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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-10

COMPULSORY EDUCATION IN CoNNECTICUT.
Connecticut, which has as good common
school system as there is in the United
States, now virtually compCls children to
avail themselves Of its advantages. The
last General Assembly passed law which
requires three months schooling each year
as the legal condition of employing minors
under fourteen years of age. II any manu-
facturer or other person shall hire minor
contrary to the provision of the law he
forfeits one hundred dollars to the State
treasury for each offence. The schools of
the State are free to all, and now the poor
est people are compelled to educate their
children, since their employment II abso-
lute.y conditioned upon such education.
It is noted that the manufacturers through
out the STATE cordially approve OF the new
iaw, and only Few laboring men opposes 1t.
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8icl'mont 1ispatcI1.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1869.

A REAsoN.-7he Imperid'iSt, of New
York, which is anxious to sec this "caucus
government blown 10 atoms and on impe-
rial one erected upon its ruins, gives the
following unique reason for desiring large
influx of Chinese:
"At no very distant day-too near, at all
events. to admit Of their education IN the
WAYS and means of caucus management
we shall have from five TO len million
0r;cntals among us, to whom even the hair
Drained fanatics who have cnfranchised
the negro will hesitate to accord the Tower
of the ballot; and when that day comes.
the bubble Of caucus government will
burst in a way that will preclude its ever
being blown again upon this continent. For
once, at least, national fraud stands q
fair chance Of being reduced to the reduc-
ito I'D ubSurdum-2nd, for our own part, VIC
pray for favoring brcczcs in the sails Of
each and every Chinese immigrant ship.
Long before the figures named above are
reached, however, other causes may have
worked together to produce the same deSlra-
bic result.
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WARM SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.

This CELEBRATED WATERISG-prA
now omen for the reccntion and accommodatinDf =
ytsItors IS situated In Bath county Va ono bnr
bred and seventy miles west Of Rtcbmond anJ
near the ChcSIpc3kc and Ohio railroad onI
rca rbcd from the EGrtb ,i,, tho 0rnn1c and ,in Luz
nndrIa railroad connectIny NJ Gordon syiIle
Tho Warm Snrinys orn Gftcrn miIns rro,, ~.
railroad connectinc ut MIllnoro' depot with Iins
of coaches passing bv the Hot Springs aud he
Healing Springs. over fine turnpike road.
These waters have been long and justly famed
for their curative qualities In various diseases as
well as for the luxury Of bathing Their propertIe.
are gently apcricRt, durctic, and diophorctic,
and applicable TO the treatment OF the following
diseased cOnditiOns-yiZ.
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spECBsLTOTTEEs.

CALL AT BRIGGs'S OLD-EsTA-
nj IsHED BAKERY and get
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
Eo.1oYsTER CRACKERS,
Xxx PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
yyxARROw ROOT CRACKERS,
Fresh CREAM CRACKERS
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
IIGrrTFsT MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSES CAKE,
IXLLEMON SNAPS,
FINE SPICE-NUT,
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day at BR1GGS's BAhEh ~
Main street.
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LEWIS LINDSEY must look to his laurcls.
Two blarsted Mongols in Chicago-SlSGAAN
and CuEYcHEw, to wit-haye been honorcd
by the Associated Press Company so far as
to have had speeches of theirs transmitted
to the ends Of the earth by telegraph. Is
that company engaged in the new slave
trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-10

A San Francisco letter in the st. Louis
Democrat says that joins CnISAMAS is dis
posed, as cook, to be economical-a virtue.
he adds, wl:cA is rather apt to disappoin'
when it takes the form of frying outlets
md steaks in aratcr in place of butter OF
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SUMMER RESORTS.

uUGUENOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN
Il COUNTY, vA:-This old and popular water
mp-pIace nocated five miles from CoaIfeld sta
ti6n on the Richmond and Danvf7le railroad has
been thoroughly reftted and furnished, and offers
unusual inducements To visitors.
The winters are sulphur, chalybeate. and alum.
and are OF acknowledged efficacy. The sulphur
baths ARRANGED for either not or cold, plunge Or
shower, are In perfect order.
The location Is very desirable-in an airy
healthy country. The lawns and walks are wefl..
shaded and cool.
The proprietors pledge themselves that n,
FARE AND ACCOMMODATIONS SHALL BIZ
UNSURPASSED.
It's low rates Of charges, convenience to Rich
mond, and the facility with which II can ha
reached VIII recommend 1t TO those desiring n
summer residence for their families.
Round-trip tickets from Richmond to the SPRINGS
and return can be had ut the ticket Office OF tho
Richmond and DanvlIc railroad. Price, Sl.75 4
comfortable omnibus always In waiting upon the
arrival of the trains.
CHARGES 81 per day, S12 per week, or 80 Der
month Children under twelve years OF age and
colored servants half-price.
y2s-lm EDRTFLL. COBB Z co
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When our Chinese mandarin comes home
he will hunt up the author Of that letter in
the Enquirer Of yesterday and settle With
him. 1t strikes us that that production was
on the wrong side of the paper; for
.'Who but himself himself can parallel"
-P0pf bot Of RoHtcl.
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Mcssrs. A. II. CHRISTIAN & Co., Main
street, have sent us 4 ShoJby Gcntsci
story, by TuAcKEEAY, and Modem0iSelic
Fi1y Millions, French novel. Both in
paper covers, and from the house Of D. Ar-
rLEToN s Co., New York.
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70 illustrate the precision of astronomi-
cal science, it may be stated that another
eclipse of the sun will take place in Is
years, II days, I hours, 43 minutes, and
3,64S seconds-that is, on the 10th of Au~
gust, 1887. 1t will be visible only in the
Eastern Hemisphere. The next solar eclipse
visible in the United States occurs on the
2Ssh of May, 1900.
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Lightning is attracted by rapid current
of air, and hence it is unsafe to allow q
draught through the windows and doors OF
a house during thunderstorm. Many
persons have loSt their lives through neglect
in reference to this.-Nco0 iorjc San.
Not attracted, perhaps, but follows the
current of air, or rides upon the wind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-10

1t must he pleasant to own stock in Il
northern railroad and see al the money ii
makes used up by its officers in defending
or prosecuting actions at law or suits III
chanccry
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TRESH IMPORTATIONS.-
= K GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
oil their importation, large additions to their
ments to buyers. New and handsome patterns Of
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets In rich, decorated
gold band Plain White China and " bite Granite.
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers. Walters Goblcts, Forks, Spoons, &c;
Looking-Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware IN
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-keepers, and house
keepers, win consult their interests by calling on
KELLOGG ( GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street, Richmond Va.
EDWARD 3. TAYLOR ard L. c. SUTTON, JR.2
Statesmen. my 10
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r AIDES, NOT NEGLECTED. COME
AND LOOK AT
THE NEW ARRIV Il
AT
JULIUS MEYERS,
COB BROAD STREET,


LATEST STYLE BORDERED BLACK AND
WHITE Notwithstanding entcel and
cheap;
Fine summer fabrics In DRESS GOODS, such as
French Cambrics Chambrcys, Linen Lawns,
and the usual variety OF other desirable goods
in that line, 1T exceedingly low figures, to close
them out;
TWO YARDS WIDE LACE In various prctt
shades, SO charming FOR evening dresses,
soc. worth almost double,
An immense stock Of WHITE GOODS, such as
Linens, MarseIllcs, Muslins, Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, etc, ETC., 1t prices hard to beat;
The new style HAIR NET, combining iuTisiblity
with durability;
Materials for SUMNER WEAR OF every descrp-
ton for gents and boys, such rs PLAIN and
STRIPED or CHECKED LINENS, ALPA-
CAS- BOMBAZINES, CASSIMERES, kEE-
SEYS, KENTUCKY JEANS, COTTON
AIDES, etc, selling very cheap Indeed;
JAPANESE FANS and various other kinds OF
fans, "
PARASOLS,
and thousands OF other articles Intended for the
promotion Of the comfort OF mankind, and gene
rally found In Il lirst-class dry goods house. all OF
which are offered At most moderate figures By
JULIUS MEYER,
IL al COS Broad street.
-
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CROCKERy, DC.

