The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

change, Of Monday, says;
About this time of tina arrival Of the train
from Warrington last night, very respec Ia
bly, dressed man, who bad alishted from the
train, was seen to staggar and tall upon the
platform A crowd immediately gathered
around bin, and vice policeman procured
hack and conveyed him to the Western dis
trtct police station He had been there blu.
few minutes when he expired Upon an ex-
animation Of his effects, it was escertained
that his name was Mayrick Beauford fielie.
He bad q letter OF in trod NC ton from the Duke
of Malmesbury 20 President Lincoln, two
medals from Queen Victoria for meritorlous
| service in the Crmean War, pass from
Gen Scott signed by an aid de-camp, giving
the bearer permission TO pass the lines OF tEe
United States army, gold watch and a very
neatly bound diary.
Eyr.cr or rzx WA..-The Boston Traveller
snys:
The railroads In New England are now be-
ginning to feel the effects of the stagna'ion OF
business caused by the Tsr, . me Pas:sn st
md the local freight traffic has almost come
| TO a stand-s still, indicating the Light demand
upon Boston for goods by the III terror towns
Such roads az are out of debt however, feel
confident OF earning Il dividend, though 1t will
| probably be Bmaller than for several years
past,
No ICg IL WAsaIsGros.-Iu this sweltering
weather, with the thermometer ranging from
ore hundred to one hundred and twenty de-
xr6eo, the lCS GcdlETS announce IDdt bnSir
STOCK OF ice Is exhausted, and that there is NJ
more to bs had thsre this summer. Five
| large vessels, loaded with the precious COM
modify, have been over due now moro than
tan days, and the COnslSnees there have como
| to the reluctant conclusion that the veszeis
have been captured by "tha pirates CT the
gulf" Tho Ice-dealsIs say also that it is m
possibls to get vessel. to bring ice here, be-
cause vessel owners are AFRAID OF losing, in
this manner, both vessel aid cargo. So that
| they have the very pleasant prospect before
| them OF living through the hot months OF
August and September. without ice.
4 DssPsRATE AND Ds4ERAisHD SClcID, -
G foreigner named Frank Howard, Sho
seeins TO have had 10 relations III tits country,
perpetIatej a most desperate suicide nsar
Ia ton, Ohio, on the oIs. ultino He went 10
the barn, set IL on fire. and after the fire had
got fair start, with toe III tent!on OF removing
every trace OF him 5a!t ls cut his throa. with
Ms raXJr, aud Immediately threw himself il to
the IRE But loss of blood cid ! 0t as.utge the
pain OF burning. Human nature could not
endure III and with his clothes burned Of
and ms iesh literally on ire, he Jumped int
Il Well, thai drowniGs might take the place OF
burning. In bis condition his dead body
Was found.
A DIkrREssIss CAsg.-On Friday last TWO
chiliren 81 ar James Slater, Jr., respec-
lively tive and three years OF age, were piay
Ing on the sidewalk III front Of their fa.lef.
door, on Broadway, near Pratt street, when
The eldest tod the youngest to Jump down
IL 10 the celinr, the door CT which was open,
Wnicn be did. The back part OF the chIld's
heic struck the lower step, and the skull was
iIactursd. at first he il juries were thought
so be slie NJ, as the child dii not complain. Il
fingered until oundfy, when i; expired. Mr.
and Mrs Slater are both abseu, from the
clty.--Balt!more E-+chongs.
fAfAL AcCIDsnr O. TIE NIg8IsIA AID TRY
| ssssRs RAiLKoAo.-On saturday last, one OF
| the tr.ius on The Fugjuia and Tennessee
.Stl u u : l1ad -. -l.h
{ Il the track near Marion, in Snythe county,
resulting IN the killing and WOO Dding OF ssve
rel OF the volunteers. The tolio Eins is list
OF the casualties Cf me Pslmstto Guards
A. J. Bond WAS killed; r. Hinckie and s.
Burton were dangerously injured and Ct. W
PrcWitt and a. J GTiti To were slightly in
jared. OF tbs Gsorsta volunteers, jlr1 Hes
Isiile, William GhrIsholnn and ) 3. Showers
were slightly sred.--Lsnchssr9 ZIP.
