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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

THB AccIp8sf os rHs SOUTH UAaoLISA RIr
RoAp.-Ths Colun bia South Caroiia.ea, OF =
turday, gives the following additional n,
ticulars OF the accident which ocournt .
the South Carolina Railroad last Ere.
morning
From tae accidental bres king OF cnalr ,
the track, two of the cars Of the train y.s
thrown or and one of them turned c7s,
Filled with Yasaon RS, 1t Is surpriaiIs TIA q
sualtias were not moye ard that none On,
killed The IL jnries In some OF the casss a,
severe, bat VIZ believe 90 not endan Ger M.
rhe sufferers are brought to the city sra y
ceived the I'm maiiate etteai ioc OF se ,sra ~
our e"rSsons.
The following 10 = list OF most OF the cs..,
Dol. A. r. Aldrich, Of Gen. 0rees's ca.
ad disiocation OF the right shoulder lolr,
Mr.. Hopki q son, OF Edisto. left arm brsfr
Hon. J. l.. seward, Of Georgia had the Don,
Cf the left elbow broken, and a Gu, on n.
forehead; Hon. A. X Wrfgnt, OF 9eo1N
b sd ca on the feca and f. reheld bruIsS
Mr. l.. " Spratt was much bruised, butpc
seriously, MIR. W a. C.urtelay bruisx
shghis 9si. n arsEk, very s.ightlJi IA
Jamss chambers wac summed AID fJr oa,
time was =. uch FRUSTRATED, Bat 10 doing van
Ms. Davidson. OF Charlotte, N. o., had h
face COT aad hips bruised; NJ. X. A. Sprira
had cut on his head, bat was able TO 10 ),
home; Mrs 7. A. Leland had a severe ca, On
her head; an 4 her son, II years old, I'D r.ry
severe cut on the face; "a. John IngaM ~
ceiysd several cas- There were some ohm
brui, cd, Int We think the above com prise q,
principal Cases.
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TocoEIss IScIDsyr.--On receipt OF ~
news o. Gen. A. II. 8iaddep's w5und ST
Ooiumbis,S u, Ma cy, slave of bis. (EAo,
for faithful conduct 70 his wife In hsy ~,
illnsss, to her infant Mary, and 70 himself
an attack Of CHOLERA, IL Nsw Orleans, hss'e
csivsd some prtvilaGes,) act out - i1n hs
master 81 CoriEth. with the Necessary dyG
ments from tas headquarters CT Gov. P.cE.
aus. Hearing at Hun lsviils infoIml.iol Of
tue pj >cs bliDs &C, upied ~ The enemy, ,as,
with others, had 20 cone by M0biis, fJndly
hopiag 70 30 permitted again TO nuss IA
wounded eoid:er and patriot but AIS
his spirit had had, and the sed news Aa
reached les here deeply affected haf-
Being sc I'D far south aud having scn
New Orleans. aud learning ID 81 Lieut.. 0!a
dsn, his nephew, Yves wounded also, she 81
sd pSrmssio ion to pass on 70 attend bin and -
bar son, which was granted. and she len ~
New Orleans on Wednesday afternoon. On
ye OF me orth. II your eouls could apprea'
q Q the relations of muster and ssrvsGt ~
South, you wou,d appreciate such affection
this. But you are dead to such sentimeE'
ard must be lsft TO your idol. the almisaV
doiisr-your In easnre Of sentiment, religion.
justioe and right Mobile Tyibaas-
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GKIyos Is rEw Xosn --Fr3.n New York
pa peIs Of 'hs "a n inst, we extract the fellow


