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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

AHE hENTCCKY METHODISTs ON SLAVERY
Inc kentucky Methodist Conference. which
mas just closed its annual meeting at German
town. adopted a report declaring it inexpedi-
ent to make the general rule on slavery mere
stringent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Temperance MonKmeat.-On Tuesday next
the Grand Division Of the Sons OF T~mu.,
rance OF virginia will assemble NJ Williams.
LUciAN MINOR, ono Of the leaders OF the Or
der In this State, and man who was devoted
" the Temperance cause. To- enable the Sons
oi K'chm. nd aud the adjoining country to at-
chartered. aud will leave here Monday nieha.
retnrninE the following night Smiths Old
Armory Hand has hesn engaged for the oceA-
sion. MsmhsFs who wish ~ attsad, should
save all trouble and delay. - $,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Handsome DecOyations.-If there WAS no 9TH .
er attraction in the fair-room Of Mechanics,
Institute Hall, than the neat and novel deco.
rauons with which the ladies of Grace Church
have beautified it, we should saw Il, All cn ana
see them. But tasty as are the eirapery and
lestoons, The flowers and wreaths the speci.
mems OF needle work, the rare curiosities. the
ueheions creams, and cakes and jeilies. and
above all, the cause in which the Enir = "1 10
boring, should induce every body, of ali de-
nominations aud pers suasions, 10 call and AID
10 the good work. Ladies do more than their
snare In building and repairing chnrches-
they are ever foremost in noble -sntarrr,s.s
and i u the bounden duty of the stsrnsr ser
" aid them with their purses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

MURDER IN FRANKFORT, KY.-Last Monday
night. there was quarrel al a tavern inIE'IanE-
Tort, ky-., between Messrs. REYNOLDS and
Evans, when they were separated, and Rey-
noids' friends took him home. Evans. how
ever, proc ured shotgun and followed him to
his residence. where be thrust the gun through
window and shot Reynolds dead. Evans
was taken to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

THE FREsHET AT PARKERsBrRa.-The
Parkershurg (Va.) News estimates the DANA On
at that point by the late rise in the river at
from &25.On to $4,000 The water rose fiftv-
eight feet six inches above low water marx.
The water was higher by about eight inch 8
'nan u was during the great freshets Of 1885,,
sixteen inches above that of ls47, and three faet
six inches below the renowned rise of 1s39
Previous to that time. and since the first oc.
cupany Of the Ohio valley by white men. there
Were but two freshets which surpassed the
present one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

DEATH OF NUN.-Madame Sainte CIaire
(Maria Teresa Coskery,) formerly of Balti.
more, and Superioress Of the Ursuline Con-
vent, New Orleans, died in the latter city ON
the 18th inst, aged 81 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Sudden Dsath-Between the hours Of 10 and
II O'Clock last Monday night, a white man,
named LLOYD FiTCHkrT. was taken suddenly
Ill ON 18th street, near Broad, and falling upon
the side walk. expired in q very short time
thereafter Fifchett was man Of very in
temperate habits, and the probability, there.
fore, is, that he died in u ft superinducrd by
hard drink. He leaves q wife and two or
three children, in dependent circunstan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

