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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-12

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-12

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4benb G6nee uub bic pprSeftern Mprsen prn
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Ga9en iehr talt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

olose OF 'he prayer, the President advanced
win tne consecrated parchment upol W hich
was inscribed the decision of the State with
,ne dreat Seal attached Slowly and soismn-
~ was read un TO the last tword-"diysoIp,i"-
"nsh men could con tain them selves no longer
anu enout that shook the very building rs,
seIoeraung, long. .contin ued rose to Heaven
anu ceased only with the loss of breath In
proud, grave silence, the Oonvestion itself
wmleo the end with beating hearts
Ane PRESIDENT then requested the Delegates
10Y previous decison) TO step forward as they
we're called In the alphabetical order of the
Disricts which they represented and sign the
ordinance. Two hours were occupied in this
solemn ceremony-the crowd waiting pa,ient
iy the end. As the Delegation from ST. PhiItp,.
and 81 Michael's came forward again the hal
was niled with applause And as the Hon, r.
Is hnett advanced TO the parchment tn,
snouts became deafening, long continued up-
III he mad seated himself, signed and retired
Lhe same special compliment was paid to our
Ex'fovernor Gist, VINO recommended il his
message TO the extra session the immediate
secession OF South Carolina from the Union
Al the close OF the signatures, the President
advancing 10 the front of the 1latform. an
nounced that the Seal of the State had been
SCI, the signatures of the Convention put to
the Ordinance, aud be thereby proclaimed the
state OF South Carolina a separate, independ-
ent nationalitY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

A "CHAMPIox" RgPoRTKR.--rhe Penn,v'-
vauil ) ate Agricultural SOcIety, atI!s rrctut
annual Fair, held ut the Wyoming ma &C
premium for The best descriptive repJrs al the
proceedings. The Committee of Award net
In Philadelphia on Wednesday and awarded
the chief prize--i service of silver piure--to
delphia Press, whose report, they say, was
marked by 4 high degree of literary ability
and great descriptive power"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

A WOMAN AND CHILD BUkNT TO DEATH
The dwelling house of Michael Haley, OF War
rem, Iowa, was burned on Tuesday night, the
llth inst, and Mrs. Haley and one OF her chill
dren were burnt to death with il. Mr.. Haley
was absent from home, leaving his wife anu
three children alone. Two OF the children es-
capped from the flames, but came near perish
ing from the cold before reaching neighbor's
half mile distant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

VIRGINIA CATTLE AND HORSE FLESH The
whole mum Der of cattle in the Slate of Vir-
ginia is said 10 be / O20 992, the value of which
Is estimated 10 be SIi 6iI SO So In Tide wa
ter the number is $40. In The Piedmont
country, i75,7e5. In The Valley, 1882. In
the Northwest, 2lS ,l0l and In the Sou b ives [.
leU,lU5. Whole number OF horses taxed in the
State OF Virginia Is 352, 900, and their value is
estimated TO Dc S24, ,UOO 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

SALE OF RACING NAGs.-At Nashville,
Tenn, on Monday OF last week, at the race
course, Gen. W. W. Woodfok sold to James
"Lula Horton" three years old, by imported
"AIbion," dam "Marlha Damn" by imp ported
"SoyereIgn." for 81 900. He also sold TO udge
Hunter, OF Alabama, ELLEN FALL" by Lex
ingtop," dam Laura" by imported "Lsyia-
than," two years old. for S2,5OO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

FireS'de PTOtsctors.-This organization is dis
tinct from the old Home Guard" and in no
wise connec ted with it. 1t is constituted OF
nearly all ths professions and trades in the
city. Many of the mem hers are clerks. with
steut hearts and willing hands, and others
are strong armed and bold mechanics. who are
with their hearts blood Indeed, most of the
Inerubers are young men, whilst there are a
suiticient number of older heads 10 direct and
counsel We understand that a petition will
De sent 10 the next Legislature, to exempt the
corps from military duty. So much for the
"Protectors," and now, if there is man in
the city who wishes to be prepared for nc tive
service and yet is not disposed 10 Join one of
the companies in the First Regiment let him
come forward and enroll HIS name in the corps
now being raised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

A ST. Petersburg letter says the decree
emaneipaung the Russian peaxants has been
signed by the Emperor Alexander, and thai IL
Is to be promulgated ON the ist of January.
Rev Charles B. Dana, ID. ID, late Rector of
Christ Church, IN Alexandria, Va, has ae-
eeepted cali TO the Iectorsaip of Church In
Por> Gibson, MISS.
T. ID Jones, the sc alptor, has been commis
stoned ~ make bust OF the President elect
for the Republicans Of Cineinnati.
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Natchss has
ordered public three daye devotion, in View
of the political crisis.
Sseeae Anderson de Billie, formerly Minister
from Denmark 10 tho United Slales. died at
Copenhagen ON the 2sth ult
Lieut.. Maary, U, 3. Navy, lately delivered
an address before the koyal geographical Soc
eiety ~ Loadoa. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

