The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-19
J, FIRE m THE MOUNTAINS.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 70 the DispatchI -.
5WARRENToN, VA, February 17.-Aa En-
tensive and very angry fire ia plainly Vfi's
Bile here. tonight til the. mountains nea1
Flint Hill, Rappabannock county. s.., ,.t
LATE MARINE DryAsTER-THE NAMES OF THOSE
WHO PERIsHED BY THE LOSS OF THE couL-
BURN. - f,
NEW YorK, February ia Crisfeld
| (Md.) dispatch says the names OF those who
persisted by the wrecking OF the Coulburn
on Monday in Chesapeake Bay are Captain
Thomas Saulsbury, William Fox, mate; Ed
ward Tigner, John r. Small. Samuel
Fletcher, and levin Jones, seamen. The
name Of the Other man was not ascertained.
They are all from the Eastern Shore Of Viz
qinia, and leave fanaffies. Two oyster pun
gies and another Schooner are also lost,
with their respective crews, aggregating
twenty souls. -.
The steamer, George Cromwell, which
last nights dispatches show undoubtedly
has been lost, had fye passengers and q
crew of twenty-three persons. II
MOBILE AND ONO RAGswKY COMPANY.
MOBILE, February IA petition was
flied to-day in the United States Circuit
Court by Morris Ketchulny surviving trus-
tee OF the Mobile and Ohio, Railroad Com
pany, for. the. appointment Of George 5.
Cox, president OF the American Exchange
Bank OF New York, and Phil. G. Calhoun,
president Of the Fourth National Bank OF
New York, to fiji the vacancies in the trrls-
teeship of the first mortgage Argument
uDon the effect OF Judge Woods request
and proposal to sit in the case will be heard
by the court Monday.
On petition OF the purchasers; OF the
Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany, on motion, Judge Grandin,. OF the
Circuit Court OF the United States for the
southern district OF Alabama, made de-
cree that on the payment OF the whole cash
required by the terms OF the purchase the
road shall be turned over to them.
The petitioners are represented by D.. {.
Stanton, and have forty days more to- pay
the cash required. They have already paid
100000.
AFFAIRS AT NEW ORLEANS QUIET.
NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-THE city
was never more quiet than last night and
to-day Acknowledgement Penn, of the
Nichols government, says not an order OF
any kind was issued from his office yester-
day. Furthermore, they do not believe the
Nichols government will be interfered with
in any event, let the presidential question
20 as it may. -, ..
FArkI. MISTAKE OF A PHILADELPHIA DRUGGIST.
PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-THE in
quest en- the body Of Hettie Love, who died
on Tuesday last from the effects Of muriatic
acid administered by mistake in dose OF
| castor-oil. was concluded by Coroner Got
darl to-day. The verdict charges criminal
negligence on the part Of the druggist, Isaac
w. Stiles. The accused was Temanded to
prison to await the action OF the grand
jury
-. MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
MATAMoEAs, February 17.-General Blhn-
co, who took command OF this border in
behalf OF Diaz, has restored order. Marall-
ders have come in and surrendered their
arms. General John W. Cortina, with about
900 well.armed cavalry, entered this city
and was received with military honors by
General Blanco amidst the ringing Of bells
and popular accamation. Cortina is pre-
pairing to start in a few days for the city o.
Mexico, where he has been called by Gen
| eral DiaZ.