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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

A PENSION CERTIFICATE RErU ENRD.-An-
drew J. Secrist, of South Carolina, pen
sioner of the United States on account of dis
ease contracted III the Mexican war; has re-
turned his certificate to the Commis sioner OF
Pensions, and reiinquished any further claims
crist was q iieuten ant i'll the gallant Paimet TO
regiment, and for his gallaniry in the fiye
hard con tested fields IN which his regiment
was engaged between Vera Cruz and the city
of Mexico -Chepultepsc. Churubuseo, Beleu,
SC. he was awarded gold medal by the Sta te
of South Carolina. AT the city of Mexico he
was discharged in conseq uence Of disability
for continuing the service and returned home
come his disease, he declined applying for q
pension until the year 1854, but was then
driven to il as means of support for himself
and family. who were dependent upon his in.
dividual exertions for a livelihood Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Rscs'UiHg Stolen Goods.--On Saturday last,
Tito Balecchi and Paecon Davini were ar
raigned before the Mayor to answer the charge
of receiving SlU worth of stolen paper from
William, slave servant at the pest-office,
knowing the same to have been stolen. After
partial hearing, the Mayor directed the pri-
soners and witnesses 10 he taken before the ".
$. Commissioner, the offence being against tbs
Federal laws.
At IL O'Clock the prisoners were heard by L.
5. Commissioner VIM +. Watson, who refused
to send them on. The District Attorney, how
ever, not satisfied with the Commissioners
decision, had Balecchi taken before Judge
Haly burton, who, after hearing the evidence,
remanded him for trial for misdemeanor, and
held him TO bail in the sum of $500. to appear
at the May term of the U. s. Circuit Court,
ht which time he will ne indicted by the Grand
Iury
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10
LOCAL MATTERD.

Robbery ard 8nsme.sd AsSassirnt'os.--I,e I,e.
tween the hours of . and 10 o'ciots last sat
urday night as Mr.. JOHN CoGHILL was enter.
Ing the old United States Hotel, To pay n visit
10 ms mother, who occupies rooms In that
ouiiding, (the night being very dark, he was
knocked senseless by slungshot In the hands
ofsome unseen person, and after bsIu 2 s.au1 ped
upon, beaten and stabbed In the side was
robbed of his gold watch and 81 20 IN money,
and then dragged into rear porch, where he
remained in q state Of Inconsistencies for nye
hours. Yesterday r1ornin ing Mr.. q. was thou xh,
to be In a critical condition, because of tie
wounds about his head and face, apd d the polics
were making every exertion to discover, the
perpetrator of the outrage.
The United States Hotel is now occupied by
fifteen or twenty families. The entrance way
is on the east side, through a dark and dreary
looking passage, in which an assassin may
readily conceal himself, without the fear OF
being discovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Breaking M.-The tobacco factory Of T. Sc
s. Hardgrove was broken into on Saturday
night last, and trunk and a number Of other
articles were stolen therefrom. Yesterday
morning. por ton OF the goods was recovered,
and n negro named Joe. supposed to be the
thief was taken Into custody, bat he succaedg
ed In making his escape before being handed
over to the police,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

What's 10 ss Done If the City Council.
which meets this afternoon, does not take steps
TO prevent the influx of paupers from til.
Northern cities, Richmond Will I've overrun
With them in less than month Already the
poor. house and the city Jail are so crowded
that the keepers are compelled to pack them
like Clipped herrings IN barrel, and yet they
continue to come in search OF quarters. The
Council has the power to make all captains OF
vessels responsible for the support OF such
paupers as they may bring here, ana IL Is 10
be hoped that an ordinance cover'ng the nut
sance will be passed this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

LOCOMOTIVE ExPLosI3s-Loss Of L3e.--A
few days ago the locomoti.s Franklin exploded
on the Pacific Railroad or Missouri, causing
the death of two men, thesengineer and fire.
man. The train moved out of the station, and
had proceeded as far as the "switch when
an explosion was heard, resem bling II double
discharge of the guns OF q heavy battery; a
moment sufficed To establish the cause OF the
terrific occurrence, the massive machine being
shattered into q thousand pieces, and driven
in all directions. So great was the vibration
caused by the explosion, that not only the
panes OF glass in the passenger cars in The rear,
but those in many of the dwellings situated al
considerable distance, were broken. One
piece of the machinery, weighing over three
hundred ponds, was preetpitated distance
OF a quarter OF mile, whilst other portions
were Shattered to atoms.-St. Louis RsP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

