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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

FsIon,oas AsSanit.-David Muldoon was ex :
amlned before the Mayor last Saturday on the
charge OF feioBioasiy astaulting and oeaiiar.
and attempting to XIII, David Conover. In his
own boat After hearing, he was rsma ndrd
for further examins tion before the Hus tinrs
Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

Sudden Death.-A negro boatman was found
dead in canal boat on which he was en-
ployed a few miles west of Richmond, yester-
day morning. As there were no marks of vio-
lence upon his person, it Is probable that he
died of disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

The Montgomery Guard, Capt. Dooley, pa
rsdsd yes terday atterpoon, 10 escort 10 the
grave he remains of their deceased brother.
MIR Clinton. Inc FIRST Regiment Band was
a. atieudance ana furnished music tor The &C.
CasiJn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

FATAL FIRE.-A large building IN New Ha-
yer, 'TnUWn as the Carpet Factory "iunAhItrc
by 20 families, was ourut me morning Of
roe Zist inst. TIE wife and FIVE children of
II cGGel Coi5ert living III the third story. were
burned TO death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

ANOTHER STORY FROM MRS. SrowR.-Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe is spending the winter
at Andover, III ass. engaged in writing "A new
romance, 10 be called "The Pearl Of orr,s
Island Story Of The Coast of Maiae.n II Is
10 b. published In weekly numbers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

TmpNdsaes Puaished--Dick Dabney thu drI.
yer OF mule team. appeared before the Mayor
Saturday, ana was subjected 10 hide warm
Ing for throwing coat from his cart at boys in
Tue street. and for refusing to give his name to
aSsn1iemaa whep ordered 70 do SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

Prof. Aad:rSon gives another If his highly
enter raining xhihi ions AT Mechanics I1sti-
tute Han tnis evening. II You have not seen
hlrn, ta ON hand Tonight, aud enjoy the anus
iug treat in store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24
TERMS OF

Dsei on the Tapis.--Ths police, ysstel day
were a. busy as bees Ia sndsavoring TO AZ rest
two gen tlemen, who, IL WAS feared, were al out
misun derstandlngs. by endsavoring TO adj iin-
ister leaden balls TO each other, propelled f.om
pistols by powder and caps, but failed TO and
the parties. About . O'Clock In the morDi ~
that they have already exchanged nres and
made friends We give no names, because We
are not at liberty to do SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

IoNoas CoHFkR.ED.-The Pope has con-
fprT, decora ions ON t~eu ty-s4x meln bers OF
h. IRISH Bugedf, VIZ. MAJOR bIyies o Reilly.
five captains, one IieuteAaut, SIX sub.li-utsu-
au s, One aCJurant, four sergeants, two corpo-
rails, and six priva.es.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

Deer O1th.-Michael Walls, q salesman in he
Second Market. was fined by the Mayor last
saturday for cursing u young man who de-
cIsed TO buy portion Of his butter after
having ii Welghed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

MARRIAGE OF MAYOR WooD.-His Honor
Fernando Wood, of New York, was married
Saturday mornIug, Oy the Rev. Gardiner
Spring, TO Miss Alice Fenuer, daughter vi Mr.
Drake Mills, Fifth Avenue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

"Searlst Coekade A reader informs us that
the scarlet cockade, noticed in Saturdays pa
per, is of glorious revolutionary memory.
having been adopted by the sIgners of the
"mecAienburg Declaration of independence"
Mecklen burg county, N. c., which was the
nFst declaration of Independence ever ADOPT
cd in America. All hail to the Old Norta
STATE aGd her scarlet cCckade-tne hrst IA
favor OF secession from Great Britain On
Saturday more cCckades were to be seen on the
streets than on any previous day, Out very
few Of them were worn by ci .!2eus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

STEALING Coai.-Patrick O'Brieu, a white
mar, and solomon, slave, were before the
May OF last Saturday., for Sealing coal from
Amer lrahne Pat was held 70 bail for better
behavior, and Solomon was fOgged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

