auroras cargo II Mania, oompriang 500
bales, was cold on private terms
Lane IVES quiet, with email sales II TO for common
while lump nomtnL for Rockiand.
NtLAssss -Sales Of 200 hhds. Cubs musoovsdo were
made - a1he; $50 bbh DO At aoc. ssc, and 100 DO
clayed u &c.
NAvAL s1ozn.-sals: Of 40 bbls: .p.rits surpsntns
(ssusr were maae al 47c ohsr descriptions quiet
PRovNoxs-Pesk-The market exhibited more buoy.
srcy hrmnees; the sales footed up about 400
mes Il 81 Is; uDisspsc.sd sold Il SIS, and prime =
ia 20 q th %. Beef was urn and In steady demand
with sales II about $50 bbs including country prime q
- Is, country mess at IS S. repscksd Western y
prime mess quiet but firm. Beef hams were held
a. Sl2 50 $40 Cut meals were in fair FeQuest. with
taes Of leo hhds and berces 1t 6.c. Ike for shout
Ssss and a. sx 9 for h.%s Lard S.' iss AID
reported at 1oxc IKE. Bacon Vas arm; 10 hhds
changed.
Rcs wss firmly held, but less active sals OF es
terces was reported ~ &C. AZ for good 70 prime
suaAns-The market was nrm and quite active, and
closed 1t an advance Of about 10 per ID Tho sales
6rscsd about 200 hhds included In which were 80
Porto Roo = ek &C., and the remainder conalstsd a.
most entirely Of Cuba muscavado, chiefly within the
rspge of bxc 7xc . 7Hc. 30 boxes brown Havana q
oAc and II 900 bags, including 0000 Manila 6xc,
WHxxY.-The market was heavy and lower with ssles
Of 900 and 700 bbis. Il 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

afford TO the South the required guarss ties for the
safety Of their property. In ITSELF depreciation
In State stocks would not be more alarming than .
decline Of railway property. II would, on the face
Of Is, merely involve . Lose Of income to some
Thousands Of individuals who have invested their
money In that class Of property. But - State
stocks are used over the greater part Of the Union
as basis FOR banking iasues, general and severe
decline IN their market value would create great
embarrassment in banking circles II is, in fact,
impossible to foresee what would be done pohti-
cal events destroyed the market value Of the
stocks which are deposited Is security for the
redemption Of bank notes in most of the States
Of the Union. general and sweeping panic
would be the frat Of the evils TO be spprehsnded
from such contingency; this, II combined with
political alarms, and preparations for civil war,
would inhict upon commerce IN injury that can
scarcely be exaggerated.
Some OF the returns OF the traffic on the Western
railways for April have como to hand, and We sub
ioin our usual tablo:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

VINO 10 to Blame for HssnaA,s HeaA
Shng Oes OF Condfti0ns
TO TIE kp.foR OF THE HERALD.
According 70 20 'seoount publhhsd In BeWs Ls tArse
or four days befc the nght Hesuan had been vppcd
In London ster his release bail and examined BY m
experienced ilst, who declared Ai 70 b. IN Ans ooa
dton, only ma, hs head very fa )" and tAh dseet
In the trailing naturally attributed 70 The two days
ose through the arrest DO I'm relation whish arrest
aome curious facts may yet tanspre tA side Of the
water Owing the statement made n that examination
The referee agreed that Keenan, should have two days
more for his training, that the maxseria Interference
and his fat head might not Affect hSs chAuceaL
In the last number Of Wakes SPIRIT ind letter that,
though published The publication Of thai writer's
count Of the night, Was written previously. II contains
Efforts nsas TO usrsss IN .bs e.sspnss Iths
e'p,be Of printing BIZ paper IN London ssd senslag
Sot but s.y Ssfs.sd assr sss dssS scheme.
and bad a. xres. evsat a.ed Tor = ,dsy and hour
sSss As osSnsi DAY on sssi Ia Squared my s1sss
S.
Ton steamer Mr. Dovsa bad been induced V grant ths e.
II s..s . s l..:.s - e o
cnesIs b1.iood .tubSe. and IA - Ssad ..sf
nsS Ss1s % ~ assg ~ s:s
:s Z : ss
sss .s.a e ~ T. ss II ia
fsa Sxn:S % isr !: ossdoS u; oosesrssd ssd
wss ns Il called upon, 70 seht u hours noae Upon
we s.ss ssss a. T S :S.
The event has clearly proved that " Macdonald said
Life, right and that however Heensn's feet might
be- his head was puffy and fat And this forcing the
into the ring condition that nearly lost him the fight
ID 10 be attributed TO Mr. wilkes and his enterprise This
may leok to some like meddhpg interference, and v
possible hat "ceran parties FROM New York; had good
reason to suppose that any arrangement Mr. Wilkes might
make would scarcely be 70 the benefit Of Heepsn
H. A. X.