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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23
SEND re THE NEWS.

Our friends AT tho various camps and places
OF rendezvous and else here, will confer a
favor by sending 10 IA any interesting in tel
lisenca, at the earlies. practicable moment,
for publication. We desire TO keep our readers
informed In regard TO every thing that trans
pires. and will pay an adequate compensa-
ton for inpor tani news.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Grand jury Presenfn,cnts.--Th Grand Jury
Of Judge Lyons Court, yesterday, indicted
VIM. T. Cummings for bigamy, and Orris
Harrison for stabbing Miles McJordan. No
presentments have yet been made against any
parties for treason
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Those barring the matter in charge, should
without delay, see to the wants of tho families
of soldiers who have gone into the service of
the State. Many will suffer, if not soon
locked after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Ftrc.-The alarm of fire between and 6
o'clock yesterday morning was caused by the
burning Of a stable and bake oven, owned by
Mr. VIM. Cote, located between Broad and
Marshall streets. The fire it is supposed was ac-
cidental. The oven was not much damaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

EE We wish it distinctly understood that
poe tage stamps nfH NOT h. received In pay
msnt for subscriptions 20 the Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Rer. James Saul, assistant Rector at St.
Panl's Episcopal Church, yesterday qualified
before the Hastings Court as a Minister Of the
Gospel and was thereupon empowered to cele-
brate marriage ceremonies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Un'a'yW Heapons.--Bowser Rouse, free
negro, was yesterday committed to jail by the
Mayor, till the Oath inst, for carrying con-
eealed weapons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

baptist Annirersdries.-The Baptist Cen
eral Association will assemble in Petersburg
next Thursday. We learn that the churches
in this city and throughout the entire State.
are appointing delegates We doubt not but
that the Cockade, 50 proverbial for its hospi-
tailty, will be prepared to receive and feast all
who attend upon the luxaries of the ssasnn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIL T.
ONA FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK will
meet at The office Of Messrs. Barksdals Il Bros ,
FRIDAY, 24th inst at u O'Clock =. NJ. Ii il i'm
portant that every member w no can shall be pre-
sent. BY order Of the President
W. b. ROBINS,
my ?3-tf Treasurer, pro TEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

:, a ~ massachusetts, Yankee, NAMED Charles
II. Upton, offers hims elf candi,iate far ,h :
Washington Congress, in the 7th district of
Virginia. Upton is ambitious but he should
not abuse the patience Of the people TOO Sc.
yeTely.
The effect of the blockade Of Southern Dor Is
Is very much felt ia Havana, where the prices
Of such articles as are usually supplied from
those SOURCES have materially advanced.
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May 2ist. 1861
ID X \ q o O d )

~ '''-'''''''''' may ~tst. 1901 ..........
ID I q o DDS
we nave Ia store, aud Offer Tor sala
comprising ia part 'ooD>
49, T., aud "a 0ZNABURus
fhe,E.; sHsbTINGs and sHlRT!yGs
sLRiPED aud PLAID oZSAkrRgS
pENiNs aud sHbBTINGk STRIPES
W Im"ADEN, BUkLAPS, LINEN prCE.
Pr hrs, LAWNS, DEBtGF NN"'
LhN ELLA CLOTHS, POPLINS AIp,r.s
IRISH LlSkAs, WHITE CAMBRits NoA'
COLoRED CAMBkICS
w It'll general stock OF GOODS srits5 a.
sou anu 10 which We ask the attention Gfwb' ~
sale buyers. ELLETr \ DRRwp "ho.'-
"a. No II Pearl strss,
ny ~ Richmond &,
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OFpIe'E VA. y. MARINE ms. Co,
Richmond May "a 1851 (