Val ssr<et went home til. afternoo medi-
,a;ing upon suother great financial fict
n1noty, ihs ad rption If Il resolution, Al s
Sung Il the CITY banks, il fSvor OF inore.s-
lug ,ie. lslts win sse s}ovsrp meat Bank gen
cy tie N ua. Of $40 q o o,iU instead OF $40,
o, Gee tne pest q: ~ .xi'nam, This proct cd
:Gg wit aiya ataadert means TO the treasury
...a-r'm:nt, ~ sEStL d1r lbs enpi0ynent o.
c.. 49,, ne ~ IN feekins exrnaLs6s 1T the clear
.,.u&a, are anOuS All shsoi bel. sem Of
ae Ii - Cin ea5Eoritles point "a this action OF
ms na.k. IS & lew a. d irresistiote proof OF
as Ter 7sacv 10 expansion, OF which we III =
- VS. hear 50 much, Sns some how or other
SO .lttIa
Gisnonx's Painting of Niagara Was sold
this morning a: Stevens, Williams 4 StsyeIs'a,
SIS Broadway AbCu: QUE hundred psrsoLs
Fero present. and the bNdina YVES not very
iivey. he fys. bid nts 81, 200, tina ssoo L Il
a. $50, The third 81 07o, sbs fourth o. 100, AUD
she ffth BIT D., loo, d which 1! was knocked
down TO Nr ioAL Butler, who purchased he
picture Tor Al. T, Sewart. Esq ths sale dt.
nos :selnoe TIA cory .tsht, thai os'rs rose rye T
ny sit GIgnooX.
IIatcisr1ti3a has ccmo slm-st to d sian !
s,iil. aud the figures vary Sat little from
week 10 wsex. TIE number 81 arrivals ISIS.
seek Tih StaaTaers trinoipaLiyi Was 30, q
eotlI u 1854 since the Isl @! JaGILry, de-
crease II 3eso III compared with iii. CORES
pcndiEg .lme last gear. I. lss-id, however.
IA. tla pIlAetll.i shipping ABUSES have
h4a frances IRON tn5 Liverpool, i1cndcu AZ Il
UJA sie 81 age Hies mat the 6usiD rs " Ill -
better as IL stttnDler ..dyancss--especialiy Il
the United States Victories aYa likely &c pu.
AZ end 20 tae CIVIL war
Ihs rsosi Colonial Olmstead. who com
II auded ST. Fort Pa ask, Is GEMS, has nun.
DR. OF Ierso. al iriends IL This city, who NO
S .oner heard OF ms arrival st Fort Lafay e.ie,
yl1 Orien ALL this morning, than they be-.
is sed tha Uaited States marshal for pernits
~ 60 down and vls.t him. The Marshal,
hogsever, IL formed Il IN that he hsd ne
pjHer 20 kiaut tbeir reouaStss sua that they
oad bstrer ;alssraIn 10 Secretary seward
SoEio OF Geia tid telegraph tc Washing ton,
i. 10 SAID, bu. when las. hesfa from they u ad
nos received aoy response
ibUe tTou-cas d batteries era npS u,
course Ct construction at arssn roiQt for ihe
toxernnien' ln ing, WI have swo ,urrsts
s.rry & more formidable afHs me
I than shs Monitor In every other respect they
viii oe exactly like this fataous vessel. The
Common Counoii have given the contractor
per ission fence in he lower part ct Coy Ter
rect 20 facilitate the work, Tina vessels viii
no cCmpi 5sed Ia about three months.
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poTtnlert TIE difficulty IN giving currsheS
"a tina Islander which Yankee Doodle desires
10 ins,n ,ate IL, tina. he has long ago lost Die
creA;, among all civilIz "a people he has ied
e., nersiatensly frasn TIE beginning OF THE war,
bs has ;avenssd so man. and suca ezraord,'
nary lies, hat no one b. ewes vert 40 Gays
ON ANY subject, AND, knowing this, those WHO
arc the obi cots Of his ISLANDERS quite ;rdiffer-
art H. anything he may utter. We are glad to
learn that there are Secession ladies' In An
napolss. and pleased 70 hear that they were
polite TO ia British officers. Anything more
we know cond not have happeued-ftst, from
cur knowledge OF the character of Southern
ladie,. and next, from tbs fact that Yankee
s.ye they behaved improperly. If he had as
serted tina. they conducted themselves with
,hs saos: perf,s. propriesy, then, for The frss
time, We should begin to suspecs something
wrong This is the great dissdvantsge OF lying
all the time No onv pays any attention TO
anything hsbi.nal liars cay.
We are no, surprised that oar enemies should
manifest euoh senstiveness 70 the pI sfeFeuces OF
s.eessioni.ts fer John Bull, over the elegant
