The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-18
signs or she Timea at the Hsrsh.

From our Northern Rles we still. con t.rus
to Rad evidences OF Altering at the North, and
IN many portions there are eviden. signs Of an
outbreak among the popuiacs. We deem ths
following of sufficient import TO lay before our
rsacsrs
Easn rlYEs Il sosroE. 4s
Itappears that quite number of cur peo-
pie, ont OF employment, have made applsca-
lion to ths city for wcrk and naesns have been
were found 20 30 in actual want. TIE city
NO: having work for = large number OF raen ~
this time, many Of those who made application
were necessarily not put to work.
Considerable talk was indG iged In ~ some
Of them, and even threats were uttered. They
were advised TO return home and wait pa-
tsan .iy, and eoUla means would ha taken tor
their aid. Ne. satisfied with this. s0rls OF ene
and posted them about the streets, calling
uPor the iaaoring men Of Roxbury, who are
out CT employment, to meet IN front OF ths
Post Omse, this morning, 81 seven ocldcx.-
Hastos -tos.rssa!, Iesh
The editor Of the Knoxville Whis says.
Our weekly expenses are about cne hundred
and fifty dollars, and these mns. be met, or
on pubi icatlon suspended We ere talking
It out just as Ii Ia. This is no tiE,s lot play
upon words, but time for plain talk, and for
action. We have 10 meet our Liabilities, and
others owing us must pay up. We ccucinde
as we set out-we rnpst have money.
TEL rooR IN PEILAoELFEN.
A report from the Guardians CT the Poor,
setting forth the necessity of an additional
APPROPRIATION of $40, ,Cna or s12 coo TO meet the
demands CT the increasing population Of the
aImshouse, has besn presented TO the Com
mon Branch ofthe City Council in Philadel-
phia.
wrscoyzIs gosos roT NEGOTIABLE.
The La Crosse Democrat of the alst ins.ant
says All efforts to dispose OF the war bonds
of this State, excep! s2eo, 90, havs 10 far fail
&c. Another session OF the Legislature will
probably be held, 70 devise ways tc rasae
naeaus 20 dispose OF them. Commenting upon
thia, the Dubuque uowal Herald says : II
this ba true Of the bonds cf the State of Wis
consin, Il viii DO no less the ease with those
OF Iowa. Tie fact is, tha. 90 many State
loans have heen authorized 10 De made for war
purposes, that State bonds and United States
Government stock have become drug In the
money markets.
sHoaTBEISa or lCsISzas Eo-zs.
The commission houses OF Philadelphia
have agreed 10 close their business places st
four o'clock in the afternoon, with tho ezcep-
tion of Saturdays. when they will close ono
hcur earlier until the i5th OF August.
ASoCT EEEsPA2ERs
The acsenre or adysrtisem8ntsi In the pres-
ent depressed condition Of business, is telling
terribly On new spa pers A New Haupshira
paper announces that "str Asolition war
journals in New England have suspended
fInce the lth of Maycn.'
The Boston Atlas snd bee, 8 strong Admin
istration war papsr, has just hean obliged 20
suspend.
The New York Times, ons Of the mos. en-
terprisln. and snowy journals in New Tork,
has been Obliged to reduce the siza Of It's sheet
very considerably.
The Christian Advocate he's lately closed up
The Mount Vernon tOhio) Banner says -
These are times that try the bottom Of news
papers We can scarcely pick up one Of Cur
exchanges without finding the most prerni-
artf1.a nd rJ,~ eriif ~;ol
friends state their cases well. The following
is from the Fremont Messenger. and 1t ap-
plies SO well 10 our case that we adopt it -
I'VE dislike TO dun through our columns; but
have word 10 say to large number OF our
patrons, ana cannot well say it In any other
way. Times are close-Iuoney is Il very scarce
arIicis.i
Three months mere of business stagns ton
will probably tcrce one half OF .he journals
in the County TO suspend.