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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01


CHASsEs OF PoPrLATIox.--The increase Of
over eight millions in our populations during
the last ten years, contrasts wonderfully
peAn censuses. Great Britain, II Is true,
shows very fair rate OF increase, considering
the extent of her emigration. But France,
increased only about quarter OF million
within period Of Ave years. But IL 10 . still
more remarkable fact that there has been,
during the last three years, a diminution Of
the human race in the Austrian Empire to the
extent of two million fiye hundred thousand.
The population returns for 1880 show, accord
ing to the Vienna Gazette, that the popula.
ton is now reduced to thrifty y-six millions
whereas In 1887 1t amounted to thirty EIGHT
and a half millions. This Is striking proof Of
the deteriorating tendencies OF deapotic Gov /.
ernmant. Groaud down by heavy taxes, shut
out from the invtgora ting exercise Of their
faculties in tha way that seems best 10 them.
the people laagnish and decay. Freedom q
life- giving despotism IL worse than an splds.
mic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

DIBD IN THE WOODS --Benjamin f. Hale Of
Enstis Plantation, Maine, while alone on =
hunting excursion, was taken sick, and died
III a camp beyond the Dead river settlements,
where he was found by his neighbors. APP
pearances indicated that he was taken sick
soon after arriving at his camp. He had
plenty of provisions his gum and snow shoes
were by his side : but ii seems he was unable
to keep fire. The seat, foot pole, and door
to his camp had been burned for fuel, nd
there were marks of his axe on the logs Of the
camp where he had tried TO split on pieces TO
burn, after he became too weak to 60 out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

A WOLF CAUGHT BY MAN ON SKATES
While James Graham, our wide-awake She.
riff was out with a party skating on the
river, a few days since, he observed, as he
was gliding swiftly along over the smooth
ice in advance of his companions, large
wolf crossing the river just few rods ahead
of him, when he inlmedia tely gave chase
The frightened brute tnrned down the stream,
finding his pursuer would cut him on before
he could possibly reach the opposite bank,
and ran as fast as he could. which was not
his greatest pace, owing TO the smoothness OF
the ice The Sheriff intent on his game, bent
his whole energies to aeceIerating his pace,
keeping his eye on the gaunt creature before
him, and being superior skater. he gained
upon him at every stroke; but when within
almost reach of the animal, he happened To
east his eye ahead, and there, within halt q
dozen yards, was an open stretch OF water OF
several rods in width, into which the wolf
sprang, followed Of course by the Sheriff,
VINO was unable to check his momentum soon
enough To avoid the disaster. Finding him
self lin for II" he laid hold Of the growing.
snapping brute, thereby buoying himself up
until his comrades arrived, when he was
pulled out, and the cause OF his cold ba tn
forthwith kiiledt--M. Joseph Trneslsy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

POWDER For CHARLEsrox--Fhe Montgomery
Advertiser, ofSunday, has the following item:
Yesterday there We're forty nine thousand
one hundred pounds Of powder shipped from
the Montgomery and West Point Railroad De.
pot, for Charleston. Ii was intended for the
use OF the south Carolina troops, when need.
ed.''
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me cry Council will hold its regular month
~ meeting after the lapse of a few days. when
the tax bill for the present year will come up
sirable that the burthens of the people he NOT
increased, If such a course can be pursued
consistently with the honor of the city and
sne duty OF her representatives to sustain her
the world """
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

Arftred.-Ex- President John Tyler and
Hon. Jas. "A. Seddon, Virginia members Of
the Peace Congress recently sitting in Wash.
ington, have arrived in this city and taken
rooms at the Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

SINGULAR EscAPE.-Anthony Sheridan, who
was shot at by Patrick McEIroy. at Provi-
dence, ON Saturday, received only a skin
wound. thick overcoat impeded the force
below the breast. But the concussion of the
blow ON his body WAS SO forcible that Shsri-
dan, believing he had received his death
wound, had himself carried home. The doe
tor was called, and he soon found where the
ball struck, but could not trace its course af-
terwards. either inside or ou tside The priu-
cipal reason why the doctor could not follow
the line OF the ball was, that il had dropped
into Sherdan's boot, and WAS found there af.
ter he had been put TO bed, and made his peace
with this world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

Pts MosEy.-An extravagant Warehouses
was lately assailed by number Of Paris
tradesmen for payment Of ~, 900 debts The
husband proved In court that he allowed her
d,o00 = year, and that only nve ysaru ago he
paid 4l20, zoo other debts. The vile replied
that she brought him u .000, zoo dowry. Among
the items were sheets of e6oo pair, and an
expenditure Of Ssoo tor plstols. powder. balls
and caps. This charge dscjfted the court "
non-suit the creditors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