sud fascinating Doodle. After the Affection
ate attentions he has lavisosd upon Us of
iate, after sndesrmen,s IN word and deed whie
might have melted the heart of tiger, osn
We have the base insratitude TO prefer such a
wretch as John Bail TO our loving and bensf-
cent neigbbor' The perversity OF human ma
TIRE is unaceountAble. We are afraid that il
will continue 60 TO the and Even II the val
" Al. apii h N,
| conquer our hee- rs; he cannot make Us love or
! respec., or DO ,ught else but tass hin, ana
wish him ali manner Of curses, and pray dag
and night that Heaven will visit upon hin si
last the Just retribution OF his sins. He Can
| not proven; Us from wishing well TO Great
| Britain CT France, or Spain, and from prefer
Jog each ard all Of them, aud the Turks ead
| Algerines, to the barbarians who declare We
shsu be their slaves or be exterminated, and
| Who lombard towns and cities full of women
and children. l. is true, we owe nc favors 10
| any foreign nation, bat, nevertheless, we owe
them justice and, we know OF none whose
| history and character do not entitle them to
stand higher in the esteem of the world than
the unfragrant sbomipation known as the al
kse nation Moreover as 1t seems TO give dis
l1;et to that psople, we should on that account
alone, and for the simple purpose of spnoyins
them as much as possible, give all manner Of
preference in every way whatever to English
men, Frenchmen and Spaniards, those highly
civilized and truly valiant people, over the
pi!fering and peddliog crew who are attempt
iIg to thrust their wooden nutmegs down OCT
throass a. tbs point of the bayonet If this
country Is t. be subjugated. we wcnd rather
either of them should have 1t than ths IAN
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The Yankees manifest their Jealousy of Eng.
land on every trivial occasion. Il seems that
there ha Bri,i,h sh!p-cf war a, Annapolis, aud
Der sAssrs and pen occasionally resals them.
calves with hur+abing for the southern Con.
te"erss,. An Annapolis correspondent. Of tina.
szosssavsiy accent, vsrseious AID honest Jour
nA, ths Balt.iaoie Americas, IL vastly iudtp.
nara q The Brl,ous, whilst emf Toying the hospi.
eaii,iss Of The hsssor, 70 repay them after this
wise. We were never aware before that the
right Of tho vess4ls Of a nation to cast anchor
sumolssted In tts.harbor Of another VA. con.
sssiersd in get sf hospitality But, this i.
Yankee Doodle's idea of hospitality, viz
letting you lie OCT Of doors, in sight of his
trout gsts, Whilst be shores comfortably
wi.hia What III nugn,efal rascal ..all must
b not TO appreciate su b gorgeous otter
lsinmeut
TIE Yankee copsolss himself over Bul'e
predictions for the South by declaring that
be 6ec~ston lsdiss IL Annapolis over phelmsd
hen VIII astsssiops, and even tssnscsudsd
- vsvs II Assls prepssssy 10 tAsir Do. ]
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HoxieIDs IL New YolK-Mr. Charles Fl.
rln,ne'ssili. WI AEown JeWeler. doing
bdsiGes7 st 20. l8S Hrand streer MliLams
burg, II. T., swas arrested On the Gath ius,s.u t.
on : charge OF causing tins death Cf his son.
In !sw, As. Daniel HIcCuicaeon. About 81
weeks eSo feo parties gol into quarrel, In
the course OF which hc III oheoa struck at bis
her H. - ", ~ 40. 10 defend himself, sIuck
hi. ASSISTANT blow Ia the beoS uiIn kLifs
that lay Fear a. haLd. The wouna iEnlctea
Proved to 10 q verJ serious one. The In jared
man was carried TO bel, AID everything pos
Nc one was more despIy "a ctsd OF ths sad
event than the man who ia flioted the fatal
wound -Ls.s night Mr.. McUutchson died
from the EJECT OF his trjary, but, before
law from |: blame. Is alrya1y stated, MY
wes Arrested and ED 10 EW al:
The result OF a Ooroner's irQusss, watch viii
lie b. Id 20 dag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

