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sMoIAL ASSAULT. - Yesterday
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Eld d ms mis- assailant, but the bow
(ubt,aniont not be found last nighf
rents |tsss being shielded by his
WIS The assault was an un, m
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04

CixcIsXArI, january 3.--The Committee
on Direct Trade and Immigration appointed
by the Georgia Agricultural Convention, of
which General John Il. Gordon is president.
met in thi, city to-day and issued an address,
of which the following is a brief synopsis
"The committee invites the cotton States
10 meet by delegations in convention. at
Augusta, Ga, on the ID Of February next
refers to the common interests of the North
and Sotlt;;, mud asks delegations also from
Cincinnati. -. Louis, Louisville, Memphis,
ETC.; notes the Importance of great through
lines by rail and water for the West, espe-
cially the Atlantic and Great Western. Also,
the necessity for SEINE combined, organized
and sustained effort to make k""wn abroad
the advantages which the South offers In the
Interest Of the whole country in the increased
prosperity of the South, as we'll as in en-
aiding the western farmer to work his land
profitably. Millions of people in the South
and West pay tribute to the enriched East.
In the hope Of fastening their prosperity by
rounselling together in the true spirit OF
American fellowship, delegations are earnest
ly invited from the southern States and from
the Wcst.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
New York Items.

New YORK, january 3.-The fog to-day i,
the heaviest of the season. Few ferries arc
running, and fully forty thousand working
people are detained. The streets are in Il
horrible condition; it is raining, and the
slIlsh is ankle-deep.
The safe Of the Fifth-Avenue Theatre has
been recovered from the ruins Of the burnt
building, with its contents uniniured.
TT Barnum lost n thousund.dollar dia-
mond in stage yesterday.
The billiard match between Daily and Cy-
rifle Dion has been declared OH, owing TO al.
legged miScounts. The police quoted the dis.
pute.
New Orleans dispatches apprehcnd trou-
bic there on Monday. General Emory will
have from three to four thousand troops al
his disposal.
The evidence in the case of Stokes for the
murder of Fisk closed to-day, and the argD-
ment commenced.
The Government to-day sold amiilion OF
dollars in gold at fraction over llS.
Two ferry-boatS collided to-day, but no
damage was done. A ferry-boat ran downs
row-boat, drowning IN unknown man. The
fog was the heaviest ever known.
Seventeen hundred Immigrants have ar
rived since New-Year's day, many Of whom
are destitute Italians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January 3.-For New Eng
Innd the winds yeering to westerly win iaii-
ins temperature and clearing but parity
cloudy weather. For Middle States westerly
to northwcstcrly winds, falling temperature
and clear weather, excepting for the lower
Lake region. partly cloudy weather: for
the Southern States, east OF the MISSISSIPPI
river, winds vcering to westerly ana north
-rly, with falling Temperature ana general!
rie1r weather. From Missouri and the Ohio
valley 10 the upper lakes and Lake Ere
v,r.tcrly npd northwesterly winds, falling
tr,npera,ure, and generally clear weather,
cxccrting for the upper Lake region partly
cInudy weather. From Kansas TO Minnesota
and Dakoth diminishing pressure on Satur'
dav, with winds gradually shifting to WeSl-
erly and southGrly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
Y.ATEgT yoaElaN NEWS.
Entslalad.