More Recruits for the G. G-Ma thew Deran
and John Cunningham were before the Mayor,
Yesterday, for indulging In the alluring but
destructive habit of intoxica tion. Possibly
tne delinquency might have passed unno-
need, but they chose to lay down on one Of
the public streets, thereby viola ting law and
good manners. Failing to find a voucher,
they were assigned positions i'm the chain -canr
for thirty days each 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

fagxcH Girss. During the New Ysars's
making present season In Paris, Baron J.. Dc
Rothschild sent Mile, Emma LNrv, the
"star" dancing girl of the Grand Opera, .
butterfly NJ large ~ = stevodOro's hand, wi hich
was made entirely Of diamonds. rubi~s. opals
and gold husband whcee wife has made
his hfe u home wretcAed although they have
pssses everywhere for y delightful. amiahje
wpman--scnt her, New Years bay, plAin
nsedailion, containing thrce grey hairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

1he Hastings Court was engaged yesterday
in transacting civil business. The morning
hours were also devoted by his Honor, the
litigants. r'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

Obstructiag the Sidecalks.-H Wolf was
summoned before the Mayor, yes esterday, and
admonished for obstructing Broad street for
ten day past with a show-c case
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

MUD WEATHER AT THE SorrH AT Charles
ton, ,. g., last week, the weather was unu.
sualiy mid. Peach trees were in full bloom
green peas had been In blossom for u week and
strawberries were beginning to form The
Mercury anticipates that about the middle of
next month stra rawberries and green peas will
derson at Fort Sumter, which would seem to in
dicate that the fort is not to be taken by the
4th of March after all. The Dallas fTexas)
Herald says that during the last Of January
the editor saw hyacinths, roses, verbenas.
chrysanthelnums, oleanders and phlox in full
bloom. Such has never before been the case
during the month of January, in one of the
prairie counties of northern Texas In add.
ton to these novelties, friend of the editor
recently gathered dish Of fresh English peas
from vines that have not yet been killed by
the frosts OF winter. All these things, the
flowers and the peas, have been brought about
without the use of hot houses or stoves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

IExAs.--Retnrns OF assessors from all bat
six counties OF Texas, show an aggregate
value Of properly OF t2al .S27, ,ts4. Tho in.
Grease the past year has been about $40 900 900
or over thirty per cent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

Dorm Nth the Dust.-"Where is the Nj.
agara ~ Is a question now asked by the per-
arnbulators Of Main street. And the mer.
chants along the route have caught the senti.
sTnent. and an nxiousiy inquire as to the where
4bouts of the great aquaous vehicle. The
ladies, who. since the reign of sunshine has
succeeded the rain Of January, have been al
most constantly on the move, have had ca use
10 lament over dust-besprinkled garments,
and yerybody begins to complain of obstrue-
lions in their bronchial organs. We have
been informed that the merchants are willing
to pay their usual contribution for watering
the street. We hope, therefore, that the pro-
prietor of the machine will make arrange
ments to that end, and bring out the Niagara
without unnecesslr delay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

N.~ Ua.1srm.-The Grays, Company A,
Of the LIST Regiment, have recently ordered
new uniform coats, Of the long skirt pattern.
and squad Of the company appeared yester'
day evening for the first time on the streets
dress. They are a decided Improvement ON
the old style-are more "tlressy," and look
better in every way. They are similar to tho
coats worn by Capt. Schafers, National
Rifles of Washington
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

Biting OF q Mans 4Sose.-Patriek Sullivan
was before the Mayor yesterday, ON the
rather serious charge of assanlting and beat
ing Johp Fitzgerald and depriving that indi-
vldual OF the major portion OF his proboseis.-
The disagreeable operation had been per-
formed some time since, though il did not by
any means tend TO improve the tout ensemble
OF the sufferer. The testimony was of such a
conflicting nature that the Mayor deemed ii
his duty to discharge the accused. Had il
been clear on the point, no doubt Sullivan
would have been called on TO suffer severely,
as the Virginia law frowns on those who
commit MAYHEM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

FtsH'ng -hflndry.-A handsome military
company (F,) from Norfolk came among us
yesterday quite Unexpectedly. The CORPS
numbered 80 men, and though but recently
organized, their appearance indicated excel
lent discipline, and reflected credit npon the
accomplished commander, Capt. Bradford. -
The object OF their yisit--which is alluded to
eisewhere--was most meritorious, and speaks
we'll for them AS soldiers and as citizens The
uniform of the company is dark blue, trimmed
with gold cord black cap and pompon. They
quartered at the Spotswood House. and our
soldiers bestowed upon them those attentions
calculated to make such visit agreeable
They leave for Norfolk this morning, by way
of Petersburg.
Capt. Bradford, who was lately an officer
in the L. :. Army, expressed himself highly
delighted with the reception accorded to his
command by the volunteers of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

