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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-14

NIscorsT MoScK, THE New GOVERNOR
GBSBRAL OF CANADA.-Our advices from Lon
don by the Africa, inform us that Lord
Mouck is about 10 succeed Sir Edmund Head
as Governor General of Canada and that
the English Government is to ulspatch an
army reinforcement of TWENTY-FIVE thousand
five hundred men to that prov ince duriug the
present month.
Charles Stanley Monck Niscount and
Baron Monck, of Ballytramon, Wexford, in
the peerage of Ireland, is the eldest son of
the fourth Lord Monck. and was born on the
10th OF october, 1913. He is now, couse-
quently, iorty-tWo years Of age Lord Monck
succeeded TO The estates OF his FATHER and
the peerasc on the 10Th of April. ln,y On
the I'D OF July, ls44, hc was married 10 his
cousin, Lady Elizabeth Louise Mary, the
iourth daughter Of the Earl OF Rithdowne,
who has borne him three children. named
respectively, Henry Power Charles Stanley,
Frances Mary and Elizabeth louise Mary
Monck.
Lord Monck is descended from very an =
cient family, some of the mem bers OF which
stand forth prominently in the history OF
Ing gland. The founder OF the house Was VIM
lie Moyne, who was Lord OF the Manor OF
Iotheridge, in Devon, England, III the year
lU6o, arC from whom came, in tle reign OF
Edward the SiX1h, John Lee Moylv, the an
eestog of Geaeral Gee rye Monck--the restor.r
Of the monarchy III England--who was crea.
ted Duke of Al1emarle by Charles tho second,
and rewarded with large grants OF l;ili both
IA Ensland and Ireland.
The Monck family arc related by marriage
TO the Earls ot Rathaowne, Beauchamp, Clan.
carty, the Marquis VI Waterford, and other
peers Of the United Kingdom. The family
seat III IRELAND sat tharleyille, in the county
OF wicklow.
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CURIOUS Fscrs DISCOVERED by rHE FrvycH
CEN=Us.--II" French census r. Gently taken
disc loses some curious facts. Among thcse is
an excess OF marriages in the large towns uud
cities Of France over thCSt n tie couutrV,
proportIon1tely TO population. 1t also ap-
pears that but about seven widows in every
hundred III Try again, while twice that ratio
II WidoWc:s RET utcr tie .onudbIll stttt i
majority OF male children arc shown to hr
JOru Of parents of nearly the same age. Tho
average duration of wedrttJ ii -. In .s68, v"'ts
- years, against y years aud two months in
1886. One-thirti II the men, and about oae-
half OF the women yearly married are lu-
able 10 sign their names. THIS proTcrtiou,
hoWeN er. does not hold in the department OF
.he Seine. where only one man IN ntne teen
and one woman in six are unAh!e TO wrlte.--
In the same department, also, the proportion
of children born out OF wrdloCh ana iegit-
mated by She subsequent marriage of their
plrrnts j. much greater than in the proYin-
cia! towns, and IS smallest OF all ia the rural
districts.
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IFor tie Dispntc',

The number of soldiers who have died at
Bealeton Charity Hospital, is as follows: :
]. &. Balyntine, I'd South Carolina, fl Yer :
Toles Attaway, 9Th South Carolina, fever,
Eith thoracic and n abdominal affection JAS
z. Holmes, 27th Virginia, wound through
neck and arm Thos. HAPPEN, 9th Virgini9
wound through chest; ia. NJ. Goo,sby, 29th
Virginia, wound through the knee, IL 2 am
puta ted BenI. Meeks, North Carolina, fever
with thoracic and abdominal affection; Fl .
x. Allen, sth Georgia, fever with cerebrai
md thoracic affection j. T. Cook ill
feoreia, wound through the am; Robert
Weaver, I'd Mississippi, Wound of leg ana
back b
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Miss Kate V Coz Cor and Rec See'y