From CALUossA AID raa PAsva|
g he no'sA s:~.-rhs Steamship Morn
from California. arrived AZ New y.",
Wsdn esdsy, the 80 inst. The sollorA
SUNNI AIRY Of her news: sss
Tbs North star brings ss2o AN
from California. and es.lls ron II*s
na ny y, ,n ~ -. San frnaa,esi
writer In the Bxlle,tx 10 recomms,
reconstruction Of the Democratic p,,,s'ill
only means Of res toripE the U1ion "A
The dotnks TX he Legislature are O,
tte1lar In ter st. Z reeolu ton had hs.r ~ a.
~ the senate ~ exclude all persons f,or
floor OF that p dy except those sutbn,.,s
be there. The 1i9es WA 10 saws sly
from the rertinac,ous boring Of TobytI.Sa
BE-. les IN ,erested IL bills peudinx A
Agricultursi prospects throus hou,,b..
are spoken Of 81 favorable. 'as
A general State tax,' help tbs Il soa,,.
distrt u.s. was urged. 'As@
The racifo Eyposiio., q eiislors po,s..
edited Dy ttsv. Geo. BurTows, 10 de.d
Peru Is In state Of great alarm In
aQsnce OF the European 10 terven ton 4, -
loo. 1t appears that shs fears her Inv. s
come next. A new per- odioal VA, I,
thoi.ahsd IL Lima 20 Isai of Amaries,s
fairs. AID the cons olidatiou of the rep aaI1..
syssem OF Cover n sn. 10 South Amsr,c"
There were nifty vssses loading with en-.
a. the Chincha Islands, 70 ostly iarse sss''.
The leading va Goisx or very slo Slv in ~
sequence OF me want Of laborsrs. ana 4, ~
feared mat part OF th" vessels would 60. 4.
muYYege.
From Bolivia We Isaru TIA. ,hus b..A:
new attempt At revelation on thu mar, !.
the military. Gen. To-rslia setxsd tne IL.
mandants General Agreda 10 sucrs. ana ~
claimed Gen. Bslx1. There were also aaysr
other ristngs In various parts. which r,c
n fn 6k "a a
Achs was collecting forces 20 march asus.
Sucre, where 1t was expected tho moy.mr,
would be pat down. Geo. Be.zl remalrI !,
Tecna..
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fArKHAs DkowIFp We have been 10.
foE.Lsd. +ays tho Lynchburg y,yStstsa. that
TWO eargosa Of Yaakees were drown cd In 10
snsp &Idoah river lest Wsek. They ters
portion OF ksnks' e d. vision. A Dat. b Of fros
eighty to one hundred were attempting %
crois on . rafs, wheL they were suept away
oy me tide. and all Of them went down 10 sa
tue MA: another lot Of about thirty, ~ coz
IL formation runs, attempted the same 'h1t
about i've miles below the point whersiAl
made their arst fatal experiment, anc saiI
shared tie fate OF their companions "
have not heard what their object VA
whether they were marauding party, or ~
advance Of the army, desi 60 ed 70 be throws
upon the opposite bank OF the river, viii
view Of co opera ting in An effort TO bridge -
stream,
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TO Go sou.h-Tas CONDITIONS on which
U,a. John n. Bots was released t-,-u n,s
in .:iisonment In Castle qSaw1n by the Uourt
Of Inquiry that examined the charge of dis
10. Ally preferred against hi, are-hret, that
sf, 'r being permitted to 20 to bis Residence in
He nrico, hs shall, with all convenient speed,
prepare to rsmovs 10 location further South;
aud when Via sauna is indica ed by him, il must
ne approved by the Wa Department Of the
G. 3. Goverr..:aens. Il has already beer
io'ips.r-d that, had not Mr.. Bolts, with his
characteristic obssinsey, declared himself Il
neutral in the present war, the Court of Ia
quiry would have recommended his discharge
Or thla we know nothing, but the conditions
lied on.
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fcsMes Las LIrizass AND MuIrARY DUrY
Jucxe SwAyne, ot aieIat his, ok,cilisa 4 r,y
days siLcs In the c.ss of two nan y o claim "a
exemption from mil :ary duty ca the ground
OF IorciEa birth, mat T. re- 1asrs .veo ~ tran.
sisn. siCpiy passing through thacountry, or
remaining here tsnro ariiy, ire esxs . .. fro N
military daty Blu that persons wh !. remain
nee. rho mskstats coun'ry their homs. who.
70 pss n teeha cal N, era "uou,,cl I'D " are
the same duties as native born q uzsGs; and
il makes u difference WHISTLER they ale or
sGs not ps.arallxM. II .hia eoQ1 .try IL iheiS
dopJcil. they nay iSwfully - nd Gtyed 70 DO
military dg1,
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Market Prodace.-We understand that .
number of citizens, through the Intervention
0: committee of the Common Council, have
persuaded Gen. Wiuder to abolish his tariff of
pricer on fish, aud perhaps all other articles of
market produce. They will now have the
privileges Of making their own bargains for
ex,osed for sale In the Frs, M4rke. yesterday
tsalI for soma we ks previously. They were
ss,Ijnp Al five times IL or true valne, say, from
a dollar upwards, aud behring's IS cents per
dozen. On the principle Of supply regulating
demand aud price, fsa should como Gown q
Dey or two.
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We have rssd the defence of this gentleman,
addressed to q Court of Enquiry, which was
summoned with regard TO bis conduct In the
Rich Mountain affair. He appears to ia 10
have acted throughout with ts strlctest re.
gard 80 military role, and in obedience 70 sill
orders whish !. was possible TO execute. The
csnsurs 10 which he WIS sutj soted in the pub.
lie mind we bellows 70 havo arisen from
Ignorance of the circumstances, and wss
highly unjust Col nr9ts sustsins all biz
statements BY indisputable violence. In our
Judgment his defence il complsts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