L. s. Circnu CoRrt.-On Saturday last, Capt,
JOHN LOCKHART, of the SLAYER Storm King
appeared before Judge Haly burton, on IA petit
tion for bail. Capt Looshart is charged with
being engaged in the slave trade, and Is, there
fore, under the laws of the u. States, held as a
pirate. The motion for bail was elaborateiy
argued by l.. IL. Chandler, ESD, for the pri-
soner, aud u, ). District Attorney Z. II. Ay-
lett, Esq, for the government. The Judge, at
the conclusion, refused TO bail, and the ac-
cused was thereupon remanded TO prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Mail Ccniraet-The President OF the Rich
mond aud York River Railroad Company has
CONF pleted q contract with the Federal Gov
ernrnent TO carry the mails three times q
week, down his road and TO Norfolk city COM
mencing on the 18th inst BY this arrangement,
If the James river boats take the mails on al
ternate days there will then be daily mail,
Sundays excepted, between the cities of Rich
mond and Norfolk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Conspirirg TO Cheat.-A young man named
SAMUEL II. HYMAN was arrested and impris-
oned on Saturday last, to answer the charge
of exhibiting game called faro and with con-
spring TO cheat and defraud Charles u. Camp
bell out of $50 in money. The prisoner will
be arraigned before the Mayor this morning
to answer for the offence. G. W. TODD was
also arrested and held to bail 10 appear hefors
the Mayor this morning, to answer the charge
of exhibiting the game OF faro, and cheating
and dsfreuding Charles l.. Campbell ont Of
So. Todd denies having any hand in the
game and says he will be able to prove his in
nocnnce when called into court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Serious Aecident-we regret to learn that on
Saturday last, Mr.. GsoRsB WHITFIELD, Pres
ident of the Franklin Paper Mill Com pany,
had one OF his hands caught in the machinery
of the mill, and three of his fingers so terribly
bruised and crushed that his physician had TO
amputats them. Yesterday orning MS con-
dition was as comfortable as could bssxpected,
under the circums Is nces.
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TbeYa weratwo aIarns of II

Fires-TheTs were two alarms OF fire yes
terday-the first, about IL O'Clock, was caused
by the partial burning OF small building on
I7th street, occupied by Il man named RIney
loss trifing-and the second, by the burning
of a small building in Rockets old field, at
O'Clock la the afternoon. On bolh occasions
the steam engine and fire brigade were out and
ready for action, but fortunately had no labor
70 usrfOrm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Eiscting a Prssment.-On Wednesday next,
the stockholders of the Richmond and York
River Railroad are TO meet al West Point, the
terminus of the road, to elect q President for
the present year. The names of several gen.
tlemen have been mentioned In connection
with this office; but many of the old stock
holders will hear of no change, and insist
upon Mr.. DUDLEY's continuing in harness for
at least another year. From the commence
ment OF the road to the present hour, he has
bent his best energies to its success, and they
will not now hear Of his quitting his post,
great as have been his sacrifices, until the en-
tire works are completed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

A CONSTITUTIONAL MeNARCHY.-A corres-
pondent Of The Columbus (Ga.) Times advc-
Gates that the proposed Southern Confederacy
shall be organized as "Con4&tutional Mo-
narchy." Republicanism, he thinks, has been
tried and found wanting, and the ouiy safety
of the South is In a "strong government" A
CORE. pondent of the Enquirer, published at
The same place thinks that if the South wants
q King, it should "get descendant OF George
the Third" Mr.. Barlow, a secession leader 10
Georgia, advocates "strong, consolidated
government" and the abolition of all State
governments in the SJulheTn onfederacy.-
"Thus bad begins. and worse remains be-
hind"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

SHE'LL EXPLOSION ON BOARD SPANISH
VEssBL-On Thursday evening an explosion
of two medium-sized shells took place on
board the Spanish frigate Berenguela, at the
Brooklyn IN: " Navy-Yard, which resulted
in fatal INJURIES to two men, and in serious
ones to four others. The charges Of two guns
had been temporarily removed and placed in q
corner of the ship. Some sparks of fire, emit
ted from a cigar, having been communicated
to them, they burst with terrific force, causing
TWO sailors to jump off the deck into the dry
dock, where they probably received fatal in.
juries. The ship was I'm me lately discovered
TO be on fire, which was speedily extingushed
by the frenen Of the yard. The Berenguela
sus tained little damage. Two eighty pound
shells were lying near those that exploded, bu,
prov videntialiy did not ignite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10
The Georgia and South Carolina C0nven.
lions.