FLORA TEMPLE.-rhe celebrated American
mare Flora Temple bas excited lne ad .n!ratton
OF the French turf by lne way iu witch she
took 'he honors of The recent trottipg match
At the Bois de Bologne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

COnrictsd.-James, slave 10 John Gillian,
was con victed before the Mayor OF stealing
shoes from H. Stern * Brother, and sentenced
10 the lash.
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Averaging but little short of a mfllion

Averaging but little short of million per
day. And as long as the Exchanges remain
there is nothing 10 prevent a continuance of
the flow Of gold TO this point, to pay for the
Western breadstuffs and the Southern cotton,
shipped on English account, long before
politico- financial crisis set in. With the for
eign mportations down to an extremely
moderate point, the balance of trade is largely
in our favor; bat for the lack ofconfldence and
credit, growing out of the dssolu ton of the
Union, the country at this moment would De
enjoying an unparalleled sperity.-Nsls
York ErPrsSs, Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

UHiaUful lASSsmbl{es.-Juo. GiIlins and Jro
Hitchcock We're each tined $40 by the Mayor
tor permitting unlawful Assem- olies in their
houses,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

OBfTUARY.-CharlesB Il. Burkhardt, for n any
years dramatic and musical critic OF the New
York Albion aud Disp4 ich, died al DarmsIsdt
dropay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

SLOW DEATH FROM SWALLOWING A Cp,r
A little boy in Vermont, who sw allowed cent
last summer, Is dying slowly by copper poi
son. His legs have become useless.
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Asoruxp DRRFAr OF THR RRpuRIIcANs

ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE REPUBLICANS
A special election for Mayor took place in
Springfield, Mass, on the 10Th inst, which re-
suited In the choice of S. q Bemis Democrat,
by 90 majority, over ID. l.. Harris, Republi-
can. The vote is 100 larger than that poIled
al the Presidential election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

THEATRE CORPS IN TRoUBLE.-The "South-
ern Dramatic Corps" has been playing a week
or two in Staunton. OF their departure the
Findicator says:
The amiable and talented mem bers Of the
" "SoutheIn Dramatic Corps " took passage on
the cars for Charlottes Vile on Thursday morn
ing, bearing With them two sabres belonging
TO The Staunton Artillery, and leaving behind
them, as testimonials OF their regard AID
esteem, several unsettled accounts with the
citizens OF the town Of Stauhton. Among
other souvenirs OF this sort, we regret TO in
fUrm our sympathlZing readers was one cf
about l3 due the Findicator office for prin ting
The efficiency OF the electric wire soon brou ght
the }" beauty and the chivalry'' Of the corps
to a halt al the town Of Charlottesville.
whence they were escorted back to Staunton.
On their arrival at the depot, they were re-
ceived by numerous crowd, some prompted
by curiosity and others by in terested motives,
to witness their safe return. They were
speedily conveyed to the courthouse, where
Mr. Mortimer, the agent, exonerated the
other mem bers, by affidavit, from any partici-
pancy in the sabre transaction, and was him
self held to bail in the of 500 to appear
at the next Court to answer 10 charge of petty
larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

A SHOWER OF GoLD-From present appear
ances, the most abundant thing IN New York
will be gold. Coin is pourIngin upon us from
all quarters, in almost unprecedented ed
amounts. and while the Banks in SO many Of
our neighborng cities are watching their
coin as closely as cat watches mouse, our
own are threatened with positive plethora.
The following are the receipts by the steam
pr ne do 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

ratification Of the Secession Srdt-
fh' The Addresses TO the People, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