n Crsup ..:ChildPen are elsen setxedl
ssly ssTa 1s,s1s.d nth H.:
tacks children the nsht, aiter havas lIesn iuaoh
exposed to damp: gold Winds throssh The day.-
an,thing that ohstructs Dsrspir.tion. may oocs-
siOn Group. Mothers! your children are liable to
you least expect il bot Il % not asvsys s doctor
can b CALLED or . remedy found, and i6T this reo-
son We would advise you now, and without Q mo-
ment,. delay: % WY ! bottle Of D.. EAfCN'BIN.
F.ANTlLE CORDIAL. 1t will cpFe ever easa
tending Teethns, Convulsions, Coasks, CoIds.
&C. Mc..l It r. slid By a. sssDsetab.s aNesistl,-
grOp!leto!s, and also sole AGENTS for .6T. bRON.
SON,S BLOOD FOOD which. for Coasumptiya
put I'D with any other ARTICLES. Write TO Carncn
d DUPONT. New York. il you cannot set them in
your own town.
For sale BY FISHER h WINSTON, Richmond.
Va, and by Druggists generally. nh 1S-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Traders Bask.-A meeting Of the stockh hold
ers OF the Traders Bank Of Richmond-all
but five hundred shares OF stock being repre-.
sented in person or by prOxy-was he,d al the
St. Charles Hotei yesterday, when the follow
ing Directory was elected:
President-HectOr Davis.
Directors-F. Stearns, ;. X. Fondren, Chas.
E Wbitlock. Geo. w. Smith, Thomas Jones,
John b. Davis, ]. Thompson Brown and Jo-
seph Brummel.
The Directors will proceed to arrange for
business with all possible dispatch; aud as
every member is well known for his business
capacities, and each hes q large m0neyed ac-
quaintance, there seems 10 b. no doubt that
the new Bank will do well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Ordered 0T.-Virsinia Cook, South Caro-
lina free usgress. appeared before the Mayor
yesterday, 70 answer for remaintpg In the city
contrary to law. Ou Monday night, she OBJ
tanned lodgings at the 6rst station house, be-
cause she had neither home nor friends. The
Mayor discharged her, ON the promise that che
would return 70 the Palmstto Stale imms-
diateiy. sAa.s -. al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Deadly Weapoms.-The practice of carrying
concealed deadly weapons is q most repre-
hensible one, and deserves to be broken up by
furnishing ths offenders, ii that were possible
Che great diffic uity in the way of pnnishing
this offence is the peculiar phraseol0gy Of the
law. II man is found with a bowie knife.
or sword cane, or loaded pistol, it is neces-
sary to show that he carries it habit tuaily; and
unless that fact can be proved, then he is not
amenable to the law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

PROFITS RECOVERED IN SuIT.-Some years
since warwick Martin, Louisiana planter,
placed $Nl.0OO in the hands of n brother in law
named Brooks. of Belot. Wis, to invest in
lands, and subsequently received back the
principal under the pretence by Brooks. that
the investments were failures, and that Mar
TN might consider himself lucky in getting
out SO we'll. Martin having found that Brooks
MADE and poeketed two three hundred
thousand by the operation, brought suit in the
y. O. Court, and on Monday last got verdict
for the full amount
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Caught on thsi Road.-At a very early hour
yesterday morning a farmer; residing in Han
over county, received Information that one Of
his servants was about to take French leave.
Calling upon his Overseer, the two entered
the "q0arters," and discovered that q likely
young fellow WAS bundling ND his appa rel.
and apparently on the eve OF starting They
Immediately locked him up, and in the course
OF few days he will probably bs ON his way
to 3 more Southern Cline
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

orARNATloN AND CANNIBALIsM The wreck
80 t. announced al Lloyd's Of the ship Constant,
from sydney for Manila, on i sunken reef in
.at. o,i3 n, Ion. 1858 T.. The ship appears to
nave broken upalmost Immediately aiierward,
the crew escaping in the boats but with
scarcely any provisions or water. For days
aic days, exposed TO scorching sun, they suf.
ieTed fearfully, and the horrors they subse.
qnentiy endured were of character almost
uhheard or They left the wreck in the boats
on the 18th OF July. From that time till the lst
OF september they visited several islands ir
me nope OF obtaining food aud succor, but
iaiied They then resolved to draw lots as to
whicn OF them should sacrifice his life for
.helr benefit, and after five days deliberation
tney killed one of the negroes, and his BODY
was quickly devoured Some days afterwards
they resolved to murder ano ther negro for ths
same purpose. The man was asleep at the
time, but. waking up and hearing of their in
lennon lennon attemp pied to escape by jumping over
ooard. shot fired by one Of the crew killed
him on the spot, and his body was eaten. In
l,is i horrible manner the crew subsist ted till
.i.e ss'n o. september. when they were picked
up ana landed at Sourabaya, most of them
being in a shocking state.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Set your prsmisesi in order, for in such an hour
as you think not the police will be upon Won
ana the city will have her hands in your pock.
ct TO the tune OF $2O. The appearance of sum.
mer warns the police of the Importance of
enforcing the sanitary ordinances Every
gutter, alley, cellar and lot in the street
should be thoroughly cleansed and purified :
and IN all places where nuisances exist he.
cause OF the fact that the owner of the pro.
perry has failed to provide proper drainage or
sewerage, good fine should be en- tered a9ains.
MIN. Where cOnyeniences are prepared. and
the tenants fail to use them, the Mayor ha.
only to pile on u few twenty dollar fines tn
arouse their sense Of cleanliness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