Ioxnos June 3.-The Times OF tolls morn
;,n .oys Il must confess that the Americans
VII, eventually people the Sand .elch Islands,
,,h;ch viii become valuable colony to them
between San Francisco and China and Aus
tralia, The Times reviews the question of
annexation by filibustering, as heretofore
practiced in new countries by the great Pow
cry. and doubts the right or proprtety OF any
nation taking possession of the sandwich
Islands In such manner.
LONDON. January 3.-The Earl of Gallo
way is dead, aged seyenty.fwo.
DISPATCHES from Queenstown, Southamp'
ton. Birmingham, ETC., report an unprece'
denied tempest last night. This morning
there was terrific storm Of thunder and
lightning, the wind blowing gale, with
| sleet and snow.
LONDON, January 3.--Money on securities
is lower by II per cent. than bank-notes
Turpentine, 4" to 4G.
spain.
MADRID, January 3.-The municipalities
of Navarro are raising volunteers to tight
| roaming bands of CarisiS.
The members of the Saeosta ministry
were not present at King Amadeus's recep'
ton.
Italy.
ROME, January 3.-Thc Pope, on rcceiv'
ipe the Palatiae guard yesterday, made
brief address, alludiHg to the prosecutions
of the Church, and declaring that the cities
Of Europe were standing on per1ious ground
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04

Writing of General DiX's famous order,
the Danbury Ne,rs says that the Governor
elect of New York once said: If any man
pulls down the American flag, shoot him on
the spot" 1t was happy thought it made
anybody removes the United States colors
from the pole, enter complaintagainst him at
the earliest convenience, and have him COM
mitted for trial at the next term of the Stu
perior Court iu that county," he would to-
day have been Il superannmted General, I'M
observed and unnoticed by his fellow-eiti-
zens, poor in pocket, and used only at State
funerals to keep rude boys oil the front stoop.
So much for one brief, sharp, iucisiye re-
mark. It was the only one lie ever made,
but he made it at the right time. and it is
worth $50, 900 a year to him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
by Wellington Goddin,
Auctioreer and Real Estate Agent.
CORNER Of Eleventh, and Bank streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ PRIVATE DWELLING AT SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND SEVENTH
STREETS-At the request OF Messrs. A: N. and +
g. Wexford, executors Of the late Or. Beverly X
Wexford shall sell at auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY the lath day OF February. 1873 a. 4
thereafter.) the large and elegant RESIDENCE OF
the fecedent located as n owe. IL contains aiou!
eleven rooms, built originally in the best manner
aud now In excellent order. Beside the dwelling
there Is all Office. servants apartments, stable car
gchouse all built OF brick and the whole premises
surrounded on three sides by brick walls and in part
Ly IN iron railing It's location so near the shockoe
Iill Market renders II peculiarly valuable for u
boarding house, hotel, for commercial purposes
The lot has front OF G5 feet and depth OF $50 feet
to Market alley. :,
ii will be sold as whole. subdivided 50 as to sell
with the dwelling the entire front on Marshall street.
running back 90 feet and three lots Seventh street
% by IS feet, according TO plat to be exhibited ut
the hour Of sale.
The buildings are insured in the Mutual Assurance
Society for So 600. ...
TERMS: OEe-fourth cash; balance at four. eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes bearing six
per cent Interest. Or one-fOurth cash: balance at
one two, and three years. bearing ten per cent. In
tercst. haIf-yearly, secured bya trust decd
ia 4-oaw5w&Gtds W. GODplN. Auctoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
Marine Intelligence.
lSnec;nI telegram 10 the Dispatch.

TFV!a EVIFHIa!1I 7" E'V f''i''''''''5
CITY PolSr, VA, january 3.--Ihe BARK
Sorah, loaded with -four, from Richmond
for Rio, having been detained here several
DAYS by the ice. sailed to-day in tow OF the
III. Arctic. The United States steamer He
lioirope arrived to-day from Petersburg and
proceeded down. With the exception OF
some floating ice the river seems TO be clear
in this section. The Norwegian bark IAN
rak and brigs Holding and Mary Miller, load
ed for foreign ports and detained here b!
ice, expect to sailto-morrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
sto.,, and Money Markets.

