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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PURrnER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOINS, Aux so The stes mer Arae0,
from southampton on 2lst, passed Oape
Race this morning for New York The Grip
pied steamer E,na hsd arrived At Ga sens.
own, ana the passer gsrs were traos,srrsd %
the steamer Glasgow, 20 III on the 23t
The steamer Arehia arrived at Liverpool on
Prince Alfred was received at LIVERPOOL
with great enth ueiasm.
The King Of seden had left England for
home
Tns steamer Grsat Eastern was expected to
take m 70 troops 10 Canada.
The apple tons for discount 1t the Bank
Of England were moderate
Loans On the Stock Exchange were offered
higl American securities were uualtered.
Aovices from Fralce say that u de- nctency
In the wheat crop Is generally admitted
were every where beaten by Vicar-0ensral
Sorrento Twenty nine priests Gno three
monks have been arrested and the reaction
lists at Cancello made prisoners by the Royal
sroops. Ciprialo was taken afier short
Ganoaldi was expected at Naples on the IN
of s .Paambsr, the anniversary OF his entry
INFO NIPPLES. Gland fsfss Wsie PREPARING In
Gen Ciaidini reminds the Government that
he only Professionally ,cepted the Lieut. n.
ancy OF Naples. but Will not reslgn unui the
c uatry has been purged Of brigands aid .
new Lieutenant sha 1 be appOin 81
From Tu key there are accorn's Of further
reforms be ne Effected by the sultan.
The Ohiet Of the Hsfz,gevina insurg gents
had reques ted the iniercession Of Russia for
pesre with the Turks. Omar PAsha had APP
proved OF the proposed Russian ana Austrian
Embassy at Uonstan tinople, and depu 81 =
commissioner TO procsed TO open negotiations.
The Russians had sustained another defeat
from the Oircassians.
In Russian Poland serious disturbances had
broken out at KalIidab, for nrresting man.
The patrol were insulted, and a number Of
men surrounded the { til GER and demanded tho
release of the prisoner, which was granted.
when the garrison asse nblsd anu threatened
10 fire on the people. Numbers were arrested
subsequently,.
From Huugsry advicss are that ths dissolu-
ton OF the Hungarian Diet was considered
certain within few days. An imperial re-
scrip. was expected shcl tly
COMMERCIAL INTstJI0EEGa.
Toe Liverpool cotton Iuurset closed qut0t
hu firm, with sales on Monday and Tuesday
of &c, 900 bales to specuia,ors and exporters at
"a acvaule of lie to III. Tne maTket had
stu an upward tendency at the ck go The
| advance IS CHIEFLY ia middihlg AID lower
qualities Flour Is Inactive ald 6i Iower.-
american -four Us. Wheat dull ano "a lower;
Western as 70 l0s 81 red Southern lis.
81 whito Western lis 81; white Southern
lbs. Corn is easier mixed and yellow S0s.
Cd a30s Oh; While 3la34 sniilinEs.
Beef Ii q det re- dail. Bacon !nacttse.
Lard mac i've at Is sos. Tall0w IL firm AZ Asa
Ats Coffee is steady.
Consols closed al 9oi to 90s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02
FPsn, Missouri.

LoUIsvILLs, Aug 3i-Passeugsrs who have
reached here from ST. Loris sac tnst IL u
currently reported that j. H,raon Oily snd
BaOnsville are in the hands Of the Nilsson.
risDs
ih' 4ho huB OLLIE OfssFt 81 Inc
Bank here sent 800 600, via Spring n I'D, to
st Louis. and IL IL stated that twenty Secs -
sionists. headed by Captain Poindexter, Sc Esd
il
LoUIsvILLE, Ang SILT Is understood thu
LII coin has written o letter, ID which bo
gives assurances that Gov Magofiin exhibits
conciiiatory spirit. sni says he viii b
guided by the nc ti3n Of the Kentucky Legs.
laturs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02
HaaniRG the Hleckade

NEW YopH, Aug 81 IT - ste u1sv Matan.
zss briggs NJ atanz Is dates 10 the 25 b inst. A
British schooner had arrived there, wing
again for CHARLESTON. A ship ON h ,Sisa-
ton had also arrived tn re, having run tho
hIOc kada.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02
7 Fl 4 LATEST.