The Public B"tidings.-Since the appear-
ance OF paragraph in this column relative to
the necessity of repairing the State House
we nave been reminded that Capt Sam Free
man, the capable and indefatigable Superin-
iendent of Public Buildings, has heretofore
reported to the Governor plan for improving
the Capitol, 10 which his Excellency. as we
now remember, called the attention of the
Legislature in his annual Message The com
pllcations OF State and Federal affairs have of
late years cansed such documents to assume
necessarily such inordinate dimensions that
we may well be pardoned for not remember
ing all Its suggestions, however valuable they
may be. We make the following ex xtract from
the Message on the subject of the public build
lngs and grounds. His Excellency says:
communicate herewith the report of the su.
perintendeht II presents truly the condition of
the several public buildings, and the repairs ne.
cessary TO be made to put them in good con ndltion
GA the score OF economy, these repairs should be
made as soon a. practicable. The longer they are
DELAYED nh the greater will be the expenditure re-
CURED The recomme ndatious made by this faith
full and excellent public officer, are deserving Of
appioval. 80 much Of his report rs relates to the
capitol, recommend to your special attention
and cordially endorse his recomm en datiou i,
1t only remains now for the Legislature to
take the subject in hand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

Mr.. Se(ioa's Beaefs.-Mr. John Seton, the
veteran comedian, by whose mirthful delinea-
tions our people have at times been eniiyened
for these many years, solicits their patronage
tonight in the way of a benefit, and offers an
entertainment Of SURPRISING attraction. The
bill includes three plays. la which Mr.. Seftoa
appears in some OF his best characters We
hope the Theatre will be thronged, aud that
those who attend will also receive benefit
for no one denies that q hearty laugh Is bene-
ficial, and that 10 tbs inevitable effect Of Sef.
tons drolleries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

Seatiag HatcA.--Joe jackson, = free ne
gro, was examined before the Mayor, yester-
day, for stealiNg = twenty i've dollar watch
from VIM. NJ. Lumpkia; living in The city
with Petersburg fra papers, which Il Il sup
Peniteniinry graduate, Me was soni dowA t0r
examina tlon 81 another time. should Abe
theft Ofthe watch b. established, ID will On.
gender the fellows states ~ "a ffre person ot
COLOR"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

Thomas Wood was slec1ea lEnyoF e CAa1s
lottssytlls. Va, oA saturday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

Trial Of capt. John Lockhart. The trial of
TINS prisoner, before Judge Halyburton, for
completely in slave trading operations on the
African coast, was resumed yesterday
The prisoners counsel made the following
points IN their argument to the jury lst
That it was not proved that Lockhart was a
citizen OF the United States; ID That the
United States had not proved the nationality
OF the vessel Sd. That it hasnot been proved
(as must be the case to insure convict tion) that
the prisoner was found serving on board. by
guiding, steering or directing her moyemets
4th. lhat IT mas not been proved that the pri-
soner was anything more than a passenger on
board the Storm King, away from home, anx-
ious to reach it, and having no other mode of
conveyance than the vessel; 5th That il has
not been proved that the vessel was bound on
voyage, from one foreign country to another
which must be done 10 ensure a conviction
After able argument for and against the pri
soner, which was not concluded till a late
hour, the case was submitted go the jury
who, being unable TO agree, were furnished
with strictly private apartments at one OF our
hotels for the night.
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EasceH.-Tom, slave Of James Halsey. wss
carried before the Mayor yesterday, to be tried
on the charge Of purloining two umbrellas
from VIM. + Moore. 1t win be remembered
that the latter was arrested and bronght -
fore the Hastings Court, ON the charge 81 felo-
niousiy shooting the negro In question. The
Court dismissed the charge. The accused
was TOO sick Yesterday from his wounds 10
stand an examination. or receive punishment
II guilty, and he WAS sent back home for q
more convenient se;tsOn ,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-01

