The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

PosT-OFFICE FINANCES The following has
been obtained from AL Cf1cial source The ex-
cess of the Post. Office Department expehdi-
tures over The income is thus given Maine,
s3a 534 s.; Vermont, S21 ,935 6i New Jersey,
xi5,546 81; Maryland, SiU9, 1875 81; Virginia,
S225, $3.50 % North Carolina. SIZE, $50 So; South
rida, si67 2l-:7s; Alabama. S2s2 35i A; Mis-
sifsippi 1857 9UI so; Texas, S57S It3 20; Ken
lucky, 0, 96 ,4l.2s F; Michigan, $S4 SIS 81; Wis
consiI, 24l, POOL; Louisiana, 1857 693 Ten
nois, Si99,39U Al; Ohio, S2sO,1Geo7; Indiana,
SIn7, 59a SO; Arkansas. $3.50 SIS IA Iowa $l23..
7ss rs California S774 9i2 IS; Oregon, 1924 500 52
Minnesota, $50 632 So; New Mexico. SI5,7s Is;
Utah, SIH2 149; Nehras ka, 1888, 763 80; Washing
ton Territory, s37, i40.i7; Kansas. S42 pa. l6 -
Total deficit Of Income in above States, S.,
577 $500
Excess of receipts over expenditures New
Hampshire, 81 664 81; Massachusetts, SlS2,
126 10; Rhode Island SIS, ID So; Connecticut,
50 us o. New York, S5u4 sos IS; Pennsylya-
MA S77 9i5 %; D~lawaie. Sli,Ui9e?; District
OF O 'iumbia, 81 262 81. Total, Se2d,759 10. II
msy he remarked that the larger aIaount OF
foreign postage is collected in these States.
NEW scuLMx ron EvAnexLlz,Ne LONDON.
An fustituu ~ has oren formed under The aus.
pices Of Lord Copgieion, the Hon. ard Rev.
Baptist Meet, Mr.. Scott (the Chamberlain OF
l. ,Edon.) DIR F'rbes "insl w, aud other gen.
ei-men, for dIffnsiug evangelical principles
over the Metropolis. To carry out their OBJ
jec', two large carriages have been construct
ed which viii be driven about l. IN don, stocked
with bibles, and accompanied by TWO men, one
10 proprl AID atiead To the carriage and stock,
the other TO read In a clear. loud voice, such
strikip. portions of the Scripture as would b.
likely 10 have an immedia'e and permaaeEt
effect upon the persons iisteuing to them. Ii
il CON EN- la ed To add to the number Of car
rfages until every district Of London and its
suburbs Is comprised Morning Herald.
SAD DzArH-A son of Rev. Mr.. Muzzey,
missionary 10 India, who Is now la this couu.
Try, died recently at Middlebury, VI, where
he ard sister were receiving az education,
under circu tances OF pee uliar sadness. He
was rsturainx from school and was thrown
down and jumped upon by his companions.-
He went home, complained but little, and
Then OF his back. Heretired earlier than usual.
and after being in bed while The sis ter went
into his room TO see II he was properly COW
cred up. He was awake. aud on her retiring
said, 'Good night, sis" In the morning he
was found dead. A post norton examination
showed his death TO have resulted from in
ternai bleeding, two blood vessels being foupd
rnptured. A large and severe brnise was also
found upon one side.
POsT-OFFlCE AfFAIRs -Vnaiaia Offices
observation-disclosures Kent co.; Barbeetowu,
Hardy co. Fishers Point, Jackson county.
Fugssta AppotatmsatS-JohnJ Martin post
master at Hood vile, NJ arion county. ice Hem
ny q. Black, moved away. Simuei l. lie post
master NJ Axton, Pittsylvania county, vice
David Hodges. resigned. o. N. Rstly post
y,
Is Roberts, resigned. Cliyins s. Chisholm
postmaster at Hanover &. H.. Hanover county.
zee T. II. Winston, resigned. EieaBah VIII
SOU postmaster al Inc ian Greek, Monroe count.
~. vice +. +. Peck. resigned. Eiward JEFF
ferSon postmaster at Roseiand, Nelson county,
vice Wm. N. Fortune, resigned.
AID TO FLoRiDA.-We understand that it is
very hkely that proposition will be intro
duced iGfo the State Legislature, offering aid
OF troops and money 10 the State OF Florida.
fiorioa does not possess very ample resources;
nor IL she laden with "ihe spoiis OF the F-de-
ral Gosernment.o--Gaaftss Mercury.
AcoIDssT-Th Thomas Mprrlson, OF Pocahoa-
tas equity, Va, was killed on the 18th uit-
lie was engaged IN bis grist mill, and was ae-
eidsstly caught in The gearing. His skull be-
lag crushed instantly, he died IN few mo-
mems. Mr. M. was 81 years old, and re-
spsclsbis member OF tbs Methodist Church.
Geo. Stark, (Drm J and N y. Berry, tRep.,
are tt1 candidates for Governor OF New
Hampshire.
Ex Coy, NoYriii has been elected u. 3. Ser.
afSr FROM Mains, In place Of Hamiin.
Rev Chss, w. DairympIs, OF the Baltimore
conference, died on ibs 7th inst.