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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

The RELAY HousE.-rhe Relay House mill
tary post was held on Monday by about ! 900
Of New York Infantry, under command OF
Col. Lyons. This force has since been rein
forced by troops from Washington, including
the Eighth Massachn setts Regiment, making
1000 or 5000 in ali there. The Twentieth
New York Regiment is at the Annapolis juno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

Moremeat Of 1roops-Three companies Left
Ashland yesterday morning for West Point.
thence to Yorktown. Halifax Light Infantry,
Lieut. Paul {. Edmands eommanaing; Chat.
Dam 'feys, PittsylvAnia county, Capt. wertts
commanding, and Old Dominion Rifles, Caot.
piekinson coniinanding--Capt. Grammer. Of
,hs HALIFAX Light Infantry, commanding the
battalion; q gallant aud brave officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

The North Caroline Murder Case-Morris
Hyneman, arrested in this city on Wednesday
for stabbins Myer Wenstein, in Newbern, n.
c., on Saturday of last week, ard causing his
death, was before the Mayor Yesterday. who
committed him to Jail to await rcauisition
from the Governor of North Carolina. The
prisoner is quite young man. We are in
formed that he was in Weinstein's employ at
the time of the unfortunate affray spoken of,
in which, however. he was in no way con
cerned, save to the extent of interfering he
tween Weinstein and another one of his clerks
during an alteration between them, in the
progress Of which he cut Weinstein with a
knife. causing his death The prisoner will
be sent TO Newbern as soon as re1uisition is
received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

LArER FROM ST. I.oUis.-A gentleman, W he
left st. Louis on Saturday night, says the
Union Sentimen Is on the wane since The mas
sacre, and thai some of the strongest Union
men are now determined 10 resist The Lincoln :
ties. He thinks the State will pass an ordi-
nance to go out OF the Union.--Kemphis But-
IetIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

N"spicjoWs Choractcrs.-Two individuals,
calling themselves Augustus J. Kuck and
Adolph Zehier, were carried before the Flavor
yesterday, as persons of evil name, fame and
reputation, and fer expressing opinions inju-
rlous to the interests of this Commonwealth.
lhe extent of their transgression did not ao-
pear, as they were committed without exami
nation till this morning.
VIM. Christian, who was arrested few dsys
ago as a suspicious character, was committed
until the 10th inst. when provision will be
made for sending him out of the State.
Cliuton Kennedy, arrested on n similar
charge, was committed in default Of $3.50 bail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

No Authority.- The Mayor can examine and
discharge persons arrested as enemies Of tbe
State, but he cannot bail them pending an ex-
animation. that power being vested in the Cir
cut and Supreme Judges, who may bail if
they see fit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

7rraso".-Yestcrdsy Officers Morris and
Chalkley took into custody and carried before
tho Mayor for examination man named
Francis 5. Childress, for using reasonable
language towards tho State. The Mayors
Court being at the time on the point Of ad-
journmeut, his Honor refused to investigate
the case, and ordered the accused TO be de-
posted in the cage for safe-keeping.
Childress, we are informed, has been fore
man OF the hands employed at the City Water
works for the last eight or ten years, and ha.
drawn his support by his exertions in that ca
pacity. People will be anxious to know the
kind OF treason such n man could he guilty Of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

Returned Home.---aoy.rnor Ellis. Of North
Carolina. retaraed to Raleigh, the soat Of gov
srnmsat the early part es tbs pssssas weak.
bavsue uanllAetoytly sascuDluksa hls Ap,l.
nets . Mis- vs.aily, 4 lsiae jxa,llelSl =
ssi II E,sj.:isl iiis & I miii i T. I'm Il, ~"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

Bady O9-Carroll Coleman was yesterday
sent to Jail by the Mayor, having been ar
rested as vagrant. drunk. having no place to
stay and no visible means of support. and
falling to give bail. The accumulation of ills
mentioned was too much for the unfortunate
Coleman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

LouDoUs County The County Court OF
Loudoun has voted s5o. 900 for the purpose OF
arming the county, and placing the same in a
state of defence. Major q. B. Ball, b. =. No
land, Esq, Col. John George and Matthew
Harrison, Esq, are in the field for the Legis-
laturs. These gentlemen have declared them
selves in favor of secession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

'o'ng at Large.-Abraham, slave of NJ.
oarneH' has been committed to jail by the
Mayer on the charge of going at large.
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PRICE ONE CENT.