GUNNER TRADE.-In store and for sale
- "A large and well-assortcd stock Of
SILVER-PLATED, CHINA, GLASS, and
EARTIIENWARE,
which am Offering as low as they can be obtained
In New York TO which | wonld respectfully call
the attention Of the trade and public generally,
pedging myself TO sell as low aud give as good ar
ticles for the money any other establishment In
the State. Give me call al
1906 MAIN STREET.
ivca G.. c. GARY.
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Exhausted recoiyers-c4itors in sane
tums seven times heated getting "summcr
correspondence by the peck"
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nRY GOODS.

TTST RECEIVED, a new supply of ia
u PAN SWITCHES, large JET CHAINS, JET
and FANCY SETS OF SE"ELhi' ana iaoie'
Ladies who have been calling for the above arti,
clos within the past week will please ca early and
make their selections LIE ,ri.Moin etre.,
T-3t 80 -- - -
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STENCIL. TooLs AND PLATES.

~ EELLENOT, DIE-SINkER AND
I MANUFACTURERS. lao MAIN srREEt.-
The new patent BRAHDiSG-lEoS,t Tor niala4h5
al LADS III wooden articles BY heating u Is Ee--
fectiy adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new lay" NJ, :,
Enrrayers' stock stencil Paste, Brushes, In
aaIIhi., ink steel Dies, Alphtbets, Seal Presses
Brass and German Silver, Frames, S:ee! RinSS
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale andretan. mia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-10

4 LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau
N TONED against employing one GEORGE
WASHINGTON MILLER tcolorccl, late OF Ay-
letrs, King William county, said person belpg
under terms 10 serve me, at stipulated wages, for
the year 1899. shall assuredly prosecute all Offend
ers In this regard L. ID. CALDWELL,
aulo-Ita Ayletts, Va.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
| announce to the residents or Richmond and
visitors from the country who wish 80 save money
that If they viii call mt
No. 1898 MAIN STREET,
(Joseph strause's,l
and examine the large and beautiful stock Of
DRY GOODS
now offering they viii be convinced that 1 am
selling goods at
AsTONIsuINGLY LOW PRICES
PLAIN GRENADINE at Is. worth 25c.;
and FIGURED GRENADINE
ut Csc. worth a73c.;
sATIN-sTRIPED GREHADINE at a73c. worth
MOZAMBIQUE at 2sc., cheap at '5c.;
COLORED BAREGE. for dresses yer! fine, at
3lc. worth 5Oc.
Fine ALL-WOOL DELAISE, every color, at
sic. worth soc.
MUsLIN-DE-LAINE, LAWNS, BLACK and
COLORED ALPACA, ORGANIZES, JAG
COMETS. FRENCH CAMBRIA, &C., ct half
their value;
Yard-widc BLACK SILK at 91.a7: worth not less
than So;
Heavy REP SILK ct sl.7S, cheap tS;;
Ladies' BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS and PA
RAsOLS at $3.50, cost everywhere else s2.75 !;
TICKING, SHIFTING STRIPES, TOWEL
LING. SHIFTING, SHEETISG, PILLOW
CASE COTTON, MESTIC GING-
HAM, LINEN GOODS for mems and boys
wear, CASHMERE, TWEEDS, KEN
lucky JEANS, CORSETS, MOSQUITO
NETTING, IRISH LINEN. &c, at such
low figures that DEFY COMPETITION.
call IS what ask from one and all. BE careful,
and come TO the right place
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
iy27 JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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DzssoLUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