Richmond, May q ISL.
AIT A REGULAR ANN u A L
Ieea ing Of the stockholders this Com
psny, held at seir oase; on Tie se.a Instant the
tor ths sa sning year viz: Joseph Allen, William
Beers, II; 4 Ga borne, W: L. C1wsrdis Patrick
Gusn shp w 1iasn alnss
< n Pspts9. chas. W Pareali. Thomas samson.
Geo. W; smith, ) T. wsdsworsh, =; L. Win.
ssid directors, held the alst inst, W l.. Co.
wardin was Ananimsusiy reelected President.
my 2a-st WILLIAM WILLIS, Jr.. seey.
COKNs.--Dn. SCHULTZ, the resfd nj
and oniy genuine chiropodist, w noae
pain lsss and esfecsnal cures for CoRNs, BUNIoSs,
and DEfoRMSD NAILS, are 30 well known and
eand Of his vices, he cd much long or
than he sxpects.t- Tsose who have called, esps-
cially the ladies', will sxeass him for having msda
them thus wait yonsv hal. strangers, and all
needing pedal ed, viii fnx hisa, as usual, ready
10 attend them. Ia - - 81 @
~ OiAes. We u stSss, Hotel, vsl street. 3,
my 2s-NS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Petty O9e"ders.-The Mayor ordered yes
terday several black amoors to be whiuped
for going about al night without passes. Vir-
gina Copeland was punished for failing to re-
turn to Norfolk, her home, after being com
manded to do so several times. Chas. Goven,
ailaa Gotten, was sent to Jail for intoxication.
Abraham and Moses, slaves Of VIM. Triplett
were smitten with the rod of correction for
stealing ham Of bacon belonging to n slave
of Jos. Myers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Liberal OsFEK-The Weston Hsra Ia saws
Aer Is Goodman, Esq OF Harrison, has
sApiessea ms Willingness 10 give one hundred
n<au ol iat cattle To feed the Virginia troops;
q. s, une nanared more II need be. No danger
as friend Cookmau" Si'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

noss aso mSeIHa,pE Is. oe e RAN
pahannoek, Va, to Miss JOSEPHINE 3. BRIGGs,
Of Rich mond.
NE y orfolk papers please corr.
On Wednesday, 21d inst, at the FIRST Baptist
Church, by Rev DR.. Burrows, CHAs. w. HAIR
daughter Of John T. sizer, Of Rich mond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Persondt--Ccl. Huger, of the Confederate
States Army, arrived in the city yesterday, and
is stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

beating in iroa.-The purloining of key
OF nails, owned by Richard &. Morriss was
satisfactorily established against Patrick Bran
non yesterday in the Mayors Court. The
nails were worth $3.50. The prisoner was
sent on to be tried before the Hastings Court,
and committed in default of $50 for his an
pearance
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Erection To-day.

Ell We are indebted 10 Mr. Hermann, news
agent on the Ceairal route. for late papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

The Cham Gong.-The members of this val
liable Institution were industriously engaged
Yesterday in leveling off the large piles Of rub
bish which had accumulated to a considerable
extent on that part Of 9Th street, between CLAY
and Leigh, so long known as the galley
Inc efficiency with which this body of city la
borcrs is employed, reflects great credit upon
those entrusted with their infringement. and
doubtless results advantageously, in pccuni-
airy point of view. to the CORPORATION treasury
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Admitted Il Cftizen--Mr. John Lindsey, the
well known butcher, who is a native of i" Mer-
RE England" and who has been a resident of
this city for q years past, was yesterday ad-
mitted a citizen Of the sovereign State Of
Virginia by the Hastings Court, Judge Lyons
presiding. He is the first gentleman who has
been naturalized" before the above Court
since the passage Of the Secession Ordinance
Since Mr.. Lindsey's arrival in Virginia he has
certainly afforded about as many indubitabls
evidences Of his intention to become citizen
of the Old Dominion, as any gentleman with
whom we are acquainted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23
MARRIED