Case for Coasiderafios-Six months ago
fellow calling himself Edward Moore va.
convicted before the Hastings Court and SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment in the city
jail. for attempting to pick Col. John Dickin-
sons pocket on the cars. After the fellow had
been in Jail several months. q requisition was
received from VIM. T. Packer, then acting as
the Governor Of the State of Pennsvlvania.
claiming the prisoner. under the name Of Ed
ward Livingston. as a fugitive from justice.
he having committed petty larceny in Berks
county. 10 that State. The mans term of i'm
prisonment expires on the 18th. Since he has
been in jail the political status of the country
has been changed. Virginia is now foreign
country, far as Pennsylvania is concerned.
Whether the man shall be given up or not. in
the absence of a treaty that subject be-
tween the custodians of his person, is a matter
of discretion with Gov. Letcher. He may or
may not be given up. Being under duress he
could be disposed of in any way. The Lin
colnites have inaugurated the doctrine that
might makes right Mr.. Curtin. now act
ing as Governor of Pennsylvania, has been
written to on the subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

Dr., nay!d Meredith Hssss, well ksewn -
sns msaiaal esatfstefkiiy IN lkls esHaisy ar 4
Iasasssssi AsssFsl iaf~A II NV ssfsi'
YhesAay fBsgnlAfi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

Ia Convention at savannah, May l3th, 1851,
Dr Richard Fuller, OF Md, from the Com
nittee on the State of the Country, made The
following
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BY pEIBGRAPu
6oRaEoTEn DAiLy.

BALTIMORE, March 27.-FlOur steady At Ssl2I1SS
S.021z for Howard 81. and IS fol City Slls Wheat
Hrnl at 81 30 for rcd aLd 3, lul is for white
Corn steady at 5S9S4e tot mixed. Provisions dull
steady at lie.
NV, H9RS, March 2I-7Itour Arm; sales OF L, 500
$500 bush at 81 - for s. ilwauke Club ST. 40
g ~ for white western, andS l,35 Tor red. Corn
for new, Es9Iuc for new yellow sOutGsrn Whisky
firm at l71z9lT3&c. :
PHILADELPRtA, March N.-There il u moderate
shippng demand for hOur, and 1900 bblE sold at IS
aol! Tor supcrhne, $5.23@bySU for extra and s. 62
50 Tor extra family. Wheat In demand at Sl,2S for
red, and Sl,469l,4S for white. Corn In demand ];
Bacon steady at llg * for hama, and iuC9l6K for
sides. Whtsky lower with salss at IIISaIs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28
Far saleby REED, & ER4FT,
,t'h-t', Ceutre Wheeling.

CHILLs AND FEvsRl GURUS AND FEyER!
One of the greatest remedies that has eV-
er been laid before the public. for fever
and ague, and which have received the
highest encomiums from the press and the
people, is Or. HOSteffeF'a Celebrated Bit
ters. Who would endure the'torture7Rris-
ing from this terrible disease, when it can
be so easily cnredR Who would endure
sleepless nights, burning fevers aud icy
chills, alternately, when y remedy can be
Eobtained for a mere trife? Aud yet how
many families linger out painful exist
enee under this deadly blight, and do mo-
thing but gulp down outline; until itsbe-.
comes Us common as their daily meals. audv
yet they are not relieved. None but the
foolish aud weak would hesitate to pro-
cure these valuable bitters, and save them
selves intense agony. Sold by druggists
and dealers everywhere.
B9See advertisement in another coll
umu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28
VIrgInia SOC conrention,

RICHMOND, March 26,-Iu the Conven-
tiOn this evening Mg, Hall, Of .wetzeIl,
offered tie constitution Of the confederate
States as substitute for the Federal Com
missiouers report.
Mr.. Wise called for the reading Of it.
Mr.. Clemens animated that the purpose
for such u call was TO delay vote on the
report. t9sssa
Sir. Wise denied such an imputntiOn as
uufounded. Sensational =t
The substitute, being the consultation of
the Southern Cunfederacy, was then read
and debated till alHte. hour;
The Convention IS still lat II o'cloekl
in session. There is much confusion and
excitement. rms
Rica46xD, March 27.-The debate on
the motion of Nc. Hall, Of Wetzelf to SUBJ
stitute the Constitution OF the Confederate
States for the report Of the Committee on
federal relations, was continued till a late
hour lastieyening. IsTps fuARy Eejeeted,
the vote Standing nays 10, ayes none.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28
sersnade to Hon. H. w. HOFFMAN.