DassOLUTI0Ns & PARTNERSHIPS.
DIssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SIIP.-The co-partnership heretofore e1-
listing between Edward Boyle and Thomas Gam
hlc, under the firm OF BOYLE & GAMBLE, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Edward
Boyle, having purchased the interest OF Thomas
Gamble, will continue the business In his own
name. lie Is alone authorized TO sign the Irm
name In liquidation.
FRSstis d R2ibEE:
RICHMOND. August ), 1859. al blot
NO-PARTNERSHIP. - Mr.. RICHARD
~ II. COTTRELL admitted on the lst July
after be conducted under the style OF WILLIAM
II. DAVIS L CO.. who viii keep constantly GU
hand all grades Of CLOVER HILL and hSTIiR t
sold low rs II can be purchased In the city. Also
on hand ut present lot OF good OAK WOOD At
WILLIAM II. DAVIS,
corner Ninth and Cary streets.
August 5. 1889. S-lw
.DlsSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
sr r she r 99 IN TT6MSs
BRANCH & SONS, Petersburg, Va, ana
BRANCH, SONS & CO., Augusta, Ca. are This
day dissolved. The business OF the above nrul9
viii be settled by their successors, and the BANK
ING and COMMISSION BUSINESS win be con-
tinucd at the same places By the surviving part
ners under The same name aHd s SsER4SniAycu
JOHN 7. BRANCH
EkEpi !, Z. S : 9gTRtt,ScH.
Richmond, August |, 1859. 81 S--ln
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEKk-
| IL SHIP.-The firm OF DASDkiDGhs, ~. AZ
DERSON is this day dissolved by tho "itnafa"ai
of 7. B. ANDERSON, Jr. h,rse
The business VIII be continued ie TUG Same NV
by y" ~ e. DASp WIIIIAM c. cambridge,
fvl GEORGE \. HAYNES.
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4 CIFSTNrrT STREETS PHI
The undersigned having leased this house, so long
and favorably known under the proprletorshp OK
the McsSrs Wards. and having reltted aud rciur-
nshcd II throughout In the most elegant manner, IL
IS now open for the reception of guests, with all tho
appointments Of q irst-class hotel.
j. Il. BUTTERWORTR Co,
nv Ism PrOprletors.
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xWe select the plIl form Of preparation because
bv the sugar-coatcd process the medicine can ne
ncrrrctlv protected from alteration, ana most per-
sons prefer this mode Of administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

In the matter of the New-YOrk Kerosene
oil Company, bankrupts, Judge Nelson Of the Supreme
Court yesterday delivered important decision This
is petition for a review Of order Of the District
Court sitting I'm bankruptcy. The is this: The
Kerosene OIL Company Was adiudged and declared
bankrupt the 18th day June, 1863 Charles Jones,
the petitioner, beng appointed assignee AT the same
time the New-lork Guaranty and Indemnity Company
held mortgage against bankrupt corporation, which
II claimed alien the part OF tho assets and on tho
OF October following commenced suit In the supreme
Court OF the State 10 turrcose said mortgage making,
among others, the assignee in bankruptcy one Of the
100000 the Of October, 1868 the assignee pre-
seuted petition 10 the District Court, alleging among
other things, the luyaldIy Of the mortgage and, pray
that 10 be declared effect aud void for
set forth In the sand petition aud That the mOTtgaged
premises be sold and the proceeds brought into court
parties interested therein aud also that an in-
Injunction be Issued ot tie said Court enjOning the
Guaranty aud Indemnity Company, their officers,
agents, from t0kug any further proceedings in tho
foreclosure suit. This injunction granted and de-
PENDANTS required 10 answer the petition The defendants
suit in the sJprume Court and it
In eniOnlng the ana further. n the Court had h
risdcton the proceedings 10 restrain the same and =
adjudcate the rlghS Uf the parties should have been
by bill, and not 10y these Informal and summary proceed
ngs. Judge Nelson decided that the District Con haG
jurisdiction in the ease, aud directed that the petition OF
the assgnees TO the District Court be amended and filed
bill In equity, and that serving copy OF the same
the attorney Of the defendants they plead
within and according 10 the rules aud practice OF tho
Court and that all proceedings he stayed respects tho
Guaranty aud Indemnity Company their officers and
orders and proceedings sand case inconsistent with tho
above order, be vacated 40 once,
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
THE ooopwooD RACEs-TmRD DAY.

