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Death by Drowning.

House of Delegates .

Another speech of Vice President Stephens .

End of the Yelverton case

Affairs in Kansas .

Marrying Cousins.

The evacuation of Fort Sumter .

Suicide of an Errant wife.

Suicide of a murderer.

Death of a Survivor of the Groton massacre.

Fatal affray in Texas .

Scenes at the Institute .

Down the chimney.

Death of old citizens.

Mayor's Court -- Saturday .

Mr. Couldock , to-night.

The paper Mill .

Metropolitan Guard .

"Hard times, and more a Coming."

The Legislature.

The Convention.

England down on the Morrill Tariff

All the foreign Appointments from the free States.

The standing army and the Virginia Convention .

Dr. Carter , of Texas --the speech to-night.

The Southern Confederacy .

Opposition line for Mr. Vernon .

Military organization of the Confederate States .

The Mission to England .

Mr. Crittenden at home.

Military forces of Virginia Increasing.

Green peas and snow.

City point , March 22 .

For sale privately.

A no. 1 Seamstress and lady's Chambermaid for sale.

Evening session.

[by telegraph.]

Removals, Appointments, &c.

Actress in trouble.

Murder in jail, by a lunatic.

Death of a Missionary's wife.

Important to snuff Takers.

The twenty-second in Italy .

Tenacity of life.

Delicate Affair.

Extra session U. S. Senate .

The Missouri Convention .

From Washington .

Affairs in Texas .

Secession flag raising.

Collision on the Camden and Ambey Railroad .

Failures and Suspensions.

Burning of the schooner Sarah Ann --the storm-- Railroad travel, &c.

Death of a naval officer, &c.

Arrival of the steamer Bienville .

Death of Hon. E. Williams .

Death of a clergyman.

Opening of the Welland Canal .

Northern Markets.

Trustee sale of Land and five Negroes, in Hanover .

Trustee's sale of Land and Negroes in Amelia .

Raising Thunder with the wax-works.

Poison in wall paper.

Useful application of India rubber.

The Durability of stone.

Hotel Compulsion to pay Bills.

A strange marriage.

Odd typographical error.

Fraud in butter.

Her last moments.

A Wag, in Alexandria, Va. ,

Committed to jail as a Runaway.

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The Mission to England.

--Massachusetts seems to have been highly favored in the past few years, in the honor of representing our country at the Court of St. James. In the last twenty years, without referring to the period anterior to that, she has had there Edward Everett, George Bancroft, and Abbott Lawrence. Pennsylvania has been equally favored in that time, for she has sent three Ministers to the same Court — Joseph R. Ingersoll, James Buchanan, and George M. Dallas.

The Daily Dispatch: March 25, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. March 25, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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