CuMsERtASp, March 2s.-Hou. H. W.
Hoffman, Sergeant.ut-Arms Of the late
House of Representatives, was sereuaded
o.night by It large number of his friends.
He responded in a strong Union speech,
expressing his qualification at the nunnimi-
" with which they had rallied against Sc
cession, aud hoped that it was but an
eurnest of the support they meant to ac-
cord the President in his efforts to preserve
the Union, maintain the Constitution, aud
enforce the laws.
Ele was yociferously applauded when he
declared his determination to uphold the
arms OF the Administration so long as it
should stuhd by the Constitution and the
Union.
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Distractions to tho Mails an vi

The Postmaster General is experiencing
some trouble from the new mail agents in
Yirginin. The people along the routes
threaten tar aud feathers to the pnlucky
agents if they attempt to do their duty,
and one has already resigned and the other
is expected to throw up his commission
Several Virginia Republicans have pre-
scented themselves for the vacancies, and
will serve at all hazards. Ii the people
Interrupt them, the mails are likely to be
cut off.
The Department has determined to post
pone the appointment of Pustmasters aud
Mail Agents throughout the State until
after the State election, in May next. A
clean sweep will then be made.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28

e8rHAaDLr cnHD,slE.-The Columbus
f'e' publishes an account of a person Who,
under the asm name OF James 3 Cham
pion K Co., swindled various Cleveland
Hu0 Cincinnati wholesale houses. The
plan of his operations is thus given I:
Racing $500 or $500 in banking house
In Cleveland, he made large orders on the
Wholesalers, referring them to "his bank
Ss ga, The orders were 6lled, Champion
soid ms goods to Columbus parties at
several per cent less than current rates.
H TyiseGEeE his solitary deposit from the
SieEeiand bank, and leTt The wholesalers,
1uo Dad plled bic orders, without pay.
'NSuN- s-ei1 ~
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ThursdaY MORNING, March 20, 81.
..s4-IIoME,s ono RlvEn GAzErTEER.-

r9-HowE's ONO RIVER GAzErrEER,-
This book has been published, aud is now
being distributed to subscribers. 1t uu-
der,akes to give, or rather the publisher
promised to give, the population of all the
towns along the river, their commercial
importance, their chief interests, and 9TH
er useful mud instructive Information. We
have examined the book, and find it to be
a coug!omcration of false statements and
gross aJsurdilies. The publisher seems
potouly to have known nothing Of what he
wrote about, but he docs not seem to have
conyersed with any one who did. 1t cam
not lie possible that any of the towns
which he attempted TO describe we're visi-
ed at all. For instance, tue town of Wood
land is the only taHn spoken of between
this md Marietta Woodland is in fact no
lows nj all, while there are dozen other
towns of ,hrible the Importance and pop
nlation Ie!pre is set down as containing
.ix churches aud as many Touring mills.
To the Lest of our knowledge, Belpre has
has not single church and not more than
cue Touring mill. Newport, says the Ga
zeuer, has population of 700. If the
publisher knows anything about Newport
be knows her population does not reach
200. We could fill two columns with such
glazing errors.
Wheeling is fearfnlly bungled up. The
suspension bridge is described as it was
temporarily before the erection of the
present structure. The town, it is said,
cannot extend tsest,cara, on account of the
high hills. The Hetnp6eld Railroad, ac.
cordiug to the book, is now completed to
Greensburg, fact of which we were not
before aware. The Baltimore L Ohio
Railroad isrepresentcd as running through
the State of Pennsylvania, avoiding
Nouudsville altogether, thing we never
thought the great thoroughfare was capa-
HE of doing without strong provocation.
1t is also said that Wheeling has several
Touring establishments, and that the man
nfacture of -four is our chief Interest. 1t
also speaks of beautiful stone bridge
across Wheeling Greek, and is as full OF
lies as 1t can stick. Tue whole arrange
ment, we believe, is an advertising dodge,
the purpose of which is to gull the public
and put money in the purse of the pub
fisher
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Propo.ed Apnolntn,enla.

Or. Thomas H. Fisher, of Fauquier
county, is doubtless to be the new United
States Marshal of the Eastern District of
Virginia, and A. Judson Crane, Esq, of
Richmond, to be the new District Attor-
ney of the same United States Judicial
District. zaFtl-
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BUSINESS NOTICEs.

