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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-23
TEE B2iliSa PREss on The BATTLE OF MA
I ASS -.

From The Lonaon Times Aukust It'll

'Tae clsssosiona which arose some months
ago in the United States of North America
have un'or.uua telY assumed the character OF
open way "
Suca Is the tranquil comment Of the rovaI
speech upon the event. in tha New Word
which ha fallen 50 unexpectedly upOn the
ear ~ EUROPE Oar = zen has ret &c ted with
an excellent fldell. y tns feel .yS Ot her TAO
pie. After he frst surp-ISo was over, and
when the Good bless me- voa don say SO p,
had been said, W tEink VIE never heard Of 4
battle Ia which IS 90 men seem 10 have been
engaged On each sid, and which fell so blank
upon the public ear, aud Engaged 40 little Eu-
r0pcan interest. The faCt 10, that we do
not like 10 laugh, and the sense of the II
dtc1Ious comes too strong OYER ~ when
we would be serious. 1t 5 q great battle
without the dignity OF danger or the painful
interest Of sre.t carnage. There are ali tue
ridiculous incidents OF stark fear and rebiI
tel r0r, without much rsal r3riI and with very
attle tctual luf ring. We begin 10 feel that
we have beea cheated ont of our symp .thiss
when tnie war broke out Ue Eoglish all pic
tuT-d 70 ourselves two earnest sec Lions OF the
same population intarlaced N mortGl combat,
warriEg 10 the knife ana u tbs death w
received ty every mail little sarlDles OF an
agmosphere OF biocd and thunder, and war
ana wound. Al America appe4rad 10 US,
poor uupea, like Il fresh exploded Nine--aiI
sIaoke, aud fra21nente, ard torn limos we
fAncled our EinsEen reckless, furious fytng
at ed9D otpar : throats. and careless IF their
own safety. At tha same TIME that they were
SHAKING their knives a. sax other, hey weTe
Shading Their fists AZ we tremhied fc-
what Ne were fated % see. We held our
breath tor the frst shock of battle b,tweeu
these two yoang giants. We shut our eyes
against tbs deadly struggle. We are calm
er now. We are all calmer. We are
satisfied that these wariike athletes, WHO
are issuing spch dire threats against any
one who should dare 10 offer 70 separat.
them, are not So very reckless. Siuca their
diseensons have rs stunned - the character of
open war" they have been carried on upou
strictly humani .arian principles. II we are
to believe The American press, an American
battle has never yet oeen so dangerous rs al
American passenger boat, and not IN ucn more
SO than IN american railway. The hostile
forces snsIi eaca otoer out 0; sLrong fortress
without losing single life Tasy night ii bat
tie Ill western Virginia, which determines the
fata Of district, At the expsnss Of less than a
score OF casualties +; and a great stand up bat
tie 10 fought between III. 900 man, ending In .
HanIc ana twenty miles run and when the
Grand Army Of the Potomac reaches Al.
sxandrtA, the New York Herald reports that
=" tas Niisd on our side Will be bs:Wssl three
II y vssy aiaeeslt 70 gage ~ seltaity u
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49, to.ty Lave Gt IL IL. co "a S.A l.. o. 90
: E0EsUs
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= "a. III fee Ia the LUul4.C, - IU.cv TIA Lls.s
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-
LntelligsRe. his boon received OF ia a.,.ya
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The Rev a,r.ld, OF Vussaey. ssyr