Miss Kate V Coy. Cor and Rec. Sec'y.
1t was, on motion, deciacG that the name nf
the society should be- the 1" Winte~pock So.-
dirrs' Relief Society.
The prin cipal object of his assoc,a ton is
to sis. in procuring and making suitable
and com forta tie winter clothing for the
needy Sc diers who are at lTeser der lived OF
the sweet comforts OF home and tho tsader
care and aid of syInpathiZng friends.
The meeting then adjourned to assem- bic
n ain at Glover Hill Chapel on the following
Monday, September ath, when large acces-
sions wot. ID be IN ade to the society.
EE Petersburg Express will please copy.
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ATR0tITlEs ~ THE NRAPOLErAS BRIGANDs-
"hc details respecting the outriges commit
ted hy The Neapolitan brginds Increase
rather than diminish in horror, as the follow
ing fTight'ul outrar"s too clearly prove
They are token rom / letter in the NaZOnp.
81 VI ,ie - vou fun Of grief a'.d rage on rc-
count OF new itrCritI. committed BY the bri.
gaEd~. 1t Ni"stri the brig DIS h1r'aro' sly
Killed nine gentlemen Of the ] pcrIl part
and similar atrocities We're committed IN
'thcT vii yes. But that N.lic. tIpy tuyr
done in the comm ''sr OF SIn faola, in tue
U.,til-t 81 Mulls-, SurpJssrS ali inns .uatDI..
On the "'otnthE of ~" IN, In briganGs,
all dr' Sfd III tnr unit 9TL Of the u't .5Cl'r-
bon gei ia mes, surprised the town. al,
0.tef aaNi. sick 1t The fi,uses ithout
ROgdu, ylp hod -" reputation o. being
4u homes: Irrsl and a good Lib, ..3,-) lis
bro h''r, tic ~ n,-c of lie alag, Si-aor An
t,.ia Caprl, and hHylrg brought the,n crt
naked on IL, public sn'ar., they exposed
tA'lr TO the derI>tCn aAd lasIllts of the vil.st
Of tir popuiI"e, who ma common cause vi 4
h" b.I@~nd., and after tins spectacle lad
I.~t'd several Eo,rs, mUT red them with
their hIyonrts. They then took the wife OF
III" syuic and sub, ,act,| Ter 10 the most !.orrid
crucltl,s and left her nearly dead. Having
learned th1t a certain Giuseppe CayartHo, u
rtSptct1bic man, was iry ing 10 escape in or
der to alarm the ncighborng villages. tAey
arrested him, and having dressed him up ,s
WnI.a',, tn" ,hi'Idie OF the public
him alive. Hearing of the approtch OF
detachment Of troops fToI. BIriuo,
and OF National Guarus frou, the no III
boring VIl'Hfe, they b. took thems, Ives 20
a prccipitatc retreat. After h ~'ug of such
ctnnibai Itrociti'e how s il possible to Sow
generosity to tArSe wrct,hcs "a t.ieir en-.
pioyers How Cau we expect the common
people TO allow lie brigauhs to pass with
impuuity when thcy see them conveyed by
the police ! he Cara binrels have the great
est dilfictlly 10 defend III" brig Studs from 10
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DEATn or Bgirrsa NAVAL OFFicgg.-Tae
English papers record the death vi Comnian-
der Richard Bayly Dowuun, Il. N, assu 81 xty.
nine. The deceased catered the navy in Is 8.
and serve as midshipman OF the Britannia
at the battle OF Trafalgar. Ho afterwards
served throughout the operations OF lso.
against Copenhagen, and CONTINUED actively
employed until lsla, when he joined the Or.
lAado. aud served In the Chesapeake Bay
darias tbs Amsrteap war,
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From tie Penias'la-Fiyst Regiment North Car
china Poinnteers- Election Of OtTcers, &c.
CAMP FAygrrBVILLR, below Yorktown,