B9~BuRKE & BXpSEs' sArEs.-Again,
triumphant, where other manufacturers
have failed to preserve their contents.
Read the following voluntary testimo-
malls in regard to Burke & Barnes safes:
JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Feb. Z. 1861.
NATHAN BRoWN-Sir:-We have had oc-
casion to examine the variety of fire proof
safes that were burned in the great FIRE
here of January Both, and have no hesita-
ton in giving our opinion, that the safes
manufactured by BURKE BARNES, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, flor which you are mgent)
have stood MS severe u test and sustained
less injury than any others that were burn
ed.
We have two of them, No. 3 safes, which
were in the fire and preserved the con-
tents, not having the varnish melted inside
the case.
We cheerfuily recommend them to all
business men rs being superior to any
other make with which we are acquainted.
MARTIS L Bush,
RASsOM II I,ASGpoRn
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Lonisinnn Conlrontinn.

NV ORLEANS, MARCH, 27.-The Conveu.
ton adopted an ordinance dividing Lon
isisna into six Congressional districts.
Also. an ordinance transferring public
tnnds TO the confederate stttes. An act
aOolishiug tho generalicfarter system was
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28


Court OF Common Pleas for Belmont coun.
ty, was in session last week Jacob Irons,
of whose exploits in the horse stealing
way, we gave some account at the time,
was tried for stealing horse from John
&Iilison. The charge was not only fully
proved, but had been admitted by the
accused. But in view of the age of the
defendant, his previous good character,
nud the recommendation of mercy made
b. tho jury, the Court sentenced him to the
shortcstimprtsonment, which is three years.
William a. Clay was also also tried for
the murder OF Mr.. Wilkin. The affair ont
of which grew this trial, occurred ut
Sewelsvillc, and our readers will remem-
her that we have heretofore given an ac-
count it. The questions whether this was
killing by misadventure or manslaught-
er. The Court charged the jury that il the
defendant voluntarily snapped the pistol
Mt Wilkins, either to frighten him, or
rudely in sport, and the pistol, contrary to
the belief of Clay, was loaded with gun
powder aud ball, aud so was fired off and
killed wilkins, that the offence was man.
slaughter; but that If Clay in handling the
pistol, unintentiOually turned it towards
Wilkins and accidentally fred it of, and
thereby killed him, the verdict ought to be
not guilty. although it should appear that
Clay, in handling the pistol, cid not use
the highest degree of care. Verdict not
guilty.
Abraham Combs was tried for burglary
on the BelIaire and Beuwood packet, Brown
Dick.
1t appears III evidence that at the time
the offence was committed. the Brown Dick
was fastened to whorf-boat, which was
anchored IN the Ohio River at Bellaire,
butProbably beyond low mark. The ques-
ton was whether the Courts of Ohio have
criminal Jurisdiction in the middle of the
river or only to low wat mark. Tue
Court charged the Jury that if they should
ind that the defendant had committed the
offence, rs charged IN the indictment, that
the verdict ought to be gully, although
'"e OOat may have been beyond low water
mark. Thnt where in the trial of case
any matter of law is presented aud the
decision of it determines the question
whether crime has in fact been commit
ted'-as, for instance, what surt of break
'nEeonslitutss burglar, 1.-The Court, if in
doubt, ought always to decide in favor OF
the accused RnG v,bsEs II - sA6,.,, tl,s,
The accused has committed a crime, aud
the only doubt is whether within our own
Jurisdiction, and the question has been dis
cu'sed in our Supreme Court snd left un-
determined, the decision ought to be in ia
VOC OF our own State, especially as the
defendant alone can except in criminal
cases. In view of circumstances, and the
recommendation sso of the Jury by whom the
, was convicted, the Court SEN
teneel the defendant to the shortest term,
wN'sh Is one year. The case will probably
60 directly to the Supreme Court. alflllllS,
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81. LOUIS, March 2T.-Ths stay law
which passed the Legislature on the 18th
inst, Was yesterday declared by the Su-
preme Court of the State % be nnconsti-
tutf9nai, so far as Il teihtes 70 contracts
made previous to The passage of the get.
The Legislature adjonrnS ON Wednesday
Iias de
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union MeetIng 81 Frederiel.. 20.