MARRIED.
Nj.
We Norfolk papers please coy.
On Wednesday. 2ad inst, at the FIRST BaP.ist
WOOD, Of Howitzer Battalion. to ANN G.. eldest
daughter of John T. sizer, OF Richmond. Va.
~ Positively
In consequence of the great demand for Profess
DIR. SCHLOssER
In RICHMOND
THREE
DIR. NJ. SCHLOSSER,
SURGEON CHIROPODIST,
Takes this opportunity Of returning thanks TO the
Ladies' and Gentlemen OF Richmond, for
their numerous and fat aring tes-
timonais which they have
placed at his disposal,
which fully
endorse
EFFICACY OF HIS MODE OF TREATMENT,
And has TO state that, by
A CAREF STUDY
ACTUAL PRACTICE,
be has rendered himself master of this irnpor-
tant but neglected branch of Surgery
which has been consigned to
GLASS OF MEN WHOSE
81 = P EME G z NICE
has thrown obloquy upon those VINO have both
tho wish and power to alleviate pain and
PROL0NG LIFE.
DR.. SCHOS SER
Has the satisfaction Of stating that where a care
less or incompetent practitioner simply
produces
MONETARY RELIEF,
he guarantees that his patient will find
No RECURRENCE OF THE DISEASE,
and will entirely obviate the possibility of
FUTURE ANNOYANCE,
from either of these
CONSTANT Daily SUFFERING.
CoRNs. &C,
ARE PERMANENTLY CURED
In a few minutes, without
CAUSING THE
LEAST PAIN
or Inconvenience. either during their
REMOVAL, OR AFTERWARDS.
DR.. SCHLOSSER
Has the satisfaction of laying before the public at
his
CONSULTING ROOMS,
as proof of the
EXTRAORDINARY SATISFACTION
UNSURPASSED
TREATMENT.
Anumerous list of Testimonials from
CITIZENS OF
THE HIGHEST
sTANDING
IN RICHMOND;
Also, from members of the
ROYAL FAMILIES OF EUROPE,
AS well
SUABBRLEss ONES FROM
STATESMEN,
DlPLOhATISTS,
CLERGYMRN,
PHYSICIANS.
MILITARY CELEBRITIES,
AMBASSADORS,
MERCHANTS, AsD
THIS COUNTRY
AND EUROPE.
DIR. SCHLOSSER
Will positively remain in
RICHM OND
NJ ONLY
THREE
LONGER.
CONSULTING ROOMS,
ATTHg
SPOTSW OOD HOTEL,
Pariors No. Ill and ll3.
BE Private Entrance on Main street. acs
EE No professional connection with any one in
the city. or elsewhere nv est
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

90, MEDICAL CARD.-OPFICE PRAC-
49, TlCk.-DR. PLUME, of the old Medical
House, conbHes himself mainly to an ofics prac-
tice, ON Franklin Street, little below the *
lows H.ll, where skilIful and con hdsntiaI treat
Ment may be obtained reasonable terms
Those VINO have been exposed to CERTAIN CosrA-
Gious ailments, are invited to call early Com
munieations, by mail or otherwise promptly at.
tended 10. Once open from A. NJ. TIL p H.
my 70 RIcHNosp Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

EF We received no letter from our regular
Norfolk correspondent last night. We hope
he will be regular aad prompt in keeping us
informed In regard 70 fnntt.rs In hat riciniiv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Richmond -Hounted Guard-This company.
which has been actively drilling for several
weeks past, turned out, for the first time in
uniform, on yesterday evening. 1t numbers
90 men, and is composed of we'll known citi-
zens, who have equipped, armed and organized
themselves into company for general pur-
poses of defence. The officers are Captain,
John j. Werth; 1st Lieut., Hubert p. Lefebyre;
Cd Lieut., 2. Henry Aylett
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Beatinga Womon.-James Hogan, who has
only been out of jail for a few days, was yes
terday sent back by the Mayor, having been
arrested for beating Bridget Moore, and resist
ing the officers who FASTENED to stop the I'M
gallant procedure. Hogan was also assigned
to the chain gang for the space Of so days, and
commanded to work eight hours each day dur
ing that time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