china FotnnteerS Election Of Ctfc6rS &c.
CAMP FAyErrBViLLR, below Yorktown,
September ii, 1851.
The facility and dispatch with which you
get off the latest news, makes your paper a
very acceptable visitor to our camp, and l
therefore presume upon your columns for an
item.
Gen. u. H. Hill having taken command of
his brigade, an election was held for field Off
GERS of the 1st N. G.. Regiment Volunteers.
Lieut.. Col. &. &. Lee WAS elected Col, Major
James II. Lane, Lieut.. Colonel and Lieut..
j. L. Hake, of company - *, Major, with
singular unanimity.
Major Lane received complimentary vote
for Colonel, and was elected Lieutenant Col.
almost unanimously. He is deseryedly the
most popular man, perhaps, in the regiment,
and IS every way worthy the honor conferred
by his promotion. He possesses the necessary
qualifications to make an officer the idol OF
his men, viz: theory and practice OF military
science firmness in discipline, with the atfd-
bic manners and sociality OF gentleman
The peninsula war has developed great deal
offne talent, and in no man more than in
Lieut.-Colonel James II. Lane.
eCamp Fayetteville l. about six miles be-
low Yorktown, named III honor OF the ladies
of Fayetteville, n. c., who presented the lst
Regiment Volunteers with Il handsome dag.
Ihe presentation was made by young geu-
tlenan from Fayetteville i'll n set speech; but,
in nearly his own words, s.Old Virginny tam
gle-leg" had SO mixed his ideas, that the 1iag
had to speak for itself, which it did most gal
lantly, by haunting It's beautiful folds against I
the breeze. All honor to the ladies' bless the ir
sualis.
Sickness abating rapidly, and preparations
gong on to stop the career OF Yankees. Hin
and his brigade viii make their mark.
The officers II our regiment have made up
q purse OF t:25, for the old lady Who brought
us yaluable in formation on the morning of
the Bethel light. X. Y 4.
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AoesisS IN Cssae.Seld County.

CHESrElYIyLD, Va, Sept. s.
After due notice. a meeting was held at
Trinity Church, on Monday, Sept. I'd, ls5l, I,
com posed Of tbs ladies Ia the vicinity Of Clio.
yvr Hill, for tho purpose of organizing u Sol
diers Aid Society.
Mr. Wa. T. Biankasaip was appoia tad
cd Secretary. The objects of the M aeting be-
Ina duly explained, the election Of officers
was next entered into. and tho following la
dles chosen:
MRS. james II. Cox, President.
Mrs. John g. Wake, Vice. President.
mrs, II, p, 6yymes, Trsasarer,
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Iowa PoLITIcs.--The Union party of Iowa
met in convention at Des Eoines On the gsth
ult., aud nominated the following ticket F,r
Governor, y. Is. Baker, OF Clinton /; for Lieut.
Governor, Sol. Dewey, of Henry county: fnr
Supreme Judge, knius Noble, of CIay,ou
county. Mr. Baker was the last D,.,no,ratiy
Goveraor Of NV Hampshire. IL. has b,.sn n
resident OF Iowa for several Nears, and Is
ROW Aojatant General Of tho STATE. Tho
other two gen uelaeg On tie tckea are kep,b-
lcaus
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During the past week no less than foar lt
Mai' recruits have beea discovered ~ eoiaps'-
uies eniis.ed tor the var Al Clss .lai.t..
The Legislature of Mar land is 10 reas-
seluhtt at FREDERICK On Tuesday meas, the Hth
inst.
Mrs, Mary Beers, the Oldest iahab!ttnt OF
New Haven, Conn end the las. reyVi iutlonarJ
penslouer ia tina eouaty, died last week.
Charles q. Gilman, Esq, = promsncat clu-
gen Of Raitinlore, died last Mondsy,
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a PosrscRIPr TO PRAYEK.--This character
istic anecdots of colored preacher is stated
to have had its origin in meeting house N
the village OF Witestown, y. Y:
Ihe colored minister was closing mp his
prayer, when some white boys III the cornt 7
had the i'll manners TO laugh, 10 that the
sable s,Ippliaut heard them. He had saia bu 1
Il moment before, and very earnestly, Nv q
pray dat DE- Lord Will bress Al! nr.H dat ID,
human when the laugh occurred; and
commencing "a in, just before the Amen, "
the pious cid man >,.id
% Lord, we are no. in de habi. OBJ adding
posescrips To onT prayers. but IL de 'sprcs> on
'Bress IL dat - human, noa't 'oks ia dese
clicked ~d.'e fel RS, den We priy Gat ue Lord
VIII bress some Gat amt human, also, b.
sides -
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CKIAg.--We hear, SAYS the roston Traveller,
that TWO business Inen OF Boston, OF hereto
fore uAspottod reputation, have reeeut.y been
detec ted IN the crime of forgery. Exile from
home, friends and country, is all that will
save them nom criminal prosecution aud
punishment.
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Doy'r All SrEAX At OScg.-As lie marriage
ceremony about TO be performed in
church in Troy recently, TIE clergyman de
sired the parties wishing - be- married 10
rise. A large number of ladies immediately
rose, and, in confusion, all but one sat down
nuCAlN AEAin.
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toL PHILIP Sr. q. cooKg.--Ine salt Lake
correspondent of The st. Louis Republicans ad.
VISA Of tile rcttr,. Of Cob +. ST. ti. Cooke to
the United sates, At the head Of tile army nu.
DER his command. II may be some weeks he
fagv ass arrival - ~, Lonis,
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FAST 1AAvELiSG. In the queen : recent
Journey 10 Ireland, the totrl distance from
ospoFt 10 iloIyhe;ld $40 miles, was accom-
plish-d (eXciusiNety Jf stop!iresl IA. olght and
u quarter hours, at AZ uniform speed Of
thirty Qint miles an hour.
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Rlrhmunb Dispatrb.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT H. 1851
OUR CORR eESPONDENSE.
Renry FIRING in tho DistaEct--Point Com fort
The Rip p-Eaps-Amuso7ents--T i;,tan r Merr.