We received, yesterday, Baltimore papers
as late as Saturday last, which furnish some
further Federal accounts of the situation Ct
affairs.
THE POSITION OF THE ooxFEDRRArBs.
from Special Dispatch OF the Philadelphia
Inquirer
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 1t is more than
likely that in the course of The next two days
there will be some impor tant miiit ary move.
ments in the imme aiate viciaity OF washing
ton. 1t will be mteresLiI &, therefore, to know
the exact position Of the enemy's forces
With the ala of the maps Of the vicinity Of
Washingto ton, heretofore pub. ished in the In.
quirer, the re04ler will be able to follow our
iption. 1t must be borne in mind that it
Is new i've weeks since the defeat Of our army
at Ball Run that that defeat has had the
effect Of an electric shock throughout the
whole South /; that II has aroused the entbu.
siasm OF the South to q higher pitch than
ever that, during the last I'VE weeks, troops
have been pouring into Virginia from all the
other Southern States that the Oonsedsrates
have now in arms, according to their own 40.
counts, forces distributed about as follows !:
No. Of men.
Beauregard's forcss, west Of Wash
Ing ION .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so 900
Jchnston's forces, ut or near Lees
burg .:........ 10000
Magruder's forces At aqua Greek and
Fredericksburg. .......... ........... 20 coo
At batteries on Potomac, York, James
and Rappahannock rivers. IL 600
A. 1ofktoWn-.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II 900
At Norfolk III q Portsmouth. 10 coo
Al atcumono 8 900
Forces CT Generals Lee and Floyd, IN
Western Virginia Observation-Disclosures. 90 ooo
tLynchburg tOamp Of Instruction.. 10 600
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02

cnHMVNG And
~ sNo KINa
BA0Co.
/ have On hand, At my Factory, o. 5th street.
Riehmcnd. Va,
lasse stock Of
CBEwING
AcCO.
OF al grades and styles.
A. prices rsnstas (xea
IL 70 10 CENTS PR POUND.
taeirdis9 t's, igs. hau-teaAds. ponads,
both RANK
Asl sElear,
~ALse.
SwisF I'D asasr
rAycr srItxst
nsssass
A1cktSa ToGAOc0. d lksa
y - UNITS Foo roo1h
Al ef vAteA . Qesxs1 tss sAls y mttNpes yp1Dol
~ sHsh.
- pus9ps A,iDpltes ~ = a seoost1l1uls
pasaee IVA - n - ee.et 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02
NV York c.,ssa Ms,k.r

NV xeFk tssfoa Mtrktr
Nsw YoRK. Avg al - les ut cotton today
oc0 bales. New Orleans raiddiings l2} cents.
ISevsral dispatches received las. night were
Ieps iiioas Of a eusnstsnees narrated IN othsr
columns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02

FROM New York and Baltimore papers of
| FRIDAY we copy the following accounts, which
| In most instances have the usual character.
istic of Federal exaggerstion:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02

ny q 600 NOW. & heo1lne - hon a n.
.sil1sgy evss - sasoss juss WAas u anennss
General ncUis,iea. vhc = eo......,x !.
~ sndd1e, b wgtl informed - 70 al tue
.cysnsass snd Plaas q the ensny. and csr-
tainly pfeyased tor thsm. at al polnts-ffom
Haxpsr'e Ferry % Point 1oohout
That Bsasngard contsmplatss seriore move.
Ment eeaAn0t the fortancations on the other
aide Of The river.
1Aon aHB. BAxKs' coLrny.
HfATTsTowr. August 2e.-Information has
feaoneo oar encampmsnt that thsre has been
m r.cs nr,ns acIos: the river b the COME ls
Coared: and dArpsr's Ferries. since Saturday
tesSs ana II 10 reported that an attack was
threatened on Saturday at Point Of Rocks.-
IN Vonteosrate encampments above Lees
from the river.
Yesterday. two supposed Confederate spies
were Arrested BY Captain Morrison picket of
- sas iz.n Indiana reGiusnt They claimed to
70 Gen. stones brigade, but ON being closely
questioned apart BY Captain NJ, the replies
gave the lie 70 their professions, and they " ere
tnrned over to General Banks for further
examination.
This forenoon continued reports of heavy
ordnance were heard, apparently In the vicin-
ity OF Washington. The cause has not tran.
spired yet in camp.
AoAf W nooAs, Mu aug. 1.-TWO nave
just received important Information here, stat
ing that an attack was made on the TammAny
regiment OF Dol. Stones brigade, ton miles
below this point, at Edwards Ferry, early on
Saturday morning.
We have not recejved full particulars up to
TINS time. We distinctly heard and eoun ted
eighty.four reports OF shot and shell. On
Sunday morning we heard the report Of about
twenty shots, which came from the same,
place, and yesterday morning the firing was
Still going on apparently two miles nearer
this way.
Company A, OF Col. Gearys 2Ssh regiment,
under the command Of Lieut.. Col. De Kor.
ponay, had skirmish last evening. It com.
menced BY firing across the river, between the
Confederate and Federal picksts.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22
MISCELLAN Y
From the Boston Commercial Bulletin.
Behind the SceneS.---sO. 4.