DOCTOR PARKER expecting to
~ leave Richmond with his Regiment, has
associated with him, In the practice Of Medicine
and Surgery, DR., JAMES c. WATSON, who may
be found at the office, in the Law Building, cor
nar Of Franklin aud l2th streets. my 25-dlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23
- TOTHEyOrEKs oF TlIE CITY

HA~Ss AND FRIENDS OF CAPT Ru. r. NOR
RfSS.-Capt. MuRRISS having, We learn, vol
UNFAIRLY and without commission pay, rendered
his services to the state as Engineer, been &C
cepted and ordered on duty. ii Is earnestly urged
upon his friends to exert themselves in his alb
sence to secure his election "a 4 member of the
next Legislature. by W no has written this ar
tlcle without his knowledge or consent, but
appreciate his d!sinterested patriotism.
my 23-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

Damaged The late heavy rails made some
breaches in the walls and culverts in some
portions Of our city, viz: in a massive wall in
Bloody Run, the stone arch over Shoekoe
Greek, On Union street, and the culvert in
course Of construction on Main and Monroe
streets. The latter has been repaired, and we
learn that arrangements are In course Of pre-
paration for the former.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23
An ExCELLENr SITE FOX !

~ POWDER MILL-Five miles from the
city. The owner would like to unite with sumo
one who has capital, to rebuild and work 1t on
shares note addressed to I'D. C. w." and
tehtloa. my 3o--lws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

TTENTIOS, Z0UAyES AND CANAL.
~ RT.-pkoP 4 hpRLiERS will CONNIE -
course Of instruction In the nohl e srt ofFBNClf1
with he small sword, Broad sword for Ca'tT
and stick exercise.
All those desiring to take Lessons W IL make ~
plicaiion soon at ths Exchange Hotel
Arrange Bsnts rnsy be- made with a company 'ci
the Zouaya BAYoNET EXERClsE.
Prof. S. IL a graduate of the Sans Mur NilnT
Institute, (FTsnch,} and has been employed !'
three YEAR as instructor In Georgia, where -
drilled tho
BlBB COUNTY CAVALRY,
MACON VOLUNTEERS,
GOVERNOR HORSE GUARDS,
BROWNSVILLE ZoUAVEs,
THOMAsVlLLB GUARDS,
HANCOCK TROOP OF CAVALRY,
RICHMOND HUSSARs, Augusta.
AUGUST 4 ZoUAEES,
LEXINGTON VOLUNTEERS,
BLODGET VOLUNTEERS,
/, EDGEFlELp RANGERS,
GLOVER GUARDS, Ere.
! Ell Terms moderate. my 33-sl'
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fOK sALk.

/ am making LgATHAR at NY fsansrY, s -.
have : auAntisy On hand. Purchasers v IA
aEsss me Il AiflviAU, fauauier seastyl uros.
my N-lns JOHN B. eLVh AN
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SPECIAL NOTICBs
----'---7-a----.-.-------
hi Irish Brig ade.

HI Irish brigade.
sURSFlELD GUARD. /
WANTED. Is GOOD MEN rrt,, n
tqaipmsHts free Of chares viii he r snq =
ITO sefvlee 81 ones. Apply at Headog.r1.n,'s'-
po5ts the tld Market, two i,0rs - p;
Ety "a .t,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