TEs OoTIos supply or EnaLASp.-Hea5a
NELL brothers, Of Liverpool, Ii Giro GlaT jas:
iSsued, stats that with 3 Consumption of4I 900
bales Per week, the present s2pply in LAYER
pool, 500, eoo bales, viii give out by December
| 18Th They s.s OF opinion that only small
amount can reach England from the United
States while Inc blockade is enforced, and
that tbs supply from Egypt cannot be sum
GENTLY Increased. "a conclusion, they sag
that however the question ia looked ct, il
wears S most Encouraging aspect.
SLA,r TRADE CAsRs.--A :. Bigelow and 4
II. Potte~, shipoHners aud outntters Of Nv
Bedford, NJ ass, have been held $40 900 III
| 10 answer 10 complaint against them for a
violation Of the law against the slave trade
/ The ehargs of the Government officers is that
| the defendants, In the latter part OF AUGUST
| or first OF september, 1850, then residing in
| New Bedford, fitted out Ihe ship Brutu., sent
| her to the coast OF Africa, procured .1i Slaves
| sold them in Cubs, and burnt The vessel.
| Or-RAaEs.-The Yankee vessels are landing
! ueu in Westmoreapd county, who burn
/ houses. steal ncyroe. and Insult women. lie.
| the militia line the shore and 'hoot every enc
| my who comes within guE-shot range. This
| ought 20 bt now, and ought 10 have been from
| the flrss, war DISCRIMINATION. Show Them
no quarter, but shoot down every dog 0! them
| who comes with range-on land or on The Pc
| tomac --Ers1erjeksbtsrg Eetos.
| DESPERATE RsscoVsrss-The Thorn asviile
| f8a EG terpTise, of the 18th instant, aavs DIR.
! " q. cRas, OF JetT!rsOu county, Florida,
| aud sseph Anderson f,thi. cornty, brothers
| in law, fought with knives aud pistol, near
| Glasgow on Friday last, vhea Mctae va.
| Immediately killed and Anderson, we under
| stend. mortally wounded. We have heard
nothing further from the difficulty, and know
nothing Of the origin Of the quarrel.
| FaUIf Subtitle sale OF West Ind, fruit
Monday must have be-n chenrirs TO the esp
| tors OF the prizes. Orsnge. brought 4 We DOT
lars and upwards q hundred lines over
| three dollars q hundred, And cocoauuts about
| sold TO parties from : dista4ce. --Ee,s1.rn
| Progren.
| No "NArIosAL Hrag ''--B-conmittee in \
| York, who have been acting ~ iCdgea upon
| the question Of = national hymn, Rave re
| ported that they received twelve hundred
| manuscripts, bat shat no one % than was
| cont idered VI orthy OF she pris'. They have
| therefors, retired from their position.
ARRKsr OF Nor0Rr-Cs FofsxK AEH Core
rIREslrsK.-Jerry Covden Glfas john C.l
| burn, aiiGs A. +. Miller, orc Of The most ex-
tepsive forgers End com ter!Ai1srs in the Uni
| ted States, was arrested on Friday night, near
| the Hoboken ferry, New York.
| John w. Van BuskirE, until Wi thn sh or!
| time past resident OF Norfolk, ho. who cnum-
| med ola Scott and secured d h.utenancy il
| the Federal army, is among tho prisoners
/ taken at Manassas.
| On Saturday last. Mr. Brubeck was shot In
| sStauutnn. w., by the accidental discharge OF
| pistol ID the hands OF Mr. r. o. Randolph
| He was badly wounded.
| Thu Nornlant cotton factory, hsioggiuE tc
| ?. Miller, located near Boliver, Tenn was
| consumed hy fcc on Thursday night last
| Loss, &2j 900 without insurance.
| Jobr Bigeow, late editor of the New York
| Evening Posi-, mas, u Is stated, been appoint
| ri consul a: Paris 1t is saiaEiett office, pay
| ing s5.Qto year.
! Theirs Is no authen tica tai statement IA 70
gard TO Garibaldi's offer OF his services 10 ihe
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