II Inns ton ccuptv. n q on TIL = p i.s'
4 ny he me OF = licsl - sf9pc Il ~ c.
thu ny me mama %; Simn " llasUS Tea
dlGrrpns parts OF his rATscp, Cr- Nt' i IL
tered and sp'li his heart. t.ii & IN almost
III 7ian'iy.
The Laesburg " rror s@ys This e~e,ny
still. moves along the ia K &! b. Z tomHc,
ppp>a.t. l. udIuUs ba. ~" are no 2 - ~
s'ying tha not cns OF them : ths ring %
CONS across ~
V~-non Lind barEe-, iatA'v arrested = I.
Pnr. lot lcco, NJ uoon pusilcicn ot pc. d.
,ng ~ in the UOrfed-: e Array It's x ii
he ca,h OF allegiance 20 h LtutJln Govern
men ard procure his dIs,harss.
II" FILLMORE Eg bange po lively mes
the StAt+rent that Den Tench iit:nrTu Is
raisirg Lroops on tho Easter. Slore OF " 3
iand and tnteads tak,ag a comm sac la Y =
ginis.
The Holiday Street Theatre, 8 ,i'!Tr 70
0as re opened, under the maAugsIn 5nt Il
Phillips.
Captain A J wh"ehead late shertH OF
P,ttsyiyaui1 county, We died. Aast -aJLQxy,
AT Ter Il brief tiiuss-.
Lieut. Julian "cAli,. to-, wh, has heea
prolno:et ~ c tptaincy IN Line IL ARM is
a native o. -SaunnA. ia
Ths Wilmington N q Saving. BNrk has
taken i've thousand uoiiS1s ~ tho touIc1 or .
loan acVer Used " recently.
Rev. George McHeh. rns Of The Ali ,ors ~
the ,yettsvhis N o. Prssby tsrian al, II il
that place. on Sunday lat.
Vim y WOLF. Esq. who was T"Scl Der
OF the Ia ryisud L. xislsturs in l'e3. irom
Freoer.e county, Ui~ti i Jew days
NJ ijr. General FrsmCn, has { It Tsd Caps.
Thomas t- ucis Mea~he. h. position OF AID
De temr VII ire - Z - 'Nt"e"i
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al avu..uGC.
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he : 10 20 aaT 70 stop .rrespolu- e oy
ExuT IS, Re the > TsT ns.orss % ms Tc- -
ury ID pl-tneuT
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TaR BrLl Rus kA,ss In lis comments Gu
the letter CT Mr. Russell 10 thu london
Times, the New York Herald thus aliudes To
the time made by al Lng,lshman in tbs graat
race
Aud ne for running away. MIR Russell BIN
self sc; the sAampi', Ana, riding l. tuaminx
stasd, was foremost CI al. In tls line III re-
treat, so cistanei' ever J Tersoa Il lex in
bis ride Tor iiis to Wards W asningtoE.
Jefferson brick" Is the name by wnirn
Bennett dating aiahss his loving contsmp< rAry
Of the New York Times.
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Storm la stnc.una

CIseIEsAgG Aug. Il ". have nd =
lel18ing -! hare, wasn't swsv this roads
III Ia n"lgho rho9' and Ni:ag =. .ay ct Inc
cellars IN LLiE ,t,v
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federal psrt Il ,hs Position o. Tia
GNnf HrIn,sa

ALRxAEpsIA. Aug p This Il g@s' portion
- tbs y luieda - - force Is 1T lrtAz q Il
Every Thing Is gu st on the Potomac.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-23

E'H.hcItL In ma = v Tork so@E r1.rsec
gu Weinss""v North CaEorna G declined
-f>l's - SIT; VIRGINIA c. az trced sofas
- Jf,; Ten lesses IS advanced sales -
A..
Ihe New z Il H,r.ld, Of Tussaty. sayr
TIL stcck ma k.t fell T yes 's.1ay on "a
str'Ds'h OF tha '"tg1 oVs aud rSa c"I ~
TIE Z crstsry o. y r. Fnr mora -r~op1 = =
Do rs WcHG 'te II NJ th4 lat re'eut . :
til med = rotu-- nali Fof 9u aet}y at'"cr o
wishing n h7 Paarr gtydG f3-cas = ,ae
30 not = : - re "f tha 20 ~ coIp.tu
md 'sr CEN in h r-sI t-Tsd; ~ 70 ~
COTS b" a-t0g 7 csut r'sc 8, ctin,d re-
cant 81 - tlDcks u - ifu-d 'h0ugn IA
eTutr &c sly iudtca t"s g"na~ll -. a d
tue ssCrts T"gardip1 the rAruC, .tin~ II
~onfheru b ndr 81 n 'rthern T. n6s y -
Na>sS's dec I'm q f.f ecu T. it ;,
NarIn U'roiinss J; VI scouts, u Tia f..
'reat Of Heu STE. T.. 50: ia FL cArs. or q
Springfield by q II dCCult.C h 4ra reg, rdat
~ ~ Tas or biz o. urre""es fn- rSs cred II
te sac o. III sour / +. es,daut Y ing
o tie Ike virginia. uattl" aeld ard tts
'at@' Ial IN terosts mast sGT IL e,Lss-
Q1eac5.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
zepor,se for he slchuopo D,epn,cs
Case Of VS. h'ns'na C.sr..p .d as, ",
Bo.siy