BOSTON Boot AND SHOE MARKET-The
Boston Reporter says the market is without
new features of interest. Manufacturers who
are usually busy at this season, preparing
goods for the Spring trade, have as yet scarcely
moved in that direction, and probably will
make up for The next sale only such quantities
as they can readily dispose Of In the mean
time the journeymen are idle wholly or in
part, and wages are as low, or lower than at
any period since 1857 Prices of stock con-
tinue TO rule iii favor OF the buyer, and from
present appearances goods can be made up
next spring at very reasonable rates. Pay
ments from the South and West are without
improvement. Journeymen shoemakers who
usually have plenty to do in Decem ber, are
now discharged in large numbers in all the
shoe manufacturing towns. In East Abing-
ton, one of the largest firms dismissed TWO
thirds of their cutters last week; also there
hiss been marked reduction in the number OF
W0rkmen employed in Marbiehead and other
towns IN that vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

nesday evening last, Miss Martha Bivins
daughter of Roland Bivins, RESIDING hear Ma :
con, GA, was accidentally shot by pistol in
the hands Of a lady of the family. The pis-
toi had been used 10 practising, and while she
was handling il IL exploded. The wound was
not, at first, considered dangerous, but ter
minated fatally on the third day afterwards
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

AN OPIATg- DRINKING WOMAN There is Il
woman in Beruardston, NJ ass., over fifty year s
old, who drinks one quart OF laudanu and
two quarts of ether per week, and has been In
the habit of using these stimulants to this ex-
tent TOR twenty years. Sometimes she takes
them separately, and sometimes mixed. She
is dependent on the town tor support, and the
druggists bill for the above article is gem
orally paid by the town. She complains Of
nervousness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

TOBACCO IN FRANCE-There are twelve gov.
ernment manufact tories in France. in which
all the tobacco used in the Empire is prepared
for sale. These are located in Paris and eleven
provincial cities. Among the accessories EN-
ployed in the man ufacturs Of tobacco are sUU-
OO0 kiiogrammes, or nearly 1900, 900 pounds o.
HaIt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

THE BURCH DIVORCE CASE The --latest fea
ture III this case is the suing of a writ of ha-
bsdS corpus by Judge Norton, at Joliet, aud
served on Mr.. Burch yesterday, commanding 2
that the two children, Mary aged eleven, aud
Harriet, aged two and a half, be brought before
him forthwith, to await the order OF the court.
Chicago Tribune. ISfh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

r. Clay, who is on his way from Paru, is a
veteran diplomatist. He went from Pennsyl-
wanna in 1880 with John Randolph, as his See
retary of Legation al St. Petersburg where he
afterward acted in the same capacity with
Mr. Buchanan, who has ever since been his
friend. In 1888, Mr.. Clay was transferred TO
Vienna, where he was Secretary of Legation
until 1915, when he was restored to his posi-
tion al ST Petersburg by Mr. Buchanan, then
Secretary of State. In 1si7, Mr.. Buchanan
obtained from President Polk disappointment t
of Charge d'Attares to Peru for Mr.. Clay,
and in 1853 he was made a Minister Plenipo-
tentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

Horse kiH,d.-On Friday evening last. q
horse attached to the Armory meal cart was
run into by the ears OF The Central Railroad
and instantly killed The wagon was broken
TO pieces, and the negro driver narrowly e.-
capped. The horse was crossing the railroad
on Marshall street, when the cars, which were
moved on the road without the aid OF a loco
motive, ran into him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

{ DpttmsHtaTg DsHHsy.-We understand that
party 81 gei 'i~In-Is a. ais city nave ded
an invitation 10 Mea5Vs A>GMUFe, Ac- useG,
B1nham aad Eoycr, members q Congress
from South Carolina, who resigned their spa5s
as soou as hey heard OF tGe passage OF toe Sc
cessI0u OTdutaG Ce D. 1peIr ate, ~ accept
dinner Ia this cty OH "edues day mex Iue
letter of invitation WAS mailed IAst saturday,
nignt, and W!li probably oe answered MS
afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

A CANCER TBB RKsULT OF USING PINS As
TooTHPICKs.-The Harrisburg (Pa.) Tele-
graph says A lady bias been in the habit OF
picking her teeth with pins trifilug humol
was The conseq quence, which termin ed in a
cancer. The brass aud quick liver used in
making these pins Will account for this cir
teeth, and should never be used for tooth
picks.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

To-morroc is a day long looked for by our
people OF all sexes and classes, and will be
celebrated In an appropriate mani or by young
and old. Little children will prepare their
stockings tonight for the annual presents of
Santa Claus-young ladies will expect tokens
parents will find presents for the idols OF their
hearts-and all will strive 10 make this the
merriest Christmas yet enjoyed. Let none
forget the poor children Of sorrow and want,
while themselves revelling In luxury and
waste,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

