The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-27
TRANps KILLED.

TRANPs KILLED.
HrDsoN, n. Y. November 25.-The Har-
lem train ran over and killed two tramps..
DEATH ON THE RasL.
COLUMBUS, o., November 25.-Commo-
dore Paul Shirley to-day died on the cars
while en- route to Memphis
{, zaf. FIRE. tst.
NEWARK, N. j., November 25.-The en-
amelled-cloth factory OF Atha Sc Hughes
was burned last night. Loss, $4,000. =,
REVOLUTION IN LOWER CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 25.-Private
advices received here render it probable
that the revolution in Lower California, re-
ported yesterday, is the beginning OF an in
surrectionary movement in favor Of Popiro
Diaz which will spread throughout the
State. There are scarcely any Government
troops there to oppose the reYolutionists.
,.r.,,, THE VOTE OF NEW YORK. II
AGBAxY. November 25.-The Board OF
State Canvassers have completed their
labors. The footings Of the votes cast for
presidential electors show the following
figures: Democrats, 81, 612; Republicans,
4S9,j47. The majority for Lucius Robinson
Dem.) for Governor is 30,46O. The vote
for the Peter Cooper (Greenback) electors is
1887; for the Green c.. Smith electors,
1859. Tiden's majority over ALL 2S,7l9.
NEW YORK ITEMS.
NEW YORK, November 25.-The Tribune
says that Woodward, OF the Tammany ring,
has resolved to tell all he knows,
Daniel j. Kcrwin, the journalist, is dead.
Two hundred and forty-siX packages of
struggled lace wero seized yesterday from
George Cox, lace dealer in Paterson, N. J.
The statue OF Daniel Webster, donated
to the city by Gordon W. Burnham, was
unveiled to-day with appropriate ceremo-
mics in Central Park.
At meeting OF the Board OF Under
writer's here to-day report was adopted
providing for q committee for the revision
OF rates, and that any member Of the Board
who shall deem that any risk is entitled to
reconsideration Of its ruling shall have the
right to submit the same to the committee,
whose duty shall be to examine into the
merits OF the case and make 4 modification
of the same il the circumstances justify
such action. .,. .s.r,-g.t.,
The jury in the case OF Eugene Martinez
against Juan Delyalle Tor $4,000 damages
for breach Of promise OF marriage and be-
trayaI, handed in verdict for the plaintiff
lDlS GLIBEuUDU ulu tSScSScu LuC
$50.
RESCUE OF sriIPwRECKED MARINERS. .,
BALTIMORE, November 25.-The steam
ship America, from Savannah, brought here
the crew OF the shipwrecked brig Mary G.
Boswell, from Satila river, Georgia, for
Richmond, with lumber. The crew had
been forty-eight hours in small boats when
picked UP. .-.. ..., .......
REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS.
WAsTIINGToN, November 2j.-The report
Of General Humphreys, Chief of Engineers,
shows that only two out OF five millions APP
propriated for rivers and harbors were
allotted. Among the allotments from the
appropriations OF August, 1876, are Cape
Fear river, SI10,000; Great kanawha river,
$4,000; James river, $40, 900; AppomattoN
river, $4,000. &c.,. , ....
General Humphreys recommends the fol-
lowing appropriations Fort Potomac, $780,
0C); Fort Washington, $4,000; Fort Pu-
laski, $4,000; Fort Taylor and the bate
ries ut Key West, $4,000; Fort Jefferson,
at Tortugas, $4,000; Fort Pickens, 49,
600; Fort McRae, $4,000; Fort Morgan,
Mobile bay, $4,000; Fort Jackson, Misss-
sippi river, $4,000; Fort st. Phillip, Mis-
sissippi river, $1,000.
WASHINGTON ITEMS. .,-..
WASHINGTON, November 25.-Captain G.
E. Beknap has been ordered to the COM
mand of the Pensacola narv-yard.
Suit has been brought against \. r. Shop
perd and Edgar Ketchum, bondsmen for
General Howard, OF the Freedmen's Blu
reau.
Assistant Surgeon McEldery has been re-
leved from duty at Fortress Monroe.
The Artillery-School band, from Fortress
Monroe twenty-five pieces, will play daily
at guard-mounting and dreSS-parade.
Tomorrow morning General Sherman
will review the troops.
-Four more companies en- route from Fort
Sill will arrive Tuesday.