NAPOLEON's GALLANTRY.-At concert at
the Palace Of the Tuilleries. lately, Madame
Alboni was perceived bv the Emperor to fan
nerseIi with brace OF programmes, which
the artistic had twisted, with much ingenuity
into the form of that useful and coz quettish
female appendaee. With the gallantry for
" nich the Emperor is proverbiai, he asked
tne FrIncess Clotilde for her fan. and present.
ed II to Madame Alboni. The following day
the delighted artistic showed the beautiful and
valuable gift to some select friends
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Threatesiag sgsase.-Wm. Thom. charged
with sssaaiting. abusing and threatening TO
beat Jacob Woodsou, Oh the goth iasa-. was BE-.
fore the Mayor yesterday, aad held 70 hail to
keep the peace. Ths warrant against Wood.
sOn, Obtained BY Mr.. Thorn. was Dismissed.
the Mayor haying refused 70 Issue 10 In tho
first place, on the complaint made TO HIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

" FROM HAVANA AND MKXICO-The steamer
Cahawba, from Havana ON the 2Uth, has ar.
rived Ut New Orleans. The Captain. General
has sent commissioner to Was hlngton to cone
fer with the Spanish minister regarding the
capture OF the steamers Of the Marin expedi-
ton. Advtces from Galveston state that the
revenue cutter Dodge, from Vera Cruz on the
10Th, brings Mr.. Elgee the Secretary OF the
American Legation, with important dis patches
for Washington. Miramon with 1870 men
had arrived at The capital. The government
was much embarrassed. MiramOn had sent
a bitter letter TO Secretary Cass regarding the
are awaiting return dispatches from Washing
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

LADY RxsCUED PEoN tn. SAyAexs.-A
letter from Tuscon, Arizona Territory. siyes
the following Information respecting the res.
cue VI Mrs. Page, receatly carried OF bv the
Indians:
N n. Page Is stiil alive, is no longer with thu
Anuahs, and she has passed through actual
ira =, hardships and difficulties during the
.ast tortnign', exceeding in thrilling interest
,ae Nost hlghly wrought pages OF fiction,-
Las. h.snt messenger arrived here from the
santa Rita Pinery, with letter from Mr
John Page. stating that his wife had come in
alive, after enduring almost incrediblp trials
MT. Page Immediately set out. accom- pa n ;sd
ny MUSICIAN, and everything possible 10 ~.
done for her relief will be done Il seems from
what we can learn, that Mrs Page. probably
the day following her seizure by the midland
nndlng that her friends were on the trail re-
FUSED TO go on, and her savage mas ters Ianced
ner IN several places, and left her for dead -
Aiter some time she revived to find herself
weak from loss OF blood with wounds still
open, 1901 sore from her previous trials with
Out 1000, and miles from any habtation What
" Posiaoh Ior a young woman Of eighteen
summers--a bride Of two mOnths-whose life
nitherto mad been all sunshine Through ali
tnese trials Mrs Page struggled for two weeks
ana dragged her emaciated form bv degrees
toward the home from which she had so late.
~ oeeh rudely torn by ruthless savages No
one suspected her presence in the mountain
ahd tnose who were looking for intellipence
from her thought she was miles awav amid
tne haunts Of the red men. How she was ena
oieo 10 suffer SO much and reach h,me at
length, Is incomprehensible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