THE ooonWOOD RACES-THIRD DAY.
LONDON. July 29.-The Goodwood Cnp'
value 800 sOyereigns added to subscription Vi - o
ereigns each half forfeit three years old to carry lO
pounds four JAG pounds; Ave. 1873 pounds siA anu "s
1856 pounds; mares and gedings allowed POUNDS Puie
Barbs Tarksh or Arabian horses allowed ~ pounue
horses foaled in America or the Dri"r ~
Colonies allowed pounds; "a mics,
subscribers was won by Sir X. 'raH0ni
h g Restitution by King Tom, out of Rests DAM
by a length and half; Mr. savlles bl g. Bluesi' w
skrmisher, out OF DOeskn, years secohu' "H
Iohnstones b. Brigantinc by Buccaneer' ou' VI %
Macdonald years. bad third. Five horses ran INC
betting before the race 10 against hesu'uuo' "
IN ! against Blueskin, and 10 against Briganuhe
The Racing Stakes OF 80 soyeregns EACH sHDscrptoh
for three year ODDS colts carry l22 pounds anu
9 pounds the owner Of the second morse W %
his stake one mile, won by Sir j. HaWIey D. e. N
erote by Asterod out Of Aphrode, peaVlhg the DuAo
Of Beaufort's CHI. T. scostishiQueeh p1 b'"-i A'H ~ "
Edith. No others
uTbe Seventeenth Bentinck Memorial stakes tenhai
stakes Of 10 soveregns each for foas OF 1865 Colts l22
pounds; FLIES pounds three miles ana hVe iurIohg
81 subscribers was by Mr. Cooksons CHI T. Fornosa
by Buccaneer out Of Eer beating Mr. sayies Blueskn
The Macomb stakes OF 90 soyeregus each subscription
half forfeit for yearolds colts to carry l22 pounds
FLIES 10 pounds the owner the second horse to re-
ceive back his stake threequarters OF mile, % sub
scribers was won by Mr.. Pryor's ch T. by King OF
Trumps ont Of BasQune Mr. Brayley's oh. T. Golden
Horn Shy Trumpeer, ont OF Golden Dust, second and
SIR c. Legards b. by Blair Ahol out OF Terrific third
-Four horses ran The betting before the was 10
against the winner to against Golden Horn and II to
against the Blair Athol colt.
TROT AT wAYERLY.
A trot came off yesterday afternoon at the
waverly Fair grounds between the Waverly Boy OF
Elizabeth and Mcpherson of Newark. The match was
for 5000 aside mile heats best two IN three. Mcpherson
was the winner two straight heats; time 25o ana 3U
Considerable money changed hands ON the result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
AN INJUNCTION ON AN TNJUNcTIoN.