Renry F.ripR in tho Dis.ar0--Poin. Com FORT
The Rip p-Laps-Amuse7ents--Th The stan Merr.-
mac, SC. ... &c.,.
NORFOLK, Selt. IL, lsGl.
I'any persons residing in the city say they
herd the lringof guns from below Ia st even
lhg, and also 1T an early h"nr this lhorning
1t is believed that there was q salute of son. /.
kind last evening at Old Point, n name even
Tour most distant readers will understand to
I've almost synonl nous with Fortress Monroe;
and there was probably a trial of some guns
this lnorning at the Craney Island batteries.
The report Of heavy guns. by the way, is
dsnnctly heard in the upper part of this city,
and when the weather is favorable for tn.
oDim unica tion of sound, it can be heard al =
much greater distance. Oh Point i. distIn {
from this ity'-;,ir line--only eleven miles.
IL has been stated to be sixteen miles.
The name Point Gem fort WAS given to this
noted location in 1907 ION account Of the coed
channel and safe anchorage it ;'fforded,'' an,
the word "Old' distinguishes it from New
Point Comic
Between Old Point and Sewell's Point, and
opposite, (eastwardlyJ to Fortress Monroe,
1T distance of 300 yards, is the location OF
the KIP. ktps, or, more properly, Castle Cal
houn upon IN artificial island, made o, III.
imme0se deposit Of rocks ct 4 depth of 70
feet. The water there, by the action of thu,
sea JuRt below, and reacted upon by the bar,
near 1T hand, causes a continuous ripple,
and hence the singular name, Rip :. tIs.
The extensive and costly work of build
ing the foundation of Castle Calhoun
was commenced in 1926. A temporary
castle was subsequently built, and Il few
years ago, when 1t ascert:inpd
that the foundation had ceased to settle down
and had become perfectly firm, the heavy an.
rough masonry was removed, preparatory to
the erection of a splendid fortress, which it is
expected Will be finished in good time by the
{. S. A. The present aspect OF the place is
rough and savage; the music of the sur
rounding elements of air and sea is in keep
ing with the dreariness and desolation OF the
spot
The Opera House was crowded again las,
night, anti the concert of the Amateur Min
strels passed off in splendid style--;tno ther
decided success.
1t is the opinion of wise men here that the
work upon the Merrmac should be continu-
Gus: that a more full and efficient force-two
sets of hands-should be employed at nigh,
and on Sundays, in order to have her ilnpor-
tant services at an early day.
A large steamer went to Newport News on
Tuesday and left yesterday.
A large lot of clothing, medicines, &c, will
shortly be sent by some generous ladies OF
this city to the Hampton Greys, at York
town, and the WyiLa Rifles, ut Williams
burg.
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DassOLCTHONS, &c.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.