>. IosT-OFFIcE AFFAIRS. - Firginia.-Estab-
us us hments.- Ottobine, Rockingham county,
va, Joseph Byeriy is appoin ted pos tmaster-
supplied by special service from Bridgewa,er
hannah, Hardy county, Va, John N. Baugh-
man postmaster-suppiy special from war.
aensviiie Decapolis, Madison county, Va, "A.
~. flnks pos ostmaeter-speciai supply from
MADISON Z. IL. Refs Establishments. Seven
Mile Ford. Smyth county, Edwin II. Sanders
postmaster. Grassland, Harrison county. Va,
Noah Smith postmaster. Appoin intments.-H
n: Holbrook, postmaster 1T Rural Retreat.
Wythe county, Va, vice J. J. Snavely, de-
ceased George Vaughan, pos tmaster at AR.
rington, Nelson county, Va, vice David Witt.
declined. John ID. Vanhorn, postmaster at
reytona, Boone county, vice Louis J. Clark,
resigned nj. B Chilean, postmas ter at Mill
roiht, focahontas county, Va, vice w. W.
Womack, resigned. Gustavus Wallerstein.
postmaster at Lafayette, Montgomery county.
va, vice Simon Wall-rsteia, resigned J.
Humphreys, postmas ter at White Sulphur
springs, Greenbrier county, Va, vice Jere-
miah Moton resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

We,thlexs.-A free Negro, knOWa a. Robert
J. Smith. has been committed 70 init = ans wer
the charge 0f throwing stoues q the houss Of
ture. Alter Lping allowed sitnA 10 ~ sohsr
Bob will be called before the MAYER ~ nruf,ss
ably - pas through courss of sprouts. ~ &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

THE TEACHINGS OF GEOLOGY.-Before the
attention OF the world had been directed to
the gold discoveries in California and Austria
lia-Sir Roderick Murchison, when address
ing the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall.
strongly recommended the unemployed Cor
nish miners 10 emigrate 10 New South Waies,
he called the Australia CordiIlera. where he AN
ticipated, from their similarity with the Urai
Mountains. that it wOuld be found in abund-
ance. This eminent gevlogist had no other
guidance in this matter than his own sagn-
cious deductions from geological facts, vet he
boldly predic ted the truth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

TRIAL OF THE REV. DR.. HARDEN FOR MUIR.
DER-The trial of the Rev. Jacob A. Harden.
Tor the murder of his wife, by poison, is still
proceeding at Belvidere, N. J. The testimony
hears heavily upon the accused, whose conduct t
throughout his wifes sickness excites strong
suspicion OF his guilt. A letter was prod ced
In Court. written by the prisoner jus previo ious
TO his wife's DEATH in which he deplores the
prospect of his becoming a widower, in Ian
Rnage OF deep grief and pious resignation,
strangely inconsistent with his behavior to-
wards her during her sickness
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-R. b. Moormap. a
few days ago, found il necessary to have a
young mule thrown, before breaking him.
wnlea was done, and both hind legs securely
fastened. to his body. While in this position.
the mule kicked violently with his fore feet I
a person standing just behind him, barely
missing the mans face, and striking his own
thleh, the bone Of which was broken, with a
crack like the explosion of a cap Notwith.
standing this slight accident his muleship, on
being let up, hoped actively around, and was
soon seen complacently cropping grass. At
last dates the mule was thriving, with Il pros
pect OF getting entirely well, and remain "alive
and kicking" for the next fifty years.--Lymch-
tnrg (Va.) Chronicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

FROM VkNkzUkLA.-I.atest adyices from
Venezuela are to the 23d ult The news con.
tinued favorable AS to the Constitutional par-
~. The rebels. called, had again been rout.
ed At Birqnisemeto, where, among Their ch ief.
taius, they lost their general, (Daigado) six
colonies, and four majors. Gen. Saltilio had
ais, been routed at Santa Ana, and being
close pressed, at last accounts il was believed
be would BE- brought in prisoner. In conee.
Quence OF these events u new decree OF am aes.
~ had been published. which, il was thought.
would prove favorable " the pacification Of
Wsy soop also to convene ~ Caracas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

