The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

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rnun.v sroaNrNu. AUG. q. isss.
uIcs what Yes Spend." -.
aye. that thes III spend, my son, ssa
!. - n-sk.r ..not what the II make. which
~, .s-,ss ~ha.her thee = ~ b rich or not"
c.s.. - crIv raAxxLrx's advice IN announcer
,r..r. care Of the pennies, and the
y. :. :. -, take care Of themselves." Aeon.
t~. remarks. . Hen Ars continually
$50. IN smalt expenses, saying TO them
.as.sS tSat Il 10 only tribe, yet Sorgssung
,nss ia aggregate 10 serious mat even ne
!. %,: ., "n :. !. psi dollar. sad
= haif q year, and that II the interest 81 cap
TAI Of six hundred dollars.
g The man that Saves ton cents oAy only ~
% zach richer than him who does no. ~ -, -
hundred dollars. Every sixteen year, 6n
een,s day becomes 70 six hundred dolisn
and. il invested quarterly, does not take nan
thai time. But ten cents day Is cnld pay pay,
acme will exciaim. Well, then, JOHN JAoD s
Aaron uscd TO say that when man, wh WI,
" ishre 70 b rich. has saved ten thousand w. a,
isfa ne hss won half the battle no. ITO
Aaron thought ten thousand dotiaIs huv a
But he knew that In mak .nSasn, economy.
-hich wnuid constantly keep him aoNa.S ,a
In Wealta How many, however, prsas and
fhousand in o few years in extra s1 III as ,hey
when, on looking Dack, cam" 70, To save is
saw. where tho money went 70 .nSar eyen
M ,~oi,sn rule TO get rich. To SO uanoea; ,ha
ali sums. 10 the first step towaros 'he
poor-house-" ---
ru~Io.,os TINES OPyIcn.-Mr Story, son
ri one of the proprietors OF the koches"i
Dsmocrst writes 10 that paper an account Oh
NJ. visit TO the once Of the London Times
we copy portion Of this narrative:
one Of the most interesting and mover oe
partments of the establishment Is Una, III
which the stereotyping process Is ca[i.ou III
You know perhaps alTesaS from from stereotype
plates, thus saving great p par, OF 'n n,ats Is
and tear Of the type The stereotype pia,e
taken from the Storm" in three mlnutes, W "
new urocess invented by Swiss ana KNOW
nniv In him A thin layer of soft ana CANT
pauier mache first receives the lmpressto ~ ,h U
the type and after 1t has been naIoeneu ~
application Of heat, the melted Ienu - Tha
~ ,.,hirh e. to form the stereotype plate. Inc
nsnier mache mas the power OF Tesisunk .o
action of the melted lead, and comes OUT oi tne
aerv trial uninjured, and almost unscorchso.
The plates are re-melted every day aitei tiie
,.suo ~ the day is printed from them, and the
waste of type metal from day to DAY Is very
siight. By this power of multiplying tne
nun Der of forms from which the same sioe "a
the paper can bio printed, the Times con
its 20 600 copies, on an emergency, in TWO noufs
time The Times employs In its establishment.
acme $50 persons. II has eighteen reporters ~
the Houses OF Parliament, ana Ior tnese, as
working hours are the night hours exclusive
". 1t owns four cabs which are employed
solely in carrying reporters ana repoI . u
night to and fro between frlhtihe nVuse
Snuare and the Palace at Westminster. Inc
reporters relieve each other at the Houses ev-
ery quarter hour, and thus, though the DEBATE
in the Commons lasts till four O'CLOCK In the
morning, the Times gives 1t in fulI py sunrise,
though il cover two whole pages VI Lie Joui-
nal.