The Vov,etses.-The crowds that nightly
attend this popular place Of amusement give
convincing proof Of public appreciation Of the
sxersions Of the management Mr.. Walter
Keebls. a sterling actor, has successfully rem
dered variety OF heavy characters, such "a
Hamlet, Ingomsr, Edgar Raveaswood, Rch-
ard, &c. He Ia y ell sustained by the members
Of the stock company. We commend the Va
conducted theatre, and an excellent place to
while away pleasant hour. Mr. e. X. DIAL
ton, a sterling actor and old favorte, takes a
bensat TO night, a hint sufficient TO summon all
IF his friends
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GASP HAA YoRxrows, lsf Va. k.sf

8 priI %. 1874
At q called meeting OF d UoTp.n.
" held Acrii -, 1854, Lieut. u: S .sp
was c4iisd to the CHAIR, and Lieu. ha re-
pointed Secretary. when the folio~Ea ~,
ambls and reeolu tions were uasn W. ,of.
adop ed, with reference 10 the dea - " ri
poral n n. FERNLYHUUoH, va. sla
wounded In the trenches on tns Als' aA~
on the 2Sd instant.
VAsy.ss, IL has pleased Almighty oea, "
wise dispensAttor, TO take from Us 9nc,torl
lcvsd comrede at d brother In arm =, VIZ
L al Fssssygousa ia 1t, shereioie,
xsso.ssS, That While ws bow IL fe,nsst, 10
70 His ali wiss DEGREES, We cesYy 20 cen.
bow which - depriy ID rs Of oat o,, nv ~
rade W BIO b I'D epdeared hin, eli 70. ~ s,,saa
uniform Kind cess and nmiAbiiity ss,,icpN
and Who. by his stf!cs and promp' 49, .oltlsr,
ALI daties asyolving upen lim % =, he 80
hal wor the esteem OF al Win WV"
eonpscted. va
his unity and frissds In their $50
R.,e,v.a. That a copy Of the above ,ss X.
,tnps le forwarded to she family % 10 -
ceased, and that they DO puoil'1'1
q. r MORTON, CnMlr
EP. RDvs. Secretary,
nG- City pSpsrs please copy
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ALL LIu.-The Cleveland Tenn gs,u.

ALL LITTLE Cleveland (Tenn.l ss,s~
Of the gath inst, says
The report that nas been eztensivsy ei,.
caiated, oy sertain individuals, tina: Uoiol.
Vaughn hsd burn the dwelling DO uses Of ID.
people Of Morgan aud SCOTT coua ties, aEa
turned women RI little children on Of dosn
- every word 4 lie. 4 gen isman WHO VT, /,
the EXPEDITION informs rs shat Uol vsuxhs,
orders was that no dwelling WA TO b. an;
undsr he PAIN ard penalty OF death. No Cur
house was flred where Is even Ell dal ssrsd ,
dwsilius house, either were the soldiers 81.
lowed 20 enter or take anything from hen
1t wss oaly he out houses that con tained 70.
r6fe that wsre destroyed. This Col Yausas
done In com plsance with an order from a "a.
peTioT officer.
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Boy Dro wned--festerday abou. y clock
in the morning, Il small white lad, named
Willie Collier, son of MI 4. 2. Collier, agad
) yeara. fell IF the bsidge Leading from.
ia Old u =: Act arch, spanning SnGokce cre~k
beiween Main ard Franklin streets. aud tne
.rgsa being much swollen by recent rsiLs,
VIZ drowned before assistance eculd be rea-
de ed Tin TIE alarm vas cli'tiy give,
al ,he body r.. covered, hut Ii attempts %
re- uaeita1e tie I'D proved unavaiipg Ii IL
sn, pos ed tina. bite standing on the bridge lie
WIS attacked with : g., and thus lost his tal,
ar 10 and fell into the creek, the bridge havin,;
40 hsIIustrs6es TO prevent any Thing OF the
kid
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Company III" First Regiment Firgiaie
Vauaieers.-This fine company, which &c
lively participated In the battles of = ali Run
aud Mana.sas, held an election on the 2G:A Of
April, in order 10 reorganiz ition Of The COM
pxny, IN compliance with tbs requirements Of
recent acts Vt legislation, both by Congress
and the State. The folio wing uamed gentle
nion were elected officers: W. t. Tysinger,
formsr ID Lieutenant, Captain; Abnsr j.
Watkins, former let Sergeant, LIST L,eutensn.;
Bison w. Martin, 81 Lieut.; z. Carrington
Cabell, Jr. ri Lieut.. The old officers, With
one exception, declined u reorganization.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