IN ANSWER TO THE CARD,
~ signed MANY Voters of Herrco." ask
lug that should become a candidate for the Lee
tislature, return my most sincere thanks for tn
honor disposed 10 be conferred upon me, cut must
respectfully decline.
my At CHARLES 7. MORRISS.
49, COLONEL L G UST HAVING
81 withdrawn from thu canvass, are
authorized to announce JOSEPH K. ANDERSON
ESQ. as a candidate for the Senate.
my 23-ltE
Co., WITH GRATITUDE for the sug-
~ gestion OF my name AS 2 candidate for
the Senate of Nirgin ia, beg leave respectfully to
decline the nomination
my 23-lt OLIVER ?. BALDWIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

n HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FORCES
RICHMOND. VA, May u, 1891.
hi Special Orders, No. O.
w /. Colonel VIM. B. BLAIR, Of the Provisional
Army of Virginia, Is announced to the troops
serving in the state Commissary General OF
Subsistence of the Virginia Forces. All officers
doing dnty In that department within the limits
of the State directed to report to him. by let
ter, without delay, their stations aad the nature
OF the orders under which they acting.
II. The follow iag Act of the Congress ofthe Con-
federate States, In relation to the clothing Of Vol
untsers having been adopted as far as applicable
by the Governor and Council OF the ststs a. the
rule for the government of the Virginia Forces
is published for the Information of ali concerned
viz:
SEC. 5. tnd be further eroesed, That said vol.
unteers shall furnish their own Clothes and If
mounted men. :heir own horses and horse equip
ments aud when mustered into service shall Be
armed by the States from which they come. or by
the Confederate States Of America.
''SEC. 4. dnd be further enocted That said vol
unteers shall, when called into actual service
and while remaining therein, be subject to the
rules and articles Of war; and instead Of clothing
every commission ed officer and pri ate in nv
company shall be entitled, when called into ac
tual service, TO money in sum equal 10 the cost
OF clothing OF non commissioned officer :, = pri-
vate iu the regular army Of the Confederate
States of America ~
BY command Of Maj. Gen'l LEE
my 23-4t K. 5. GARNET Adit Gsru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23
CKEY FATTG CUE GAPS.

We have, Of eur own msnufsetnFsi . Ynil.
Grey FATIGUE and ether CARS, sallaele -. la y
itsry serpaairu Those Ia want are rel ss''~
give "a = call HAMILTON n bEAobhe,,,
No as Main street, oPp9.ns
ST Charles NV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23
ELECTION NOTICES.

n. NJ. LEE, ESQ.-It is With much
49, pleasure that we SEQ the name of the
gentleman who is at the head of this card
nouuced as IL candidate for al saas in the Legis-
latars from this city. ilo has heretofore bseu
true cola Line Wing" ana WAS among he first
in the city to bury bsP'rty predictions and side
wi h the South ad vocatiDg the secession Of this
State from the old Union with zeal and ability,
aud contributing literally to the cause. Rally to
the polls, and all, and vote for n NJ. LIE,
and the Ordinance of Secession
my % -lts MANY VOTERS,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-22
CosI, Paid for Hides.

THE subscriber will pay cash. on delivery, at
j the highest price, for Hides, at stowe Lower
Village. D. GOODRICH.
Oct. 20, 1861. fcms'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-22

"Mr. Parks" said lawyer to a wit
ness, II understand you to say that the
defendant is professor of religion. Does
his practice correspond with his profess
ion ?" II never heard of any ccrrespon-
dencc or letters passing between them. u
You said something about his propensi-
ty for drink. Does he drink hard %
"No, | think he drinks as easy as any
man ever saw" "Onc more question,
Mr.. Parks, Have you known the defend
ant long time; what are his habits
loose or otherwise?" 1.-The one he's got
now on, think, is rather tight under the
arms, and too short-waisted for the fash.
ion" You can take your scat, Mr..
Parks"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-22
The Mason And Slidell Arrest.

