The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-23

At a recent exhibition OF the 81 vincent
Academy of Young Ladies', near New Nork,
Archbishop HueHks, in an address TO the ru-
pits. said he should recommend the teachers
Al The next session to establish new branch
OF study, the science of estsine. Every young
lady" said the Archbishop, al don't care II
she be a queen, ought TO understand this de-
partment. Even though she may not have to
pracuee 1t, though she may he able 10 hire her
cooAs, yet she should understand II herseif,
for 1t may happen some day thai the cook will
dismiss her. What a predicament she would
be in then, The Sisters should arrange 1t so
that all The girls over thirteen years OF age
should be enabled to spend portion OF 'he
time in the kitchen, aud become aeq a"ih'e
with cooking and Housekeeping. AT INC Gnu
o, another year. If living, and my purse is long
enoush. I will give gold medal OF not less
than $50 in value, 10 the young iady VINO VIII
write the best essay, not exceeding i've pages
In length, upon this great new science have
spoken Of
The New York Express, commenting on the
above, exclaims Bravo! bravo! Most ven-
cradle prels,e. 1t delights the heart OF even
a X. n. editor to applaud your most noble
speech" The Express then proceeds 10 insist
that the cuistns is far more important than the
piano or the harp, aud that it mposs BILE for
that wife TO have a good husband who does
not furnish on her table we'll baked bread and
we'll cooked meat. The kitchen department,
the Express maintains, is OF infinitely msre
importance than the pario ana the only way
10 be a queen over q husbands heart is ~
know how 10 be his cook. The self-evident
philosophy Of this il that bad bread, bad meat
bad food, destroys the s,omacbs OF usbauds,
and The brain and the stomach have nervous
connexions 50 Ia innate, that At is almost i'm
possible to have well balanced head, or .
placid dlsposItio with n badly supplied
stomach. la this way, according to our New
YORK contemporary. "wises become responsi-
bic Tor cross nus oaads, and dyspepsia Is but
The aranf toavtu OF divorce" The *. N.
editor " winds up by calling upon ali Protest.
auts 10 follow The programme of Archbishop
HuGHEs.
We referred, not long ago, to the great at
tention gwen Ia England, OF late, to the in
depreciation OF prophecy, and the various
elaborate treatises winch have been written
10 prove that the millenial morning draweth
near. But We have seen nothing that gave us
The slightest nope Of such contamination
TILL Witnessed the above fra;ernal hug he
tween Archbishop HUGHES and the New York
Express. Here as Il platIorm on which Roman
Catholics and Pr,teslants meet for the fire
time aud on which they stand heart TO heart
or at least stomach to stomach. A new sci.
ence, Indeed, which teaches the lion aud The
lamb TO lie down together, and men Of differ.
ent creeds TO bury all their pref udices in the
same gastric sepuIcnre. Who knows but dys.
pepsIa is he chief agent of all The polemica
as well is political acerDities of mankind, aud
that II diet OF we'll prepared food would d.
more for the harmony Of mankind than all
the ecclesiastical aud secular Diets that have
ever been held
We there ore avow ours elves in favor O;
establishing Department Of Theoretical and
Practical Cookery in All seminaries for the in
struction of young ladies. Instead Of prize
however, for al article on cookery, we would
suggest a reward for the best cooked article
A system of marks might also be adopted, by
which the progress OF the pupils, forward or
backward, could be ascerta tanned. The laggard
III This grand race for the improvement OF
mankind, should be gently stimulated by ad-
ministeriug dose of her own cookery and
the proficient should be rewarded, rs above
with gold medal, ard some graduating title,
signifyiLg that she is Mistress Of the Arts OF
Roast Beef and Plum Pudding.
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