Found entity Of Nrrdsr an the Scent De
gree The Jury in the cass of John Walthall
On ;fi4i before Judge Lyons for the murder OF
w N. Hamilton in August, 1861, have found
bin guilty of murder in the second degree
an ascer.ainsd his term Of impfisonme.;; 81
Is years in the peniten.;svy. The priso ger
haa been sentenced bv the Judge and taken TO
blu future abode. He ssms FROM Amelia
county, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

MAN Hrsai, GAL CORES ponden.
Of the Houston 2eissrsrh. under date OF Ap,ii
l0sh, sends the following,
A German named CHARLES Baker was hun 4
by mob hsrs Iats morning, In mont OF his
houss on his own sign. He kept beer shop
In west end Of Strand, and tns tolloWtag are
several tunes by uuznown Pc, sons, and has
been watching TO sse II hs ooald catch tAsu.
Last night be Was ON the watch when several
member of Capy. Duprse's com pany passed
tbs back Of his houae, On their way 20 their
quarters nsst door to Bakers. A. sh~y were
passing Baker deliberately fred at them, ner Z.
tally woandins Que Of the company, named
WHITE, who died last night. This morning a
crowd collected and TOOK Baker out OF hts
house and hung him 10 hts Gig aDosru, where
he sui hanga. From what We cAn learn, Ne
dsser vaed it, on account Of killing an iAno.
cant man without proyocauoA
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BgATH OF WILL Ksows MAE 1T Is al
that VIM. Kissaps, who. IL will Be rsmss.
bsrsd, was implicated in the burr Ming VI -
sta Emsr Martha 1sashingt too, some ten y sa
siecs, was killed Ia the desperate as!us
Fort Craig. AS Will be rsmem osred, De ~
Cincinnati at the time Of the burning Of ~
stsa msr. Assuming the name OF LOckfissh
he vent with " alker In the EicsraguaAr
ditions. Upon the opening OF ne 1IE. -
cred the Secession army with the fast"
HeiJr, and met his death In battle.
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The Mayine Corps-In another column will
be found an advertise mont for recruits for the
G. s. Marine Corps. The attention Of refa-
gees aud young men who are ready 10 under
lake daring enterprise, aud, n the same tinse,
prefer 4 service where there Is lees exposure
to weather aud hafdships than in camp llfax is
particularly called to this adver.is nsnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

LARas FIRK ~ 4EoR0sr0ws, s. Ca Ar
fire occurred In 4eorgetoun, y. u on s-'
night Of the 23d instant, destr JyI Z tas oN"
iii Z house occa pied By Mr.. J u Dssl. 81 s -.
ten.,t alisy. The C fiice OF the Pee T1 Hses -
Baiams pder EuSiue. house, and she laS "a.
OF X. Dexter end Wilson 4 Shav -.
Coart.Houss aud adjaosns buildings Wv"
saved by the ex,rii ems o! the cittsns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

Netropohtaa HaA-To morrow night, al
this place, lecture, descriptive of the forts
and Publications around New Orleans, and
tbs Causes which led TO lite fall, with some
lime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

Took the Oah.-Michael Tiernsy, George
GINNING All, lark Holland and Gao. Dobson,
four parties vino have been residents OF Castle
Cow in for vatious offences, fer periods rang
ing fron, one 10 four weeks, were yesterday
released therefrom on taking the oath of allie
glance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

a FATAL Fall Mr.. Iavid Collins, brick.
layer, rssidina iii Salem. N. u, fell IRON .hs
scsTaidiAx OF q ohimlty hs was engaged in
srsctiEg short distances from town Or Tuss.
1hy last, AID was almost ls.siantiy killed. Ha
mad reaIiy flashed he work whea he tell, his
Lead slrihn s;cpe or ether hard subs tai CO
and frResuYiug A1x skull IN such msnnsr
that he died u 0ttAeu minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

York Rirer lPui!road The above rad, "a
We learn, will receive private freight Tor
few dsyA Persons living on tbs lice, who
have besa prevented mgstting tranaIl orta.
VII d.d no difficulty, 1t lsast for the Present,
il having their waste attended to.