In The TRIBUNE of yesterday the trouble
arising out Of the attempt OF the Brooklyn Improvement
Company TO cut through Third.aye and the acton Of
the Commissioner in stopping the work by arrest
ing the foreman OF the aDorers mentioned. Yester-
day the Company commenced suit against the City
asking that the authorities be restrained by injunction
from further interference with their work The complaint
heard by Mr. Justice Happen, who enjoined tho
Street Commissioner and Mayor any OF their agents.
from interfering with the work until the further action
Of the Court Monday 10 o'clock The injunction was
served yesterday morning and IN order 10 push the work
forward to completion before the session OF the Court the
Company put large force Of men, even going so far
10 borrow gang laboriHg neghbOrlng work The
people south Of the proposed improvements having felt
the annoy OF the bridge AT Nntht were hoping
for relief by railroad along Thirdave. uuiHier-
rupted by any drawbridge They claim that II the I'm
prOvement Company run calvert through Thlrd-aye.
sufficiently large TO admit caualbOats drawDridge VIII
inevitably follow, aud hence their opposition There 10
another question that up Ia tins connection
corning the city authorities which Is the deviation OF the
main sewer. the plan OF which l. laid along Thrdave.,
and which the culyert will direct up by elbow 10
F0urthave. The Improvement Company clam 10 own
the fee Of Thdaye aud they have also offered 10 give
bonds IN &c., w " never nat a drawbrldge there.
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injured stated attending physician that
whether he received falling
The bands Of some unknown Death m
Dr. DOdd the County Physician has ordered
PATERSON.-The Erie Railway Co will nav to
original the Paterson sud Newark Railway ceut Of
profits lease Of the latter road The ierfe 10
circulation Paterson The public
day be closed With exercises u SEPT Jobn hrKsan
stealing from Mr. Bouke
S The Passsie Water Co dgnGs pipe ditch 10 hrLets,.
fights and the horse Of NJ Frank
HoKsie and smashing The
small failed partner charging
having appropriated the fuudG
NORRIS PLAINS, N J.-Moorcs paper-mil has
been destroyed by ire The loss s $1,000 Insured for S20
FLEMINGTON, n IA man who gave his name
John KILLER has been arrested this village charged With hYsg
committed Of bugares Bethlehem. Miller Captured
amer long chase during which he wounded By shot ros pso
HACKETTST0WN. N. 1.-The Methodist Seui-
uary building he erected this will be 49,
three stories high Tie has adopted the title " tie
teIAy Collegiate Institute u the NewaTk Conference"
TULLYTOWN. n IA young daughter Of Mr.
Buekson the station the Philadelphia and Trenton road
this place burned on Tuesday night By the explosion Of kerosene
Ian and died during the night
STAMFORD-A gentleman entered restaurant
10 this place "Wednesday and while paakug Of rereshpt,
fell dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
MAIL ROBBERY IN NEw.MExICo

The DenUer Ne,CS publishes the following tele-
gram from Santa Fe, dated July %: "The mail which
cft Tucson on the 2h ultimo, proceeded to Bsrneys
station, meeting with adventure there The mails
connect but in consequence Of the Of the
mail due from the Rio Grande, that from this place
passed on IN the expectation Of meeting with IL near
Soldiers Farewell New Mexico The driver was attacked
by body OF Indians, but succeeded In making his es
cape, leaving the buggy surrounded by Indians After
proceeding short distance he discovered the other
buggy and two men lying close by dead Thus the In
dans had captured both buggcs almost at the same spot
The Qnartermaster at Mmbres Station with party OF
men, proceeded to the sceno OF disaster the following
day. where they found the mail matter scattered around
but not torn, except IN few Instances
IN which letters and newspapers had been perro.
rated by bullets They succeeded In collecting the entire
MAIL and having buried the bodies OF the murdered
returned TO the station On Saturday the sd Instant In
dlaus well armed and mounted made descent upon the
ranch OF MT George, In San Pedro Valley. Mr. George
was blowing In field at distance from his bonse
and upon discovering Indians cut loose and mounted Ina
mule and succeeded In reaching his house In safety bu
soldier named ODOnnel. who also I'm the fed was
Overtaken and murdered by the Indians About the
same time another rancho, suated some two miles from
the Of this Outrage attacked by another hand
numbering some 80 warriors Two men, named McMnrrv
and johnson, killed. Late Arizona adyices Tepre.
sent the Indians than for some years There il
NOT road In the whole Territory safe to travel on