n n tIE18 NJ = EeucEIc h NIu'.
FREDERIcE, March 26.-A very large and
enthusiastic Union meeting WINS held here
to-day. Every district was largely rep
resented Strong Union resolutions were
adopted, and it was recommended TO hold
II State Convention on the Cd of May, and
form Union party for the State. Each
county and Baltimore city were requested
to send delegates.
Hon. Andrew Johuson, Senator of Ten-
nessee, and Hon. ]. G. Riyes, of Virginia.
were met by largo delegation at the cars
and, headed by the American Band, es-
corted TO the meeting. Senator johnson
made powerful Union speech which went
home to the heart of every one preseut.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28

~ SNAIL PoS-we lsarn that this
loathsome disease has made its appearance
in several of our down river towns and
cities 1t flOurishes generally where there
is dirt and filli, and NE presume that it
would not be particularly nyerse to this
locality. our people should observe all
the necessary precautions to avoid the
disease. We hope that as the weather
permits the work of cleaning up the
streets aud by ways ard alleys will go on
vigorously, and that all sanitary regula-
ttOns will be strictly observed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28

New YoRK, March 27.-The steamship
Bienyille is SIN in the custody of the Gus
tom Heuse authorities,y eaa the piatteFA
have beeb referred totbs 6retaFy Of tbs
Treasury.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28


G~GEPHALIC Pulls, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cureall kinds
of Headache. e etrs 7ssiaao
By the use of these pills the periodic at
tncks of Nervous or Sick Headache may be
preventedi aud if taken at the commence
ment of nm attack Immediate relief from
pain and sickness .Milrbe obtained. ~ 70
They seldom fail in removeing the Nau-
sen and Headache to which females are so
subject.
They act gently upon the bowels.-re-
moving Costivcness,
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fe-
males, aud all persons OF sedeutary habits,
they are valuable as Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and -vigor to the
digestive organs, andlrestoring the natur-
al elasticity and strength of the whole sys-
tenn.
Far sale5y ,RnEp SKR4FT,
'tsN-+''s Ceutre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28
BB-ThE RIvER.-Tbe river was about At

R8=THE RINER.-Fhe river was about at
a stand, yesterday, and the water does not
vary in depth from Ourreporty yesterday NOR
ming. The BOstona, from Cincinnati, ar
rived, and departed again last evening
There was a cold rain falling during part
of yesterday, which was driven in slanting
sheets through the streets and along the
wharf. Very few people were out, aud
there was little doing.
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.R9- THE WEEKLY ISrELL1oExcEa will
be out to day. 1t contains an unusual
amount of intere ting ncws and miscella-
neous matter. Call and get copy.
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u ~. METGALEt
Sc Main street, Wheeling, Va.


WEAKNESS OF THE SroMGca AND Ixp1-
Observation-Disclosures great Cure Effected Iy
Barhares Holland Bi!tsrs.-The wife of
PETER De White, living in Holland Town,
She6oygan county, Wisconsin, suffered
much from weakness of the stomach and
indigestion. She had been under phy
sicihn's care for some time, but the disease
seemed to battle even his skill. She pur-
chased some Holland Bitters at our office,
which has given tone to her stomach
her appetite aud strength are returning,
and we firmly believe that this is rnother
great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, but must
wait another opportunity. One thing you
can rely upon, what we have published are
from persons much respected In our com=
munity, and are literally true
Ell. Sheboygan NieuWsbOde, Sheboygan,
Wisconsin. H s50ls
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Daily gntelttgentrt

:, Largest Circulation Of any Paper In
Western Virginia "a ae
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D0~A Bio LoAD.-Yesterday afternoon,
big fellow, supposed to be of the Hiber-
MAN persuasion, was swine drunk ON Mar-
ket Square. He fell down in gutter, and
Topped around like whale out of water,
until he was picked up by the police. He
will weigh about three hundred pounds,
and from his tattcred clothes there was
emitted an Odor as petrucent as the exha-
lattOns that arise from Dutch cheese
He was thrown into a wheel barrow, and
it took three officers to convey him to Jail.
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E~RuxAwAY.-An old. horse, got-up
on tue hat rack principle, stirred up his
suPeranuated bones, and ran away yester-
day with a wagon full of household and
kitchen furniture The contents of the
wagon were very abandantly scattered
along Market street, but, no particular
damage was done, the horse failing down
before he had time to do himself or the
wagon any Injury.