6 ass p Of VS. h'assnn C.....p I'D ~, VI
SOL
Nav YoEE liz p - Fac Wa~h4r D, cor.
~.pJ ndeLt .n9 Post says ihAL IL Z. ~
. p4r neIt h Cersaln OF j abtlty ~ Il, Is
pm tn uavigu t,cu of t4s = o. ia s "a.
b T5rnment IA sealing arms e L, &C. Z Tsrl..s-
,ee
The correspondent OF the t5mnyrc!gt say.
nat the feeling ano, z mhlti... IusaI p ~
Washing ton is plttsr II IA tsA - p,an . Il ..
sell, tns CORES pendent OF the l4,ndJu & mas.
there n. g. airs 10 he bat iI,t,s uAx Ct, ie.t
bout an attack OF IIugtoH.
mr. foteler. tns 20, grsssmar from Ear.
er's Ferry District, has been sent 70 F-r. l. :.
.ayetts.
We stated. on the authority Of Charles.
own par-r, taat Ar Bot. IT aas released X
tppe@rs, however. unIs2s the tel, grup,,c cor
respondent Ia Ia s.rCr. Lh..a ne ~ s.tI a, Lac
custody OF me ank-e s-oGud.sls. iL4s.o,ut
ime tor our Government ~ naopt sarlnrou6
egui6u3Is tor to-" IFr.l,r-nt Il yriskJu,r,
~hsA poaooaDls VirgiLln,a a.e ura.s-c Il q
Dix houses = nixas ara u uaA IN. Nurtu-
EN- QunsSvL5
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Nv 'olk L. Soa 't.st
NV To8E A"g y Thu AL IS ~ oot'o,,
today were $50 b dss, S. 10 Cen Is fyr md
HiiCsS
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Glr. Wyl' asked tn Eutsr Secretary OF
Stace foT Fore gn ATlirs if hsr Me,asty's
GOy"rrn'en: had received any oommnulSa-
ton from he President OF TIA Iaited s ates
or from the British EmbaeEGdcc st " u hing
ton. that 4 was the intention Of tn Govern :
ment OF he United States 20 station .eSs. .
II the ports CT the Sou'harn States of Il M
rica 10 CT il c. anu levy duties rpon foreign
merchandise
Lord Falmerston The Federal Corg vess
n ave pas sd bill into lazy empowering the
fras,dent, II he sn0ull think H., 10 do what
my honor HE :Ticad says. namely 10 station
vessels II certain ports IN thu y ne n
states for lie purpose Of their cotlecn"g Cus.
TOMS duties up u Goods ccm;as IL. -JY hQr -
cTahls tr:Gnd will a;Rure that this o. ocp,,-
Ing, X IL Gh 1u!d be g1op 81 would ha prpC-
tically Il scDsrcesSiUn OF the block de- be
cau8a rou cannot blockade u por; u prty-n,
shipe from ec t-rlTs ana al Tia same time
lazy customs duties Oh the as umpt.on tina.
the port $ open. We have not vet been in
formed what ara the inten lions of tha Presi-
dent with regard 20 the III alter, or which OF
tho TWO modes he Will puIsne
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
TIE FARMERS STATE MUTUAL
COriginal Min Creek
INSUaANCH COMPANY,