Here, indeed, on being introduced among
the innumerable and apparently chaotic
mass Of men, matter, material and machine
ry that are in these days of steam and tel
egraphs required in the production of a
daily newspaper, does the outsider find he
is really behind the scenes" The vast
amount of labor, the skill, tact and constant
Observation-Disclosures Ito coin a word) re-
quired to conduct a newspaper, surprises
the uninitiated, and on being brought in ac-
tual contact with the forces behind the
SCENES" and the secret springs which gov
ern its workings-unlike the revelations Of
other mysteries-increases rather than dl-
minishes the respect for the power of the
press.
1t may be set down as certainty that
any man who remains three years employ.
ed in any department of a newspaper, from
press boy up to editor, is, in the true Amer
lean signiication of the word, smart, "a
dullard finds it impossible to get along with
the keen intellects, sharpened by competi-
ton, that surround him on every side in the
newspaper Office A business requiring
speed in every department, and at the same
time coolness, judgment and discretion, it
affords the possessor of any peculiar gift or
talent engaged in it, an opportunity TO turn
that talent to the best possible account in
the performance Of his duties.
But we propose to introduce the reader
" behind the scenes at daily newspaper
office, and as the most ready and convenient
method of SO doing, We propose TO step
across the street into the building of our
neighbors Of The Boston Jo,aaol, the work
ings of whose establishment gise perhaps
as correct an idea of how they make
newspapers as any office in Boston.
Few individuals who pay their pennies
for daily newspaper, begin to imagine the
amount of labor required to produce it.
Let US take glance at the interior. In
Boston, the greatest demand for news is for
the afternoon editions Of the papers; in
New York, in The morning Our Boston
evening papers are published at an hour
early enough in the afternoon TO be dis
patched oyer the afternoon trains that radi-
ate from this city all over the New Eng
land States, reaching their destination in
the evening". The paper behind whose
scenes we are visiting, however, prints
both a morning and evening edition. so that
it has an opportunity to send by such trains
IS leave for more disisn, points is morning
edition, delivering its news on the same
evening 10 toxins and cities haadreds Of
miles away.
The Editors Room-'hat mysterious
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

USEFUL Sports OF QuEEN VIcToRIA's
CHILDREN.-At the seaside residence Of
Queen Victoria, in the Isle of Wight, a
large portion of the pleasure grounds is
appropriated to the young princes and prin-
cesses, who have each flower and veg
etable garden, greenhouses, hot-h9a1es and
forcing-frames, nurseries, Toulouse. end
even carpenters shop. Here tbe royal
children pass hours Of their time. Each Is
supplied with set Of tools, marked with
the name Of the owner; and here they work
with the enthusiasm Of an amateur and
the zeal of an Apglo-Saxen. There is no
branch OF gardening in which the royal
children are not an fatt. Moreover, upon
this juvenile property is building, the
ground floor Of which is fitted up as kitch-
en-, with pantries, closets, dairy, larders-
all conple;e in their arrangements and
here may be seen the young princesses ar
arrayed Ia cusiniere, Toured to the elbows.
deep IN the mysteries Of pastry -making,
like rosy New England girl; cooking the
vegetables from their cwn gardens, preserv-
ing, picking, baking-sometime to partake
among themselves, or TO distribute to the
poor of the neighborhood the results Of
their handiwork, The queen is determine
ed that nothing shall remain uniearned by
her children; nor are the young people
ever happier than during their sojurn at
Osborne. Over the domestic establishment
is museum of natural history, furnished
whh curiosities collected by the young party
IN their rambles and researches geological
and botanical specimens, stuffed birds and
animals, articles of their construction, and
whatever is curious or interesting, classified
and arranged by themselves. Here the
most exalted and purifying tastes are culti-
yated. Here nature, common to us all, is
studied and admired; while, beyond this,
eapability of entering into the condition of
the people, and sympathy for their labors.
is acquired by practical knowledge OF
what labor is; and though we need scarcely
suppose that the royal children weary
themselves as those who toll by the sweat of
their brow, yet, in their moderate digging
and working, they must learn the better to
the results of labor in the lux
urles surrounding them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

