The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-14

Don't Cry ABOUT IT.-Ihe Boston Cur.
pc, Bag furnishes the following "good' un."
Did The reader ever know a man grown. and
Big at that, with very small voice. that almost
sqaeaied in utering ITSELF and gave a most
RIDICULOUS aspect 10 what was perhaps of
great importance, as matters of life and DEATH
he reading OF d will, all exhortaion to virtue
Or Rn anxlons inquiry concerning the health
OF friends! or course he has; for there are
Rany such voices about. An agent OF large
manufacturing establishment in New Hamp-
shre possessed this peculiarly ofvoice to q
senarkable deg rec, which once was the cause
Ola most norHiYiBg and ludicrous mistake
A man came to the factory to get employment
"a greut hurley fellow, with a voice like
fhGnjer-nnd saluted the agent, who was a
small man, by the way, with the question
"Do You want To hire?" ia a tone thai seemed
~ shake the room in which they stood. Start
ms al the sound, and with face expressive
OF nervous irfiiabiity, he dfawled out in his
squeezing. querulous manner, If looking at
each word before he uttered it, ''No-i-ton't
--know-as--I-d0." The man, not under.
sssRding bis peculiarly, attributed the strange
tents To another cause. and kindly extended
BIS huge hand, as one might suppose friendly
hfar would uGder like circumstances, pa,trd
The little agent on the head and soo,binely NJ
saoni ii-don't take Oh so, if you cau't hire mel
This reminds US OF ii story we have resd
somewhere about Monk Lewis, the sutbor
who was remarkable for extreme sensbiIiry
SO much 20 that he was very easily affected 10
tears. One duy lie had been TO nav yisi, ~
some Duchess or o'her aud he came nuf of
The house, hiss eyes filled with tears. A friend
passing stopped him and inquired the cause of
es emotions. Oh" replied Lewis, in whin-
mg, trembling voice, 'ihe Duchess has said
10 many hfnd things TO me-" ''Never mind,
hs dear fellow" responded the friend in
soo,hing tone, and patting The sensitive man
Dhe didn't neon it"-N. O. Pic.
SINGULAR PHESoMEsos.-A correspondent
81 The Cumberland Telegraph, writing from
fslie'man' Va. under date of Sept. 3, says:
Our town was visited last night with mos,
angular natural phenomenon. No,,,;ng less
man MOOD oil insects, somewhat s;m;Iar ;n
appearance TO the ..miler" fv. Th.v -, -
esIeo instantly and instantly rooms " hsreye,
hsn's were burning, were filled win ,hen,
S..,... q pu'tng Gown OF windows and
80 h.. =. oo0's, was never known in this re-.
ssn.,is. - Soahe, rushing To the streets with
I, ~ bahd, were literally comnell.d -
dsop them and cnmose as ,b.y :. psueo 10
eSarm OF bees.s One gentleman .s, :; u1l' a
lne street, and 10 about five m;nn,s. ' ,.n
ssnshs ,nE on the ground around !. 70 '' ,ss
ssp,h DISK INCHES. Bonfies were mil, ~ .ne
ne e'axs east iis iigh, abroad. m. ann
mort sing uiar ]; and IN their n.... sene
nc hames. lookesi far oil The world In &c
s'Ass, coming % thick as any snow xo,, snow no
"-ponr,ng eonsian, living stream i ;,,.a
NE hles. Coon men and boys ,omn,sn .a''
ssoseiing them into the flames, which cans.
anything but pleasant sensations upon olfnc,o
nerves. Upon observation il waa discoye,
60 That wherever they lighted, they rename,
seposis.ns, Of once, swoeggs--and then, e,
nomenis afterwards. expiring. Within ,e
.asshs alter !, was irst noticed that thei
entirely. s .'''''"l
csshsrins Hayes b going to Caliior