INSURANCE. COMPANH X
(NoNTINUBs no OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF DRLA.
" its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
isks
This Company Is the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance in
State being the hTst to Introduce the principle among
u.s. An tho others mere limitations
II Is recommended by dftean years experience in and
attention to, the subject Of Mutual Insurance, which, y Is
believed has enabled the Managers so to adjust aud dis
eminate between the different varieties OF properly aug
risks, 10 render the membership the most equitable and
Alduol Of auy other Company in the state ,
1t does not boast that has met with NO loss or only
zone or two small osses during its exstenee-w the
insurance List small the osses must needs be in pro-
portonbu Justly boasts that within the last years
II has paid $4,000 in oHses and attendant eNpenheH WIN
ont single VI litigation rarely Of even difference OF
opinion and in almost all cases to the entire satisfaction
OF the parties insured-Always within the limits OF 60
days, unless at the option Of tho parties.
II has got tho best and sost List of Insurance. Of any
other Company in the State
has eHs al hazard in any single risk, In propor-
ton 70 It's means than any other Company In the state
II has rejected hundreds Of thousands Of Dollars o. In
surance offered to IT, within the last three months either
~ being too great risks in single case OF as mint OBJ
eeis Of Mutual asurancei and nowithalandius this Ar
the multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Comphnie
within y bounds II has increased its List Of Insurance.
- HlLF'A MILLION OF DOLLARS
Il commences the year 1854 with an amount real pSo
lection TO the community Of S2s2 OS
Guarded by surplus fund Of le'VV
Total Protection. $4,000
1t the work the Farmers Of Delaware, and as aue
they ought to patroniza 1t.
4 Presdent-JBssE SHARPE.
Secretary and observation-disclosures McCABA
DIRECTORS:
Braniyiyiiis Hanarsd-Wiliam p. Lodge
ChristlGaa Hundred-James DelAplaue.
= WILMINGTON HuRdytd-Jesss Sharpe, James Webb B.'
. StotHenburg, Samuel
Mil CTeef HttNdFat-AuOeft MeCAbe.
hsW Clstie HlnQref-DAvd W. Gemmill.
-, White Clay Greek HIndrd-1. :. williamson
) Pencdder Hgndred-Curtls u. Ellison.
81. G.orgss Huadrsd-lames Burnham
IA Rsd Lion HNdrsd--JOhn Q. CLARK.
"a SmyrAQ-Wiam Temple.
4. piref-HenrY Todd
hiiarf-Chsres 4. Fleming Peter Causey.
Gs6rgeiorR-Charles Tnnne
Communications general business addressed 70 y
. uHdersgnei Wilmington, post paid, will receive INN
a.3 ROBERT MncABE NJ D.. seeretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
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Wholesale and Retail Druggist Sl7 Market street,
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II. K. Btlnghurst, BIZ Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
The Peoples Cook Book.
MODERN COOKERY
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.
Hy MISS ELIZA ACT
CAREFULLY REVISED ny MRS. S. j. HALE.


1T TELLS YOU How to choose all kinds of Meats, rou.
Try, aud Dame. with all the various
and most approved modes Of dressing
aud cooking Beef and Potk also the
best and simplest way Of sailing,
pekllng and curing tho same.
1T TELLS You All tho ya-ious and most approved
modes Of dressing, cooking and bOnng
Mutton, Lamb Neal apoultry and
q me Of all kinds with the different
Dressings Grages, aud stufings APP
prOpTiate to each.
II TELLS YOU How 10 choose, clean, and preserve
fish of all kinds and how to sweeten
itwhen tainted also all the various
and most approved modes Of Cooking
with tile dilerent Dressings, sauces
and tlsvoliugs appropriate TO each.
1T TELLS YOU All the various and most approved
modes Of preparing over hfy different
kinds Of NJ ai Fish, Fowl Game, and
Vegetable soups, brotis and stews,
with the Relishes and seasonngs APP
propriale to each.
IT TELLS YOU All the various aud most approved
modes ct co0hing sretables VI every
pleklus, CAistr Ne ni,d Curries Of ali
kinds, pottei Meats, Fish, Game,
Mushrooms, &c.
IT TELLS YOU All the various and most approved
modes Of preparing and cooking all
kinds Of Plain and Fancy Pastry,
puddings, Omtlettes, rrltters, Cakes,
Confectionery, PRESERVES, Jelles, and
Sweet Dishes Of every description.
IT TELLS YOU All the various and most approved
modes Of making Bread Rusks, Muf-
fms, and Biscuit the best method of
preparing Collie, Chocolate, and Ieas
and how to make syrups cordials,
aud Wines OF various kinds.
1T TELLS YOU How to ret out and ornament Table
how 10 Cary g all kinds Gf Fish, Flesh
or Fowl and in short, how TO so SIM
plily the whole Art Of Cooking as 10
bring the choicest luXures OF the
table within eyerybodys reach.
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Inc personal supenendenco Of the writer's II is printed
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
REAL ESTATE

