The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-27
.,senc, of the Daily Dispatch.


WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. "a, 1882.
81, ,,hl;shed correspondence between Cap
I,,e and NJ. kossuth, attracts considera-
"a, .t,on,;ou. II Capt. Long acted hastily,
.,hsecgent conduct toward the great Mag
sboulj exonerate him from all censure.-
~. ro,ouned "aitache," whose letter (calum-
iHs kossuth) went the rounds ofthe press
us enuafry--and who Is shrewdlv suspec.
10 ~ "a be John l.. Hodge, L. 5. Consul, at
mu...se;lIes-is placed in this correspondence,
every enviable attitude before the Ameri-
=. - naonle. Should he prove TO be the author,
S SS- rr,rsIl s demanded by every principle Of
Ms 80. an4 honor. which should characterize
1a.;,a,e. rs we'll as official acts, of the APP
"' .nn,n1 accents of this government.
trx,ens,ye preparations are in progress, 10
.,.cIsf to the birth day of Washngton.-
T's S3J If February 1.-THE I'D occurring on
tt'"ss1oxl will be a gala day in the metropolis;
- ssi, should be, after the unusual demon
...,,nns complimentary TO kossuth. il is a
.on;tious en- TO witness the assembled re-
ftten,atiyes of the nation. doing honor TO
,bs memory of him, ''who was fist in war,
fret in peace, and is get FIRST in the hearts of
ole Mortez will be in our midst in the
,-nrsa Of couple OF weeks; so say the North
90 nsners. The bucks and mustached ex-
rr;sIes OF CIR city can scarcely contain them
selyes; such is the eXiacy created by the an
rouncemeut. The more staid and sober pOr-
ian the community look with much disfavor
rnnn her appearance on our boards. Now,
,rhareyer NAV be her sins of omission or CON-
mission, | cannot discover why Lola should
mi meet with q welcome, equally as enthusi-
,,-,th Had oil WI q
erected two weeks ago. A record of the past
history of Lola will certainly compare favora-
hly with that which rumor assigns TO Madame
C.. and. why so inyideous a distinction should
be drawn between the two, prejudicially affect
ing the former, passes my comprehension; es
neciaIly when neither of them are altogethe
IS "pare as the icicle that hangs on DIAM
temple"
An Irishman on his return to the Gland of tn
Sod" being questioned as 10 the ''thrue stat,
Of things in swate Ameriky," replied very la
coricallv, that ''it was paradise for women
av0rksh0p for men, but hell for horses" sucl
is literally the case at the present time il
Washington.
Pennsylvania avenue during the whole o
the present week has exhibited a scene of ami
nation and JOYOUS excitement, rarely witness
ed upon any other thoroughtare in this coun
NV He HCsCI bCttCIy I'LL
hence, every description of vehicle has bee
brought into requisition and put upon runners
The merry jingle of the bells, especially du
ring the evenings, and until ''the witching tim
OF night" attest the fact, that horse-hesh :'su
fers some, while contributing to the EMO
neut OF the women.
The brain is taxed to produce somethin
unique and original. Yesterday "a large jolly
boat, we'll packed with the 'hoys, containn
three tall masts with col0rs flying and draw
by four horses, passed up and down the Ave
nue. on runners TO the great wonderment of tn
natives. 4 sleigh drawn by six horses, an
containing a Wild party, followed just in tn
rear, accompanied by an organ grinder; III
vocal and instrumental music of this part
combined, was anything in the world but
concord Of sweet sounds"
The elements often battle oil human effort
10 combat them. The steamer Powbatan, aftt
performing prodigies of wonder, at last yield
10 stern necessity, and is laid up for the set
son. The ive Oh the Potomac is unpreceden
~ thick and solid.
The Postmaster General has effected an a
E1ngement wuiI Mr.. Reside TO run a dali
mail from " ashington by land, to connect viii
the Richmond and Potomac Railroad Tt
mails went off on yesterday, by this new rout
NO news Ui special interest. HENRICo.