The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-18
(NrIN,pnn-lrnrc Of The WOrll.

| papers recently had y cartoon which fairly
| represents the hold that the Tichborne ro-
nance has taken Of the English public.
| John Bull was shown carrying the Gold
! Man OF The SEA on his shoulders, and fnC-
ing ii is difficult 10 get rid Of him aS ever did
| the victim oi whom Sinlad told to get free
! from tlcir prosecutor. Everything else, the
! cartoon tells liz, !ntlst give place to Itch
! huruc. We have already endured it for so
| great 4 length Of time that ! can hardly say
! how long it has been or will continue 10 be
| the topic OF paramount attention. Judges,
| iurymrn. and counsel, have already made
preparations to meet the possibility Of their
| dying before its termination. 1t lasted forty
| days before the long vacation, and the plain
| tia, ct>r was only just begun. How long
| moT" il will run neither .joryncn nor coun-
*. ,..a say; hut Us ii Is certain that we will
iE,y" ~ >cnd YOU constantly fresh i.l>talImcnts
Of il. | have thought it we'll to send you Il re-
stumG ot' The c:l>c. so far ;is is has been made
! public. 50 that your old readers HAY refresh
their memories. and your new circle may be
| placed az coUr0,.t with this celebrated cause.
A(tcr much difficulty i'll securing 4 jury.
| the case Of the claimant was stated by Ser
"cant Ballantnr. one of the most eminent
! members of the English bar. Oh May II. As
| viii he remembered by those who have read
M Mni. ''''i''c' " n"ll.ns l"iiio1.s iio'.l VI @ A'ii
tH"VsHii,' lc"i' ';it hiVSI iAnpo1 ','nl c'scs
Hff"ci''. i!"Ne ~ 'ic'cl,'"''i' ci.c Nno - i'o'
ic"!'E 80, but ohiy Dy NSal IiC'ioa. AS III
'Iat MI'4p''s sun ~ HMtei ,i't M oi!Ih1 vi N'lh
thc plaintiY and tenant the nomiual deten-
dant in Il suit for ecCtment, SO i'll the Itch
borne trial the dcicudiit is i Colonel Lush
iu-ton. tenant Of the Tichbornc cs-
tAtcs in hampshire. The real defend
ans ne Ihe s",',c'"'1'> VI liz u
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,'t''i r. ;li,,'I +rn f'n,.Iinoors in 1aly
i">S,". TX l'',rs4. ..,0 Ici0 ba ,isitoI
IL h".lo'Ilo I,t'.s IL he io,u cousin Kn+a
iNr't, CyUt nv tn't' ,,n,,, hn f in love whom
n ,,.i11 "tI,' ~ ,,,rry and With whom as he
s,,n,rs bn v,os mo,. familiar tban was rirht
iI'.rT.nI hor hand tx ,,rfathcr. and unhappy
- o,,G .n.i,+y where his peciliar-
.;as ,,,nIn linn ,.iG;.riioIs lie determined TO
i.ovr i-n,r,.,nI Halnrc doing so. after con-
,t;n,, VIII, .ir Iinnk;us fan eminent soI-
";.'.''"; ;.Y NJ sInlht,n lI' nnd Mr. Goslnrd 0he
,t,,,,.,,,.d ~, I3,n n,t,t2> hn made Il will. He
T,o,, uniJ nnt ur thn army and afier visiting
~ t g c'ti,, ,a ,,a,In u; p,ris Inc took ,.aS
t.,1.a - thn pnnlirn far Jalnoraiso, About
- 10 ,,n,, sl;olt with li~Lt hair and
'It'7 ,,l I ,n S,,cs,s b.d-iookinr. lie
.'.>'' ,in,,4 ,'ront 81 inches bivh nurion
~, .n;n.,,,n in Irr,1cr be fell on his head
,l.,;,.;,,,r :, ,,.nn,,l ,ylich left n lurre mark
Whire IN tho army ne had a serious fsnting
.fit fron, uI,irh he recovered only when the
.,,y'.c,1 1In1 him in the anklc-both Of
,,';,:, ,,,ar!.,, ia, nrr.rut claimant POSSESSES.
cnI ,no,,;r,, evidence is forthcoming that he
,',4 nn, h,vr inIlirfed them within any re-
cont cr'.> rnr;od, @ ErInre leaving he left in the
L,n6i of Mr. CoSihr1 = sealed packet. the
r'''',r,,ts "''',,, or Which were known to no one
;rnn sn;-li;.,i,''t 'Tirhborne declares tlut he
,.,., ,ci, H. ,.nfent. If uroduced hv Gostorl.
| VIE, the pauline sailed from Ii,,vre there
VEN. " 49, ON ho,rd with Roger 'richbornc body
sarr,nt named Moore. The vessel reached
Ia,n",.,i.n IN June 1853. and the pair then
,',.''ir"],Jad - s,ut;aco where Moore fell
- WY ,nrnn loft him to po 10 Val
'.';.1 i,' ''.I' f'o,,, ibnra bn went TO NIclipiIa
'; p'I iroI 1 thrnr weeks Knocking about.
,,'' 49,, I rrt,rnrd to Vnlua11,iso. from
,,1,;c,, 'i'i-i Lo cont home some BIRDS featll-
w., ..rJ .3,;,s Having taken q coasting
,.ny,"n o,. !, fI,a pnlinc he returned to Val
naraiso and Santiago, and then crossed the
nn"ni;ncnt ~ Rin Iane;ro He then took pas
so~a ,,.'i in. tho Rollo for New York. The Ship
&c. ,,,t. H. lnst ,rhe news having come to Eng
Iand the next of kin administered the will
- his f.,thnr and took possession of the
ci,'t". Ci,. Poorer having been treated as de-
| f,nrt In>tcad Of all the crew of the Bella
i',,.inr hcsn LOST Sir Roger states that two
i,Hat. lcrr thc shin: one OF these were lost;
from the other he was picked up by an
American bark in state bordering Oh