fHl FOR SALE. fEa
large brick store and dwelling in Market street below
Second This good business stand, now occupied as
a clothing store,
large brick store house. north west Of Second
and its vicinity 10 the market makes 1t peculiarly de-
new three story brick containing two and
dwelling the south west corner Of It'll and King ss
Now occupied as bakery and confectionery. Also the
house adjoining the above Seventh street.
A three story brick dwelling house in shipley street
above Fifth twenty feet front, ninety deep containing
two parors and Eve chambers. desirable residence,
three story brick dwelling in French Street west side
below Fourth. This may be had cheap.
three story bries dwelling In Second Street north
side between French and Walnut.
A two story brick house 9th Street below Pine
three story brick house Madison Street above lh
Two three story brick houses Madison street above
| 9Th
son street between Sixth and Seventh.
One do. on south east corner Seventh and Madison.
Three do the west side of Madison between Seventh
| and Eighth streets.
three story brick house in Lombard street between
| Fifth and Sixth
brick dwelling In Sixth street between Poplar and
Lombard. Two stories both main and back buildings
Two frame dwelling houses the north east corner oil
| Third and French streets
A three story brick dwelling in Seventh street below
1 Lombard.
large number of building lots at the of Sd
| and French Streets. Very desirable.
desirable building ~ by Ito feet in Fourth street be-
low Pine. Thewhole Of the purchase money may remain
upon the property.
Also beautiful country seat on the road from viii
mington to New Castle, containing 10 acres in excellent
Terms accommodating. JOHN MoLBAR SON,
Ian 20 No M Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
LIYERY STABLES.

Horses and Carriages for Hire,
~ By John Kirkman. e&
IN THE undersigned having made ex. - g5-
tensive Ao.aitons TO his stock Of HORSES CAR
RIAdEB &C., would respectfully inform the public that he
Is now prepared fnrnph them with any article in his
line at the shortest notice and the most liberal terms
His Carriages are made by the best Makers and for style
and finish be surpassed by those Of larger cities
Trusting that the citizens Of Wilmington will appreciate
JOHN KIRRMAN,
Third IT,, between Walnut and Poplar.
j. KIRKMAN would also take this opportunity 70 say to
underakere and others that he has just had finished
very beautiful and costly EARsE, which makes his cil
Ties for attending funerals complete He is now prepared
fill all orders they may favor him WITH AZ the shortest
notice, and on the most liberal terms. ga
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
MARINE INSURANCE.
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
C. The aButuaf Live stock Ansur-
aimee Company OF the State
of delaware

fully organized and prepared to receive applira'
l lions to insure oil kinds Of Live Stock, such as
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP &c.
II requires elaborate argument to convince AN intel
lseut community Of the Importance and propriety Of Live
stok Insurance will il judged, be sufi lent simply
TO cal their attention 10 tine subject.
Ii the ciretul calculating business man considers 1t
prudent to have his houses and merchandise insured
Why not his horse and COW also surely the latter
eu o property is as important in proportion to ths
yaluel As the former
ia4emntty from by FIRE only, Stock and lor,eg
haa long been Appreciated but this IL the first Company
organized Ia the state for the purpose Of nsurng against
abe combined risks IF FIRE, wte accident and diseassi
aud The trt company SO far rs ire informed any where
orqnat on the mutual principle; tut If this principle
has Been fully lud economically applied to 9th
characters of Insurance, we'll understood in the
neil hhutne counties, Il IL not why it may not he
pied with equal prldt TO TIL. class.
This of the C1rporaturs and Board Of Directors
au7 furnish guarantee TINT no abuse Of the prn
cple viii b. suffered ana that the utmost tare frues
security and economy Will be consulted In its manage
ment
Copies Of the ag, OF Incorporation and bylaws Of ths
Company ready for delivery at the Office Of the Seerp
tary In Wilmington. will he forwarded by mail On ap
ptat0n to him with address and persous desiruus Hfi
due inquiry insurpr their stock siding tha enter
prise will please forward 4 memorandum II tile prnhall
amount they may wish insured, when proper agent vii
hr examine the stock and take the application ii
due form. GEORGE g. LOlDELL, President
ROBERT ilcCABEi secretary,
Wilmington, Del, July lsl is5l--tf