Spw YORK. January 3.-Moncy stringent
during the day. but dropped at close 10 . "
q. sterling quiet at l09l. Gold qn'ct at
lt1s to 1lls. Governments q''e' III ua!
losing steady. States dull and nearly NOM
So, TenncSsce'S. 30; new, 70. Virginia's
-: rew. 80; consols. "a; deferred, lo4
Lo,,isjana's. so; new, 80. Levee'S, so; SIS
90 Alabama's, 80; is. IS. Georgia,S, 20
- -. North Cardinals, $50; new, ~
s,ecial tax. Is. South Cardinals, As; new
% April and October, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
Escape Of COnyictS from the Auburn,
NY, Pcnitcntiary.

ArprRN, January 3.--About 3 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon seven conrictS escaped
from the States prison here by digging
through u wall where the shaft ran through
Tor the purpose Of turning the machinery i'll
rhe prison. 1t il believed the convictS had
assistance from outside, as they are all sup.
posed to have been provided with citizens
clothes. The escape was projected and con-
duclcd by Dan Noble, the notorious land
bond robber. The terms of service of the
fugitiycs varied from five to twenty years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
MULES. HORSES, dc.

OFFICE r. ii. MAURY & Co..
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, :
Richmond, Va.
A GENTS FOR THE SALE OF
n CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY'S FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS, ut SO and interest.
THEY ARE FREE OF ALL TAXES.
These bonds are frs-cass security, and as only
a limited amount of them Is for sale would Invite
The prompt attention Of investors 10 them.
ALSO.
FOR SALE, STATE INTEREST COUPONS,
receivable for taxes AMI other dues To the State.
BONDS AND STOCKS
Of all kinds bought and sold by us on COMMISSION
ONLY.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention given by
X. Fl. MAURY 4 co.
Ia 3-deodlm&swlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
BY 5. =. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER KNOWN AS STEERS HOTEL.
BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court OF the
county of Chesterfield, entered at Its Novembe:
term, 1872 In the suit Of William a. Phaup uS.
Beverly J. Steers dninistrat9rS aud Others, we, Us
premises. on MONDAY the 18th day OF January,
1873, at 80 O'Clock tlt being court day., the SlZER
HOTEL PROPERTY, fronting 50 feet On Hull
street lo7 feet TO Il l2-tU0t alley, and embracing the
angular LOT in rcl. Of the Fitzgerald property.
Tie building contain; fourteen rooms. 1hlS pro-
ncrty Is now renting for 800 per annum.
The rapid growth Of the town OF Manchester &c
lands iirst-clsS hotel or bOarding-housa ana thlS
IS tho best stauu for such business, and should de-
Inand the attention Of spectators aud settlers.
TERMS Onc-hllf cash; balance at four. tight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes, elSnt per
cent. added per annnLa.
3 p 4 T. H HAsHs Commissioners
Sale conducted by 5. n. DAVIS, Auctionecr.
III l-eOdtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
Arrival Of Steamer Austrian.

ESPECIAL telegram 10 the l'ispatch.J
NoRroLr, VA, January 3.-Thc steamship
Austrian of the Allan Line, from Liverpool
arrived here to-day with six cabin, two IN
1crmediate, and nineteen stecrage passcn
gers, bound for Virginia. Mississippi. and
Tennessee. She had OH board twenty-five
cases of freight for Richmond. ENperl
cnccd heavy weather on the way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
Fires.

klSswoRTH. January 3.-The Fertiizing
Company's Works have been destroyed by
tire. Loss, $4,000.
BUFFALO, january 3.-Ransom Sons
patent medicine factory has been burned.
Loss, $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAfLRD,prn
RICHMOND. Va. Decemher IL L.