CHARLESTON, Dee. 6.--The Georgia Senate
has rejected the bill calling a Convention OF
Southern States. This is received as an lndl-
cation of The intent ton OF Georgia TO sec ede
separately.
The election for Delegates to the South Caro-
lima Convention was a quiet one. A very full
vote was polied. The result will not be known
ill 10 morrow. 1t is generally conceded that
] udge Mag grath will lead the ticket w Por-
cher Miles, it is also conceded, Is elected.
There is a rumor on the street to-day that
the Federal Government is engaging laborers
for Fort Moultrie, and drilling them as re-
cruiis.
Florida.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 6.-Senator Yulee, OF
Florida has written a letter from Washing
ton 10 the Legislature of that State, announce
ing that upon learning at any time OF the de-
terminatioH OF Florida To dissolve connection
with the NortherH States, he will promptly
aud ioyousiy return home TO support the ban :
ner OF The State 10 which he owes allegiance.
Col. Blackburn, Federal Marshal for the
Northern District OF Florida, Is closing up tha
bu siness of his office, preparatory to resigniuR.
Tn. saces-hIn feeling Iii Floriaa Is quits AS
universal aA In South Carolina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Richmond Circuit CoErs.-Judge Meredith's
Court is in session, day and night, disposing
of the vast amount of civil business which
has accumu ulated from time 10 time on the
docket If untiring industry and patience can
accomplish its deserts, Judge d. will make
clean sweep of all before him this term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Dark TraHsaciion-Moses and Carter Rich
ardson two slaves. charged with assaniting
and beating Andrew J. Cosby. made their ap-
pearance before the Mayor last Saturday; but
because OF the absence OF witnesses, the exam
iuation was postponed until to-day. The
examination Of Cosby, charged with cutting
Moses, was also continued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

BLOODY AFFRAY.-On Friday last, Messrs.
Ford and Waters, being both in liquor, quar-
relied about politics, at q tavern In New LII
bsrty, near Warsaw, KY. and Ford drew q
abdomen, causing HIS death In a few minutes
Ford was arrested,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

TmpHdsHee PRaished.--Thornton, slave to
Nelson Tinsley, charged with insulting and
abusing James Thomas; and Ned Walker, q
negro, charged with ABUSING and threa,extnx
Albert Ford, were both tried before the Mayer
last Saturday, found guilty, aud sentenced ~
the Lash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

farget Pfdeftee.--0ur volunteer companies
should engage In target practice as often an
possible, so as 10 enable the members To be-
come expert marksmen. The Rife corps par.
tieularly ought TO be able 10 cut the cross as
every fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

CoNvrcTKp.-A negro man belonging 10
Cap. John Alsep, was tried at last Spotsyl-
wanna Court for an assault on his overseer.
He " as found guilty and sentenced to trans
portation. Valued at $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Stsaliag Mossy.-Thomas r. Can nigan, lad /,
is now confined in the First Station-Hoase,
awaiting hearing before the Mayor on charge
OF stealing money from ID. King. lie was ar
rusted by Mr.. Ellis, Clerk OF the First Market,
al che request OF the com plainanI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

FATAL AFFRAY.--At Paducsh, ky., lew
days since, Capt Pigg and Mr. Pryor got into
quarrel both drew reyolyers and nFed
figg was killed Ca the spot, and Pryor re-
ceived fatal wound. A son of Pigg, twelve
years old, hearing of his fathers death, rushed
into the hotel where Pryor had beer carried.
revolver In hand, and was just pulling trigger
on Pryor when his hand was arrested by u by.
stander
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Cea.iaasd.-T Thomas Gwinn. q free negro,
charged with feloniously assaulting and beat
ing oficer William Il. Page, was before ths
Mayor last Saturday; but because of tho
inability OF the officer to attsAd Ooars and
testify, the examination was postponed until
the 18Th insf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

DBAD.-Hon. VIM. A. Palmer died a few
days since al Danviile, VI. at an advanced
age. From 1878 to isa5 Mr. Palmer WAS u. s.
Senator. In 1881 he was elected Governor Of
Vermont, and continued to occupy the EIecu-
tive chair until 1898.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

til. Hastings Court will commence its de-
eenber term to-day at II O'Clock. The crinai-
nal docket Is not very large one, hu. the civil
business will probably occupy the Justices
the entire week. On the third Monday, Judge
Lyons Court will commence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Dtriag Ret5sry.--The front window of tho
millinery establishment Of MADAM. Son Mas
broken into few nights since, aud number
stolen thereirom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