iachmond Lodge, No. 10. meets at Mesons' Hall
H., Iue-day each month. james A. Scott Mas
~, Pace Of business, ShOckoe Slip.
Ntnchester Lodge, No. Il. meets at Manchester
Hal Saturday before full moon. John ii. Hatcher
a-''eF. Place OF business, Bank Of Virginia, Rich
h'arond Randolph, No. 10, meets at Masons
~ Ma hIi Tuesday each month. VIM T. Allen
Mo-. Place Of business, Bank Of the Common
y. johns Lodge, No sc, meets at Bosher's Hail.
V'ar' 4h and Main streets, second Tuesday
.'L Month Joseph Hail. Master Place Of buzz
80 lia'go Mills.
J9'. Lodge No 81, meets al Boshers Hall fourth
tt-1Y zach month. b. !. Johnson, Master y. t.
sne4s
b'' Francois, No. s. meets at Boshers Hall
= 'a1 Friday each month. b. NJ Harris, Master.
a' o. business At ko. l2 Main street.
Il 's4ffo Mon Lodge, No. 13O, meets ut Masons
~ u Friday before full moon. Alfred 5. Lee, Mas
o. PiAre ot business on Dock, between 27th and
IA afes.a
;, atol Lodge No. lai. meets on Marshall, be-
~ amt nh streets, third Thursday each
-'-'A u. K Wexford ir Master Place of busi.
~ Cd !2h street BClvius Block.
t.t oFolian Lodge, No 40 meets on Marshall,
~ 'F'n IN and 7,h streets, second sday each
ne "m. l.. Maule, Master. Place Of busi-
= = 10. l92 Main street.
"ithi Royal Arch Chapter, No. s, meets N
L. ~, Hal first Friday each month. Alfred $.
l., hlgh Priest. Place Of business on Dock, be-
| e S''n and 18th streets.
r. I'VE Royal Arch Chapter, No. ~, meets st
4 - hall. corner 9th and Main streets, third
!! Pa fbh month. John =. Little, High Priest.
| s, bosine.. on Main, between 1lth and l2th
l Hs1 ttmond Counandery, No. 9, meets Ut Masons'
n.~, "enh y Tuesday each month. John L. Reg
1 s. T. Coiniuander
IN In JAMES E. RIDDICK.
hAAboAr FOR SALE.--The fine, new,
fJKTH appointed aad rapid Steamer w + 5 L
4 ls p', Low In Norfolk harbor, and belonging TO
"a, ~l1aond aud York River Railroad Company,
= ,.s fI-s' apply 10 wa G. PAINE, In Richmond.
an. s Ro. SAUNDERS, -.
~ ~ ga LEA good secondhand HACK
he.sssaD aDT'd but little Used, built 70 carry eight
Gs 81 b'sides he ariyor. suitable Tor convey
t4leogese on tho streets and TO the various
~ p"aada Apply to the sub.cxibers
IWsEAL on though very scarce, can stIl
~ lad at r. w. POWERS,
Cor. Main aud 18th alta
PnatsT BALAKCEs--A Large brown. Ps.
IA IA" Ssiaaos, IN perfect orsisr, for sale by
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-14
UNAWAYS.

DAN AWAY-On tho 2d Sept, from nv gar
IL DE- Ii, on the Brook Road. in IIanrioo county. q
NEiko BOY named TON, about Is years of age
nulatta color. slender MAKE and cnunt.punce indi
eating delicate health Has had some experience
as a cook, and is probably employed al one OF
the c;tnps near the city. He hnd when last seen
u blark coat and grey pants; the latter had been
shortened. and had a around each l-g Ave or
six inches below he knee. A rev ard of SIS will b.
paid for his apprehension. Information being left
at this office. G. CHANBERI AIN
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-14

LIVE DOL AIRS WARD
l. Strsyed from my residence Clay street
Ar~e squares above Brooke Avenue a med;
am sized Red { 0 w. Had, when she loi,
home. bell on, with q double belt and home
...a,le buckle made of wir-, the same sh. haa
iso scar on Of her sides. though it as don,
With heavy whip; or it might have been by a,l.
Her cows horn. | will give the above reward ii
delivered 10 me, such information SO that 1 csu
set her. se 2--ts IT. r. CRONIE