II
RICHMOND. VA, December II. l:7.
LON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-.
~ GENDER 18th. the TRAINS on this road si,,
| run Us follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at IAN
and 2:2o r NJ, and leave Petersburg at 1925 4. "
and sos Z. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at.
tached. leave Richmond at 4. VI. aufJ =. ~ a,.i
| leave Petersburg at $50 !. n. and .3o =. VI.
ThcSUSDAY EXCURSION TRAINS will lrayr
Richmond and Petersburg at 4. NJ. Ecturniry
leave Richmond and Petersburg at $50 r. a.. Insc
OF o'clock, as heretofore.
The 4. VI. TRAIN will not leave Richmond ci,
Sundays. and the sG6 p. VI. MAIL TRAIN and ~,
A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN Will not leave Prters,urs
on SUNDAYS.
Fare for single tickets. %
Fare for return Tickets ...........,.... 90
Communication tickets can be had at the following
rates
Flfty-trip tickets for. so 90
One-hundrcd-trD tickets for........s0 30
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 220 y. VI.
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk viii ecu /.
meet at Petersburg with the LIES 4. VI. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hin will take the $50 4
NJ. TRAIN OH Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays
and returning leave Richmond on the same days al
2:20 p. NJ.
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester ant
ThesA. ". TRAIN will connect mt Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad TO,
LfP'iTgLhiLuMsf A ,sSs PALACE sLEEplNG-cAR viii
be attached to the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
running through To wilmington.
R.B.kASEY,
de IS Ticket ana FrcIgbf Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD Co..,
RICHMOND. August ID. ls-:,
DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL.
HI RUAD.-On aniafter SUNDAY, august isiE
GOING WEST.

1872:
GOING WEST.
Train No. . Through pasSengclJ leaves Ri.hmoui
daily Except Sundays nj $40 A. NJ; leaves E.i.
vile AT l.:55 r NJ; arrives at Greensboro Il. -,
PM.
Train No. Hynchburg passenger leaves Ricl-
mond daily At o:25 \. NJ. arrives at Lynchbnr2 g. I.
PM.
Train No 10 Through mail and express sav"..
Richmond daily Ut $50 r. ~; leaves Danytli. di.
at $50 7. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily at -
A. NJ. "
Train No. 9 Through mali and exrress leave
Greensboro daily ut l.0 A. 81. leaves DanSic dLii
+. ST. a. NJ arrives al H'''''"0n' DAILY al ''''
Train No 7 Through pas,engcl) leaves Greer
Doro daily except Sundays nj ll:!0 a. VI; lca'c,
PM.
Train No. eU-ynshbnrg PASSENGER leaves Lynch
hHts tally at a. ~. leaves BnrReHille al 1885 T.
Trains Nos. and ~ connect NJ Greensboro VITA
trains on the North Carolna railroad for all point,
south.
Train No. 10 connects ut Greensboro with ,rsJ.
for Raleigh arriving there at 1876 a. NJ PassstgsE.
isaying Raisig ut I:lS r. H. connect at Grce'soor'
Train No. connects at BurkeVille with train
the Atlantic, Mississippi and ohio railroad for ai
points southwest anu south.
Lynchburg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
mond at ass T.. NJ. daily Except Sundays, arririU
At Lynchburg In time 70 connect with the MorninI
Passenger train on the Atlantic, Mississippi AMI
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave Lynchhura after tie
arrival OF the Atlnnttc. Mississippi aud Ohio pa
senSer train from Bristol, and arrive at Richmond
THRGUGH TICKETS to all points south AMI
southwest can be procured at the scket Ollie "a
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. No 1JlL
| Main street, Richmond
Pap0rs that have arrangements to advertise H."
schedule Of this company win please print us aho'c
| JOHN II. MACMURDD,
Genera! Freight and Ticket Agent,
T. u. RsTALcorT, Engineer and supertnt';a'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
Ice Movements.

CixclSNArI, January 3.-The ice COM
menced moving at Wheeling to-day, carry
ing down the steamer Carrie Broons. The
ice moved at Madison. Ind, carrying down
the steamer General Buel. The ice in the
Licking river has just started.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-04
Marine.

NORFOLK, January 3.-The schooner Joseph
and Franklin, from New York for Norfolk,
has arrived. She was fast in the ice IN the
breakwater for three days, and lost her small
anchor and fifteen fathoms Of chain.