The Board Of Visitors of the Medical Co,,aoo
OF Virginia, have held a meeting and adopted
plan for the improvement Of the College. and
for the building of additional wards. Thr
Doaro direct the expenditure OF 3,tOO of the
State appropriation to the remodeIing of ths
present building for College purposes only
They also direct an expenditure for char Is and
other necessaries for the Professors, The hall
ance OF the appropriation is to be expended in
the erection OF a building on the west line of
the present lot, to accommodate seventy pa
t!eEts. In this bnildingare to be six handsome
chambers for the accommodation of sick ner
sons, and the whole establishment is to h4 snn-
pied with hot and cold water, and to be light
and well ventilated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Ir'as toy Fetony.-In the Giro nit Court ves.
terday, Judge Meredith presiding, the entire
day was devoted to the commencement of the
trlal OF John IL. Melton, who stands Indie tea
tor 1eloniously shooting with intent to kill p.
OIlver Sims, on the Goth of September last
Our readers remember the circumstances of
that affair, which came SO nigh costing Mr. s.
MS iife Alter agreat deal Of dittic culty. a iury
was secured at late hour in the afternoon
and The Court being ready, Mr.. s. was called
TO the witness stand to detail all the circum
stances of the shooting. The trial will cccu
py to-day. and possibly tomorrow Counsel
Ior the defence Messrs. johnson and Crump:
Tor the Commonwealth, Messrs Tazewen aud
August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

1HE MASSACHUSETTS RESCUERS AT WORK
ON ASANDwICH ISLAND GIKL.-The New Rad :
ford Mercury states that on Tuesday after
noon the whaleship Sylvia. Capt. Swasey, ar
rived at that port. The captain brought with
ailn d Httie glri, ten or twelve years old, a ma
tive of the Sandwich Islands. and took her
with him to the Parker House, where he
stopped. On Thursday afternoon Capt Swa-
sey,s sister, who had been at New Bedford
win nun, set out for her home in Newport,
and took the girl with her to the depof a
crowd OF excited negroes surrounded the DE-.
POT, and some OF the women seized the girl
and carried her off, The girl was frigh tened
AZ ~ the seizure. and begged them not to kill her
ne rescuers told her she should not be hurt
and could play with their children as long as
she wanted to- The question OF the guardian
.hip ., Of the girl will probably be legally set
tieo, II she has not been carried off to Canada
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

MURDER AND SPEEDY RETRlBuT1oN-Two
men named Moses Young and William West.
the 18th instant, respecting some title deeds
Whicn the latter held to secure Il debt of $I25
due him from the former, when Young delibe
Ia1ely rae leveied his gun ard killed his creditor.
He concealed himself until evening. when no
was arrested by crowd, who with remarka.
Die moderation, determined he should have
Ialr trial, and elected three Judges and ap-
pointed Sheriff for that purpose. Jury of
the best citizens was then mpanneled. and at
1o O'Clock in the morning the trial was com.
menced, continuing until dark, when the pris-
oner was pronounced guilty, and sentenced to
De hung ON the 18th instant, judgment which
was fully and formally carried out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Top Heory.-A young man who gave his
name AS Thomas Gintz, and processes to hail
from Norfolk, made his appearance before the
Mayor Yesterday, to answer the charge of pet.
ting drunk, ,trespassing at J. H. Grants fxctorv.
ana having IN his possession a loaded fiy,.
shooter Tom, it seems, entered MIR. Gs ure-
misses without knowing precisely where he
place, drew his shooting iron to keep of in.
truders Finding that no one was likely to
disturb his repose, he soon fell into a sound
siumoer, from which he was afterwards
awoke by officer Bibb, his pistol having t;rs,
oeen taken possession of. When called TO the
mar he attempted to show that he was MS
peaceable as lamb, and only held the weapon
IN IN charee lor frlendi but his Honor was net
disposed to take his word as posnel and tners
Iore committed him for 4 future hearing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

ARREST OF MAeIsTRArs IOR PASSING
CQUNTE1r.lr MONEY Joseph L. Ball. a
magistrate and wealthy citixsa OF JeiFurson
county, Ohio, he's been arrested aad taken To
Oleysland, on = charge Of passing counisSfsit
money. Baii's position a. magistrate was
used 10 shelter the coun tsrfstters and Opprsss
any one ina was suspected ofintsrferinx with
kuown where members Of HIS wnag have been
brought before him, and Atthsr released Al
once. in deaaacs pf lay and evisisnca, or Sou
tssefd IN ZACH \ manner thAt thsy sscApsd BY
) kSAI Qnibble. Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25

Fulier details Of the Australians news from
Liverpool TO the nth inst, arc received. from
whica the following summary is made up:
0RgAT ERrrAtN