DISTRESSING OoCURgENCE-A little son Of
James McCrore, residing in Baltimore coun-
~, nd, met with most untimely death a few
days since. His mother administered what
she supposed to be dose of calomel. Imme-
diateiy afterwards the child was seized with
the most violent spasms, and 10 the mothers
heartfending astoDishment she discovered
that she had given sirychnine TO her child
The little sufferer only survived about TWEEN
~ minutes. The feelings Of the distressed pa
rents can be better imagined than described
A bright and intelligent child thus 10 be cut
OFF, is surely hear trending Ia the extreme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Deseiisg.-John Hurk and Michael Rsrk
have bsea arrested aud held 70 bail 10 appear
before the Mayor this morning TO ans wer the
Walls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

EMPRESS EUGEsIK In EpINBURGH.-The
"Scotsman 4" has an interesting account OF
burgh. At the railroad depot, several hun
dred persons were congregated, and as the
Empress came out of the tram, attired in deep
mourning, she was loudly cheered. The next
day she attended Church. IL says: The i'm
perial party walked to aud from the Chapel
and the Empress (whose health, by y-the-by
wonld scarcely seem to warrant the applica.
tion OF the term delicase,) did not seem la the
least put about by the joarney to the hotel
shower.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10
HIGHLY ISpORTANT OPINION.

MT. 5. Attorney General on the Crisis
state Cannot be Coerced-Their Rights
:, sus 10 the Public Property, &c., sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

A THEATRICAL LDEMoNsTEArIoN.-Ths New
York Times says, Of representation of the
character OF Ejcheiieu by Mr. Booth, in that
city
L. was curious 10 notice how every passage
OF the play which bore upon the love Of conn
try, loyalty; patriotism, told upon the feelings
OF the audience. Especially was this manifest
iu that memorable passage, when, trying to
lift the huge two handled sword, with which.
ia his youth, he Glove "&h Euglisher to The
waist" the Cardinal found ne could not even
raise ii now in his CID age, and causing it TO
be laid aside. tottersd TO Lis chair, aud grasp
ing pen, exclaimed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10
70 The Fen Is inIEhtler than the sword.
Take away the sword
SkaA Ia Il

For some minutes after the delivery of these
words the progress OF The play was stopped by
the cheers upon cheers, loud, long and repeated,
which arose from all parts Of the house,
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Sen Wjersrperf1ufern aui i6r 2aaer pcn @rsce.
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Yubtitum otr Nn3ci0e Su MAIDEN, RAP CT ,piIdcn
Ger q. nno {. Gtra6c elren 2a9er6jer, Salon cr-
pfnet Eat. Is miro ods Seltreben ~ociTciten lcir.
tets nur ole btlten @etrGnte an batttn unp ourd
aufnhertidme uno frruno(ihe Scoienuna ptrienj.
gen, pelde tbn beiudcn, ben Furi,u Nufenttolt
in istnem freunpliden uno fi1len 2pfale anocs
Rebai III MAIDEN.
9ti6mpup, 30. Sult 1860.
Spbu 6erbto. got.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-22
18th.
OF

Rev. M. @. MICHELBAcHER's School.
Dem 9ee9rteu beut1hcn Wublifum birne ,r
Nn5rt9c, DAP mrine S6ule FIR Rnnben uuo
Wf1ehen am eriten @Onta9 i'm Septembsr mic
Der erGfnCt perpen mirp.
Sn mciner Scbule werben Die enoliI6e.
oeutlde, frani6iibe uuo 9ebrlil6e @pracbcn
u''terriftet, ebenlO GsIsn, 9&reibcn, Geoaras
pbts, @eI6t&te, NatYrlebrr, Matureefbt@te.
ae-dnsn nno oui 8rrlanarn aud Sud.
eaituh9. AIs @%'ebiilfen babe id spei eeil6te
Sebrer, ete in jeper pinlbt i9ren S&hcsn ee.
mn&ien Itno. Nfstne Saul3immer ltlO i'm 8n-
lement Der SYna9rBe ar IL, na6s 1lnribolar.
Dieient6en @ltsrn, Die mir lire !Riuper an.
oertrauen poaen, iiaO eriu@t, mir balO bic Qn.
ietar ~ MAIDEN, ca i6 MIR cine Ileine Qr,ob
neucr Cd itler annr6mea farm.
Vi. S. SO / 0eI6a6er,
&Ge cer /. uno 81 .ribaQfro6e