Capt Wilkes was sent to the coast of
Africa specifically to bring home the San
Jacinto, and only when he arrived in the
West Indies did he hear of the escape of
Messrs Mason and Slidell. Therefore his
arrest of them could not have been pur-
suant to any orders of the government.
Capt Wilkes acted in accordance with the
principles of international law. He ten
dered to the ladies accompanying the Ma
son and Slidell party, passage on his
ship and the use of the cabin, with all the
delicacies and attentions they might re-
quire; but they declined his gallant and
considerable invitation and proceeded to
England.
The National Intelligenccr of Monday
contains an elaborate article fully justify
ing the capture of Mason and Slidell.
The article is thought to indicate the
ground which the state department will
occupy ia its discussion and treatment OF
this new question of the right of search"
The San Jacinto, after coming inside
Sandy Hook. on Monday, left for Boston,
under orders from Washington. Marshal
Murray goes in her to Boston to deliver
Mason and Slidell to the commander Of
Fort Warren. No communication will
be allowed between the steamer and the
shore until the prisoners are landed at the
fort.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-22
THE VERY LATEST
O O ID So /! {!

From market will show that War must reduce
the merchants profits.
] have now on the way from New York Teas,
Sugars cloths, and some other articles mostly
wanted for family use, and to induce the citizens
of Hyde Park and vicinity to extend to me show
of patronage. will briefly name in part, what
shall not do,-viz - ! shall not sell my goods
without profit. ] shall not when make my
goods add anything for bad debts. shall not
ask one price and take another. shall not con-
slider one man money better than anothers.
shall not refuse to refund money to purchasers for
any goods that may not give satisfaction. II re-
turned within three days from time Of purchase
| shall not be surprited If the ow prices of my
goods cause some TO believe that they are OF an
Inferior quality ! shall not be disappointed If
most people will feel competent to Judge for them
selves in regard to the qualities Of goods. shall
not refuse to pay cash for pelts hides wool furs
grain and many other articles of farm produce.
do not at present intend to discontinue my
tin business, nor the branches that have former
ly connected with IL. H. D. PAGE.
Hyde Park, Nov. ~. 1851 Oh
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-22
Good News.

We present this morning the startling
intelligence of the arrest of Messrs Mason
and Slldell, the rebel commissioners who.
1t was supposed, were hopelessly escaped
from us. 1t appears that the u S. steam
or San Jacinto, commanded by Commodore
Wilkes, was on her way home from the
coast of Africa, when, stopping at Ha-
vana, the commodore assertained that the
rebel commissioners had tken passage for
Europe on the British mail steamship
Trent. He pursued and found the steam
er in the Bahama channel, and by OPEN
ing his portfolios and making well backed
demand for the distinguished passengers.
obtained possession of their persons and
papers. The whole loyal American ma
ton is rejoiced at this most timely arrest
Nothing in the whole history of the war
has more delighted the people than this
event. The only drawback on the general
joy is the fear that England will make it
the occasion of rupture with our gov
eminent. Our own opinion is that the
act is entirely justifable by International
law, as it certainly is by the Britirh the
DRY of the right of search and by British
precedent and practice. Great Britain
will not make this affair the basis of a
rupture, unless she desires pretext for a
rupture,-that we may be sure of; and
we may also be sure that if she desired a
pretext, she would find one without Com.
Wilkes help. So we feel no special APP
prehensions about the matter. We have
got the men and they will not be given
up.-Springtsld Republican, 18Th.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-22

diate if not ruinous competition with that
immense British monopoly, the Grand
Trunk Railway, extending from Portland
to Detroit.
The Insolvency Bill was dealt with very
summarily this afternoon. The commit
tee reported with no expression of opinion
the previous question" was almost i'm
mediately moved, and the vote for the Sd
reading taken; yaes "a, nays l25.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-22
To Consumptives

To C0nsumptiyes
The Advertiser having been restored to health
in very few weeks by a very simple remedy
after having suffered several years with severe
Inn affection and that dread disease, Consump-
tiion-is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
TO all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Urce Of charge.) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find SURE CURE for CONSUME
ZION. ASTHMA, BRoYcnIrIs, &c. The only OBJ
ect of the advertiser In sending the Presses iption
i to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceiyes to beinyauable, andhe hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy a. II will cost
them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV: EDWARD Wll,SoN'
williamsburg Kings County, New York.
4pm9 VAIN