DUEL AHRoAp.-A duel is reported to have
taken place between Capt. Van Benthuyeen, o (
New Orleans, and Lieut. Many, Of Nashville
two American officers attached to Gen. Ayez-
zana's staff. in Italy. Lieut.. Many was
slightly wounded on the first fire, when the
difficuIty was amicably adjusted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

THREE MEN KILLED At LouIsvILLs-Bv
the drifting over the tails at Louisville OF "A
tug boat, three men, named Coniey, Sullivan
and McCdrty, were killed, on Monday. The
men were killed by the breaking OF a part OF
the c&pstah, owing TO heavy strain on II, as
IL drifted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

HrryiHg Ot.-At a tate hour last Friday
IigGt, as watcamAn Ferguson and Ms partner
were passing along the dock, they say 81 man
bolt from al oyster boat, X Just Irsd ftoln
a twenty four pounder, puTs Ued by one LGe
eallors, who fired pistol at him SIS he rau
but without effect The fugitive was pro badly
about 10 help himself to the effects around,
when he was discovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

Dfsappsared.--A resident OF Jackson street
carpenter by trade, mysterioasly disap-
peared some ten days since, and his friends
tear mat he has destroyed himself The death
Oh beloved daughter is said TO have preyed
so continually upon his mind thai reason D.
peared 10 be dethroued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

" The Lone Star " was raised from the top of
a tobacco factory near the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad bridge, on Saturday, aud
fioated in the breeze during the entire Sab.
bath, as We learn. A resident of BYRD street
declared 10 US yesterday that BYRD Island,
had seeded, and that the residents were in
favor of Convention
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

EMIGRATION TO CENTRAL AMERICA.-The
Central American States are making vigorous
efforts to promote the settlement OF their va
cant territory by liberal grants of land to
families emigrating to their country, and also
by assisting indus rioDs persons an Europe
who have not the means of removal, hut who
are willing 10 undertake the journey. The last
accounts from England state that Seuor Gui-
tieTreZ, Minister OF the Government OF Saliva
dor at the English Court, has Il contract.
through his agent IN Paris, with sixty 1ami-
lies removing from the Continent TO that State,
and has chartered vessel 10 convey them
from Havre to Aspinwall. The Government
grant TO each family one hundred and fifty
acres of land and hope in this way 10 increase
their industrial resources, and thus add 10
their material prosperity. There is a similar
project on foot tor q colony in Honduras.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

TIE SHORTEST DAY.-Saturday was tho
shortest day OF the year. being nine hour. and
four minutes in duration. The succeeding
seyeu days Will be one minute longer, and the
increase will then become more rapid. Tue
decrease from the longest day has been six
hours and thirteen minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

MURDER ON RAILWAY CARA singular
murder was committed on the sth, on the Mui
house (Frauce) Railroad. NJ. Polhsot, one OF
the Presidents Of the Imperial Law Courts,
was travelling in a frst-class carriage from
Troyes TO Paris. In the carriage there was bu t
one passenger. On arriving 81 the station NJ
Poiusot was found lying in q pool OF blood
with his throat cut. He was quite dead. The
unknown passenger, who had got out the in
slant the train stopped, disappeared. He had
robbed his victim of every thing valuable about
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

SPKCIE IN FRANCE--In 1913 the Paris mint
Coiued 9i,3J7, ,sI9 francs in gold, and .0,6t3 IUe
lfaLcs IL silver. Ia 1859 The same estabII.h
Tnpnt issued 53 225 .Slo francs In gold, and only
375 34i francs III silver. Gold pieces are now
abundant IL Paris, where silver coins are
hardly 10 be had
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

A ROGUE OF THE NEW REPUBLIC" RR-
LgAsKD-James Gray, of Charleston, S. o.,
who was rrested in Baltimore for robbtng his
employers in the former city of 500 III gold
and s 900 in checks, has been discharged. II
counsel had prepared legal paper, setting
iortn that as South Carolina had declared
herself an independent Republic, and there
was no extradltion treaty, the present crimI-
nal could not be held but the Court had dis
charged the prisoner before this - mpoT ,ant"
legal q ues ton could be brought b fore IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

Po''cs AVa"s.-Ihe watchmep, on Saturday
night last, arrested ten or fifteen negroes for
oeinE IN unlawful assemblies and having i'm
proper passes. Yesterday morning they were
all heard before Justice and punished
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

eating Shod.-On Friday night irst some
thief broke the front window of NJ. Nepzei,s
shoe store on Main street, and then helped
himself to all the boots and shoes that could
be reached through the aperture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

No PAY THIS EAAH.-- The Portsmouth, tVo !
IraHscrpJ announces, on the al tAor.ty o. the
Assistant PaS master Of he q Js port Navy
YARD, taa no rsquIsltiogs On Inv u. y rrea-
sory Department for Iaoley will ee met dur
Ing tAe presen. year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

House BrsdkiaS.-Wi illiam, slave TO Charles
Thompson, was convicted before The Mayor
last Saturday of attempting TO break and enter
Washington Worsham's house, and ordered To
be soundly hogged.