The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-03

AnE OASE of TIE REV MR.. KALLoCH.-IAe
charges against the Rev. Mr.. Kalloch, Of Boston,
~ which wereferred few days ago. are reiterated
MS accusers and so openly and boldly that sew
esAi OF fnose who undertook to defend him have
announced their intention to desert him il he does
n's come out and demand Q fun investigation Of
| tue whole matter. The landlord Of the hotel 1t
which Mr. Kalloeh, put up with . lady, at Cam-
bridge, Massachusetts, publishes the following A.
fiayit:-
East Cambridge, Jan. 81, 1857.
l, Ephraim ?. Bailey, do depose and say that l
am one OF the landlords of q hotel In East Cam.
bridge, now known rs the Cragie House. formerly
known as the Lochmere House. that on the night
| OF tue oth of January instant, about o'clock, q
gentleman, accompanied by lady, came to the
Cragie House Ia . carriage; the gentleman stat.
ed that he was to lecture before the lvceum tha I
evening, and desired q fire to be made in q pri.
vaie room, for the accommodation Of himself and
his wife; the man then ordered some hot whisky,
saying he was not very we'll and his wife was
i'll; If could bring it up without being known.
| to do so; took it up and handed 1t to the lady
suspicious of the characters of the persons being
aroused, and wishing to protect the character cf
| the house. / went to q room adjoining that occu.
pied by the parties, and l. through an opening At
the top of the door, saw the gentleman kisss
the lady; the persons occupied the room about
An hour and . half before the lecture; heard the
woman say what would your wife say if she
but what would your husband say if he knew
itf"
Ard they left the house to attend tho lecture.
and while the room was unoccupied, widened
the crevice above the door, in the presence of Mr.
Samuel Giddings, 30 that the eye could command .
view of the bed and the principal portion of the
floor and furniture of the room. Thelady return
ed from the lecture about five minutes before the
gentleman, and went to the room formerly occu~
pied. The conversation was rather low. He pro-
posed occupying the bed She said, NO. they
will mistrust US" Saw the lady take the combs
out of her hair and lay them on the dressing bu.
reau. Saw the NAN take pillow from the bed
| and lay it upon the floor; and then both the man
and the woman laid down upon the Hoor. was
alone at the time Afterwards went down stairs.
ana told Mr.. Griffin an Mr.. Giddings, the latter
| fare-taker on the East Cambridge omnibusses,
what was going on; both those gentlemen then
went up and examined the premises; am fully
satisfied that the individual was Rev. Isaac s. Kali
loch and that the woman be was with was not his
wife furthermore, believe that the man did then
and there commit adultery with the woman; de-
ponent further says that on paying his bill, Rev
Mr.. Kalloch ordered another whiskey sling and
drank it; and further this deponent saith not
EPHRAIM Z. BAILEY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this aSth day
of January, 1857.
SAMUEL r. GLENN, Justice of the Peace.
Mr.. Giddings publishes a similar affidavit Mr..
kaloch has admitted that he drank the liquor, bu.
gives as an excuse that he yves much fatigued and
very unwell, and had been advised by physician
to drink occasionally, for the benefit of his health,
little Bourbon whiskey. The Bangor Whig says
Mr. Kalloch has been fast young man, and car,
ried the same qualities into his ministry. At Rock
land fast place for loose morals, he has been con.
s.dered one Of the "b'hoys" drove his fast horse
and smoked his Hayana with great gusto, and was
spoken of there very Familiarity as ike EalIoch "
With all the outside indications OF an absence OF
visl hv the
of the people, and by his own assurance, he has
been put into fremont Temple as great popular
preacher.
| The Boston Herald alss says:
He hss figured as 9 most active moral reformer
has been q promins Mt Maine Law man; has been
iercely and bitterly denuncstory against the immor-
alites icentiousness and degeneracy of tbs times
ss$ast the coreubnsge api violation OF the marriage
three thousand who entered their protest IN
sgsinst the Kanaas.Ne ebraska act "a rape of the
yir, in territory" and of the most active po-
llfical clergymen 10 the late campaign, stumping
everywhere for his candidate speaking eloquently
| ana uathelically over bleeding Ksnsas.
Weshall fiud on examining the list of clerical de
helped to swell that list have been clsrgymen who
have left their yoeston ed their backs upon the
alta, and slsagsd in partisan warfase with their
| whole souls.
| LATER FROM LIBERIA-The barque Shirley, Al
| New York, brings advioss from Monrovia to De
cember 27:
The ship Elvira Owen, from Baltimore. arrived at
Cape Pal,aE' Sept l9'h, and aftsr landing thirty
migrants, sailedtn the 2sd for Callao The Ameri-
can schooners Fswn and King Fisher sai led down the
| coast of Liberia, from Monrovia the z3th and
2sth of November The ralm Oil crop was oomi.g
| Legislature of Liberia was delivered Dec Oh. 1t
gave general satisfaction The revenue + the last
f'cal year is stated to have exceeded that Of the
preceding year 25 per cent. Tho receipt. and da-
bpisemsn,s Of the government for the fiscal year
eaded S0th eept. 1876, are stated a. follows: Re.
ssiP.: sta ,i'eassmsDt' 6S $50 s4s eE'e'
President Benson recommends the appropriation
of few hu odrsd dollars to assist in defrsyIng the
ernment Square, at Monrovia. for the enee urass
| msnt Of agriculture. mat ufsctures and commerce
| AN HONEST AUDITOR IN TRoUgLE-The pre-
sent State Auditor OF Indiana. by his too homes,
and contiding nature, bas lost much money by q
recent transaction with some of the Free Banks 8
| He was induced by the over persuasion of the
Grammercy Bank Of Lafayette, Indiana, to sur
render $50 000 in bonds of the security Of said
bank for which they proposed (at future tme)lto
deposit specie with the Auditor, according to law
with which he should redeem the circulation ol
Grammercy Bank: They then sold their bonds a'
| Louisville, and decamped with the speculation oi
| $50 COO. The auditor made clean breast of IL
| Saturday to the Indiana Legislature offering hi.
property, far IS it would GO to secure the State
| which is not, however. sufficient He also has
| Inc INDIVIDUAL UduuS Ol C'FIalu W6AltHy R6Qtlo~
| men as security y.--CAicago Tribune, 18th.
| WARNING TO BoYs.-The Lyons New York
Republican says lad in that village wished to
ascertain how tight bis wet tongue would stick to
| an axe that had been lying in the wood shed al
| night. The experiment was successful, and the
Illustration of the tsnaety of frosty axe to q wei
tongue far more forcble than pleasing. The little
| fellows cries. or attempts to cry. brought his fa-
ther to his assistance aud the boy, with the axe
! sticking to the unruly member, was carried into
the house, and it was some time before they could
| be made to par. company
AN ODoITY.-There is a farmer In Bethany
Conn, who has not worn = hat, or any covering on
his head for twenty years, winter or summer, and
who says his head is never cold. During the re-
cent severe weather. he might have been seer
working roads through the snow, with thick warm
mittens on his hands, but covering on his head
DEMAND FOR SILVER Coin 1t is not only In
dia and China that want silver to 30 large an ex'
tent, but the demand from Russia and Austria for
this medal is of serious Inconvenience
meeting of the Whig and American party In
Culpeper viii be held ut Culpeper Court House
on Monday, the 10th inst court day. for the pur
pose Of nominating candidate for the next Legis
lAiure
The Mariana, Fla, Patriot, Of the 18th instant
ssys there was slight fall of snow at that place