ELOQUENT ExrRAor.-The best thing yet
written by Edward Everett in his "Mount
Vernon Papers," IL an article on the late
comet After describing its approach to the
earth and the beautiful picture 1t presented
he says
"Return, Their. .mysterious traveller, to the
depths of the hedSens. never again to be seen
by the eyes of men now living Thou hast run
thy race with glory! Millions OF eyes nave
gazed upon thee with wonderful they shall
never look upon thee again. Since tiny last
appearance in these skies, empires, languages
and races of men have died nway-the Mace
donian, the Alexandrian, the Augustan, the
Parrhian, the byzantine, the Saracenic, the
Ottoman d y nasties have sunk or are sinking
into the gulf of ages. Since thy last appear
ance old continents have relapsed into igno'
rance, and new worlds have come out from
behind the evil OF waters. The Magian fire.
are quenched ON the hill-tops of Asia; the
Chaldean IL blind the Egyptian hierogramis'
has lost his cunning; the Oracies are dumb
Wisdom now dwells in the farthest Thules, OF
in newly discovered worlds beyond the sea
HAPPY, when wheeling up again from the ce
lestinl abysses, thou art once more seen by tn,
dweilers of the earth, the language we speal
shall DO forgotten, and science shall have het
to the utmost corners of the earth. But eyeI
th0ra Iss hon hat mn r "a IN Wy m
drous circuit, shall still guide thy course; ant
then, as now, Hesper will smile at thy ap
proach, and Arcturus with his sons rejoice a
thy coming"
An AMERICAN INvBNTIoN.-One Of Bishop
American floating derricks having been put o
the Thames, in London, 1t has furnished
theme of admiration to several Of our cotem
poraries OF that city. To test its powers
Norwegian vessel of 900 tons was recently la
alongside Of ii, and three chains were rapid,
passed under the bottom and connected witt
the lifts Of the derrick When all was secure
the machinery was set in motion, and tn
vessel was steadily lifted from the water a
the rate OF about foot per minute. WheT
raised twenty feet, q small steamer of six ty
tons was fastened beneath her, aud both YES
sells were raised high into the air. presenting u
most singular appearance.
AHYPocRITE UNMAsKEp.-Oneo of the mem
bers of the Baptist Church in GAINESVILLE who
voted to expei Deacon Cox, for acting as Depu-
~ United States Mar hal in the arrest OF n
fugitive slave, has since that time been public
ly whipped with q raw hide in that city, for
repeatedly insulting married lady with dis
honorable proposals. The indignant lady gave
her husband letter that the scamp had sent
ner, ana the result was that the would be t.gay
deceiyer" got his deserts. The papers state
that the whipped one had been dismissed from
another church for a like offence, and got into
the one of which Deacon Cox was a member
just in time to vote for the expulsion for obev
ing the laws OF the land-Cyerslaad Democrat.
16h. '
The Yrs AND Downs OF CALIFORNIA LIFE.
"A young man named John Henry KimbIe
was arrested last evening, and brought to the
statlon-house on q charge Of yagrancy. In
1850 this same man, now lying in the city pri-
son as An idle vagabond, was possessed of pro
perry valued at S2O0, UO0--the owner of real es-
tate, houses, lands and merchandise in this
city, and quartz lead in VolcanoyilIe which
yielded richly How his reyerses have come
upon him-whether by gaming extravagance
dissipation or neglect--we know not but tn,
simple fact of the fall from a prncely estate
70 poverty and disgrace, 10 sorrowful in the
extreme.-AtIas, 25fh.
THh WESTERN PENALTY FOR DRAwYNc
from Hannibal. Mo- stata
tnAt gentleman left Hannibal on Saturday
Inc i1th,) with LOO in bank notes ON the
branch bank of the State of Missouri at Chill
cotna, Tor redemption; that he presen red them
~ tho counter for that purpose. and when es,ea,
had been redeemed in silver, crowd of SO or7s
peIsons entered the bank and desired him to
leave. Some Of them gave him Ave min u ties in
which to take his departure, others only two
miuutee; while others cried out-"HanS him
hang him ~ Fearful Of losing his money in
such crowd. he put il up and returned to
Hannibal the same evening.
NORTH CAROLINA Roll OF HoNoR.-The
loiowing ~ list OF Revolutionary soldiers