as proxies, Of large amount Of the "blow-
iugs-up" intended for editors, by people who
think they know how to copdue, paper
from individuals who fnd a vast Il, al Of fault
et The non-receipl Of one copy OF the paper,
which has come regularly for months, and
the loss Of which, on investigation, proves
to have been the fault Of new servant,
and not the carrier; of requests Of all kinds
from all sorts Of people of questions
about everybody ard everything. a man
connected with newspaper is expected to
know everything, and to dispose Of his
knowledge for less consideration than
anybody else. A cashier or chief clerk,
and four assistant clerks, have their time
pretty thoroughly occupied here in the per-
formance Of their duties, and from necessi.
ty and long practice they have acquired the
habit of being concise in their replies, no:
unciyil in their replies, but using few words
and 10 the point, after the style af the
country girl who, in reply to passing
traveller, who saw her wading the stream,
and cried out, "How deep is the stream,
and how do you sell eggs dozen p replied
promptly, "Knee deep and ninepence.'
There is but one other place behind the
scenes in this establishment TO introduce the
visitor, and that, in theatrical parlance,
might be termed the "manaqer's room
the room of the chief proprietor and NAM
ager--a cosy little apartment behind the
scenes" Of the counting room, which be
who directs the whole Of the grand enters
prise makes his headquarters, and where
the generals, captains and heutanants of his
newspaporial staff report progress and re-
ceiye orders.
The force behind the scenes we have
sketched consists of editors, 10 report
ers, 80 composiors, Ia feeders, pressnseH,
2 engineers, mail clerks, 3 mail assistants,
clerks, and four boys--in all so persons
so that It will be perceived the publishing
Of daily paper is an enterprise Of detail
and magnitude, and in consideration of the
comparatively triging sum at whieh the
public obtain the result of its labors is one
which cannot be said TO receive, even when
enjoying the most liberal patronage, any
more than is commensurate with its high
deserts.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

ANIMAL INsTINcr.-I knew of Jack
daw that often used to eat the gum that
exuded from plum trees, and always did so
when it was unwell. In connection with
this subject, il may well be mentioned that
careful observer would find himself
repaid by watching the modes of cure eul-
ployed by sick or wounded creatures. We
all know that the dog and cat resort to grass
when they feel OFT Of health, and hares TO
species of moss. was told, on the authori-
ty of an eyewitness, that goldfinch, which
had been struck by hawk. and wounded
made its way to a dry puff-ball tore it open
with its beak, and busted the wounded shoul-
der with the spores, thereby stopping the
etfusion of blood. The spectator was great
ly surprised at this incident, and being
induced to try the effect Of the same RENE
dy upon a wounded finger, found that the
experiment was completely successful
Boutledge's Illustrated Natsvol History.
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The Conn. River Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,

OCATED at Bellows Falls continue toiusure against loss
II by FIRE This company commenced granting policies In
March, 1889 and to this tine May, 1850, has insured
property b. the amount OF Three Hundred Thousand Dol
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To County commissioners and
Ta,x. .yar,. "a. y....o.,,

TUE we'll established Importing House CHARLES BACK
MAN, 50 Front Street New YORK, has made extensive
sales Of best descriptions Of Pure Wines Liquors
Town Agents in this justly earning by the character
Of the goods sold reputation for selling only Liquors
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CcEssIhLE oy Raroadi hrstsation below South Yer.
N non Junction.
the last Wednesdays Of Aug Nov and Feb respectively
Largeand beautiful Institute Buildings Extensive Appaf.
atus Agricultural Department uymnastic Club for health
l exercise and the nost Popular and eed Teach
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l.. y. WARD, A. NJ Principal;
Mrs. Il. IL. WARD, Teacher Of 0rnamen tai partment
Miss s l., LEACH, Preceptress
SEVERN SClNELL, Native OF Germany Teacher OF Ger
man;
L. o EMERSON Teacher Of Music instrumental Vocal
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal in the Preparation of
Teachers and from Gentlemen OF High Scientific Attain
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Letters Tor Rooms fer Self Boarding Board may be
sent TO T. WARD, Beruardston, Mass. Board mclsding
AL Incidental Expenses Is furnished In private families and
at the Cushman Hail. under of the Teachers at So 2
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Y (.
HUMAN SOULS.

Human souls Of every kind
Sail the human sea;
Some have vessels to their mind,
riding fast and free
Others vessels, dwarfed, confined,
Unseaw0rthy be-
Some souls see aud some are blind,
Having es es to see.
Some souls have their firmament
Light with goldern stars;
Some are shaded in, and pent,
Bimmed with yapory tears
Some with heavenly radiance bleBt
Ever reach 10 Mars;
Some are with the rain besppent
Underneath the stars.
Some souls twinkle some souls shine.
Others neither oaei
Some like dimoDds in the mine,
Others-in the sun.
Seine souls roam the starry park,
Some walk In the shade
Some lie ia the mou DIV dark,
Down where graves are made.
Some souls habitations make,
Hemmed With mortal shroud;
Some build grandly in the break
OF the drifting londs.
Some souls ring with music spent
Whence its scource is found;
Others are with discord rent
From the trodden ground.
Human souls Of every grade
Build the best they choose;
Each can give another aid-
Some give, some refuse.
Some are drowned with sunlight streams
From the heavenly seas
Others not, and many cams
Those may give 10 these,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

a celebrated topper intending to go 10 a
masked ball. consulted az acquaintance as
to what character be shout disguise himself
"Go sober" replied his friend, ..and your
most intimate friends will no, know
you"