RACING IN TIE WEsr.-A correspondent Of
the Spirit of the Times, writing from Lousi-
ana, and referring to the Metairie Spring
meeting, says
Some new drafts from Kentucky have al
ready joined Col. Richards to be trained for
the spring campaign, which opens brilliantly
on the 2Sth OF March, with a hand to hand
contest between WaccamaW w and Costa Diva
the odds being 81 500 on the latter against 81
600 on the former, with a forfeit Of 1926 on
the side that fails 10 take the field on the
day of battle. Should the South Carolina
champion come all the way TO New Orleans
to meet his opponent, it viii, as it ought to
do make him a great favorite. We hear the
Ascension nag has been reserved especially
FOR this contest, and is moving and looking
like Il bird
On the same day comes of the Lessee's
Stake, 4 poststake for all ages, three mile
heats, 500 subscription, y. p, with 81 900 10
be added by the Lessee. This will be a very
interesting affair and may be the means of
determining the question OF superiority be
tween the beautiful Bette Ward and the pride
of Ascension, Sid Story. Poor Sid famed af-
ter he defeated the game Lightning in the mud
on the first day Of the last tournament over
the Metairie and never showed again.
The boswell Stake which will come off on
Monday, the lst April, will bring in TO the field
the crack tWo-year- olds of their wear in n
Sweepstalse of $500 subscription, $3.50 #, $50
dec, with 500 added by the Club heats, one
mile. OF the twenty -four nominations III this
stake sixteen have been declared not 10 start
and one has died, leaving seven capable of
starting. Among these is Ninette own sister
to Planet, and twice a winner this fall Re
gret, winner OF the Gold Cup Stake at Nat
chez, Col. Richards imp. ch. c. by West
Australian Gen. Wells b. c. by Lexington:
Col Bingaman's b. C. Tom Reddv, by INN
Scythian Mr.. Poindexter's b. f. by Imp Al
bion and Col. John Campbell's eli. f by the
"old horse'' (Wagner) out OF Mary Taylor.
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THRILLING DISASTER On the evening of the
22d very large audience assembled at Crit
tenden suew hail. in the village of Titusvilie,
to listen 10 a musical entertainment. About
- o'clock, after the performers had passed ON
to the stage, and the concert was about 10
commence, the floor OF the hall, in the second
story, suddenly gave way, precipltating two
or three hundred persons, men, women, and
children, to the floor below, which in turn
suncumbed 10 the sudden pressure, and sank
10 the cellar bottom. a large coal stove upon
the first floor was precipitated among guam
tity of shayings and other combustibles and
bursting asunder, scattered fire III every drec
ton. Inst stantly a blaze rose through the
opening, grasping nj everything within its
reach, and 4 frightful scene ensueti. The mass
of human beings entangled among the boards,
1iocring, benches and seats which followed
them in their fall struggled desperately 10 es-
care the flames rapidly spreading through the
interior OF the building. and those who re-
manned above, having sprung to another sec
tion of the flooring when the cracking of the
tinbe beneath them was heard, were
obliged to escape from the windows The mu-
steal company We're obliged to leave all their
effects1o save themselves. Several persons
were injured, bat all escaped without loss of
life, Il result most astonishing. The building
was entirely consumed within fifteen min
utes.--BnFal0 (S. II Commercial 4dUesttser.
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s~ssenssftste Dirtuns batsn, ale b~iti,ntst IT.
nsl&s man fH baron in GnsIanb p.rIpriEt.
Die uns'5tutrIi&ttit Der snsril@tn Staats.
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benz snStti&tn gUItt, aIfU sistntli& R& I.lbR
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srapbiI&s Nnisist on tsOsr sr66srn IsIssrapSen,
Ration tmpflussn t5uHsn. Sc ins 6as ttlssra.
pbifds Bs&lsl.
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monbsr S&arfi&istn mad Der S&la&t am
@bsnt aiSsr tn @sfanssnf6aft asrat6en mar,
brfauo f6 unter BEN nusstptb1eIten Ernppsn
une tit ptshsr rUObTbs4aItsn bier etnsetruHtn.
Dttientsen Birtbe. psG6e R6 aeasn bae
SOnntaaSssfes SsrSanssn battsn, mustta sl.t6.
fails SO Strafe 3atlen.
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alten Nartt bteIt, erIaUs l6 purssttrn I'm
4, RatIrCao 5cuie" am 8u6t Der 8roaSRr. giue
unbriItnrs Srnntb,it trirb ion ,u oitlsr E6ot.
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etute gu sitism 3wed b.ra6srlanbte. 8a& an
9sttsutsn ssnausr.n Ssri&tsn strlurtu mir 5000
Wtann, Der 5sinO SaStssR nabsSu 10000 on
S0ptsn unb Ssrpunbettn.
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lftsn SssimsHts b~tRimmte 8risfs mad mi. Dor
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fnp. NG&Fsns mtbr BON Dsinem 6.
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no ss Rtutt tstnsn &Gnts sibt, ionbern nur cine
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