member when she was ready o GO to tne deg th
n' ueh. hatnllton's sugar, v hen 1t was said
y, neI, dHfes ct dseoTnm est p, pdtria pi0ri."-
Dut III was sWeeter yet to COZ Ie back and she
came back. She may do so again, 1t ia so
easy TO pass resolu tions, so di hcult TO execute
them Her first act of sovei eighty is rather
ludicrous. She asks the Gt vernment from
winch she seeedes TO conduct or her her pos
tai system
however, she is gone, and Il she is gratified
oy tne manner of her going The qualification
IL one which nobody, we far ey, will grudge
her. If she chooses to be without the All va r.
tages OF the Union, which her sister States
ENJOY and Will continue to enioy the loss ia
hers, and the advantages-so far as the saving
QI some neavy expense ia concerned-is ours
HOW IN any other sense she is to get out OF the
Ohlon, IL Is not easy TO see. Her Commission
ers Will presently appear at Washington and
VIII have the honor, doubtless of dining with
tbe old Public Functionary, who still holds
high Court in the White House. They may
wait upon Congress- but Congress has no an-
tnor!ty 10 treat with them upon the subject OF
dissolution. What then, can they do? Like
the French King who marched up the hill
with twice ten thousand men, and then
marched down again, they can return to
Chafleston and report progress. Only let the
S'ate continue TO pay the regular duties on
imports, and keep her hands off the forts, and
she can secede as long as she pleases.
From tho New York World
Well, South Carolina has crossed the Rubi-
ordinance yesterday, and is doubtless exnsct-
Ing that all creation i'll feel the shock They
seem. however, to have taken it very Quietly
Al washington, and we doubt whether there
VIII De much nervousness elsewhere. South
carolina is to-day, in spite of her ordinance
just as completely and absolutely part OF the
American Union as she was yes eTdaY. Sle
might as well have resolved tie harboT of
Charles on to be no longer a part of the At
lanlc Ocean. The city can no more receGe
from the tides than the State can sacede from
the bonds which bind this great Union to-
gether. South Carolina, by herself is help
less; and unless the other slave States come
to her relief she will soon be in most pitia-
Bile coudltion-the condition of all those " hose
realized achievement falls ridiculoUsiy short
OF their declared aim. The oEIy pprehen sion
that need be felt, is from the chauce that the
other Southern States will make common
cause with her. What this chance amounts to-
will soon be seen.
From the New York Timez.I
As this step was universally anticipated it
Will creace no special uneasiness. It does not
change the relations of South Carolina to the
Union in the slightest degree though it will
very possibly be followed by acts that will
have that effect 1t is not easy to see how she
can avoid refusing TO pay tiles At once as her
continuance IN paying, upon her own theory
becomes now IN act OF gratuitous subsection
ana tribute TO foreign State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24
From the New York Express ]

With heavy heart and falterlng pen, we an
nounce TO. day the dissoluti tion of our beloved,
and once glorious Union! The chain is broken,
aud we are one and indiyisible 40 longer The
event, for which the public mind has been for
some days past gradually preparing, is now Il
matter of history. Withouta solitary dissent
ing voice, the Charleston Convention yester
day afternoon passed the Ordinance severing
the connection of South Carolina with the
Federal Government; and that Common
wealth, therefore, must now be considered, as
she herself desires to be considered, no longer
melsber of the Csnfederacy, but a Foreign
Stato There is an oppressivetess la the
th housht which must fall with crushing force
upon every patriotic ueart, aud give rise to
forebodings of even worse calamities to come.
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and
Louisians, we fear, will go next. Our future
is impene Iably dark and, new that the first
link Is sundered in The chain which has bound
us together in one great family OF States since
The days of he Revolution, we feel that only
the hand of Almighty God can save US from
destruction.
tFrom the N. Y. Tribune
According to the general expectation, that
State has gone out ofluAa Union but II we do
not forget that it is not the first time she has
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70 Der 9trn unp Srcac. Stroet.
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@pn oGen 8aneieatsn. tit fir bic SfIe-
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StfaRn m l6und.

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On ric Mitslirper oss @eians .8er.inS
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