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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

nAs xs1 Cosros.--Ths vIoksours
'skDs unas The easirs co.. JIG crop 10 ar.
ssI.as w. % sarrsd TIE hxnss Of ell the
sSusssN 3fsams assa alssedy essc olsarsd
0etes staple 6y the n,nes. Thr neon,. 80
easessr.y s.ssns he acyseEsaest 10 ac..,c-.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

4 murder was reported as having occurred
on l7sh street Late on Saturday evening or Oh
Sunday morning.. We could find out noae of
the particulars. Possibly soldier shot resi-.
dent citizen and possibly not.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

Confirmation. Right Rev. Bishop
Johns confirmed several ladies and gentlems n
Yesterday evening in the Monumental Church
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

TIA yABxIU ~ yAsoAAoUx<
IHs Mehsis NEtsss s11aces The scl:cutE9
mon . tetvAtp ssssss. dsts1 kaseagcslA, Nay
~:
We AAn 8 whit fSon tas sAe0y yesterday
evsainG. Thsee oajltnG voeooas A1eAoeeo -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

Richmond SIN stands, end We trust In God
will still stand, after shs enemy has expended
hts fury upon IL The calm, however, which
az succssded the first essay of his Eunboats
u omincus McOlella ID il throwing his coils
around it: Burnside, IL IL surm,ssd, IL proceed
ing up the James river In order 70 give more
vitality and life % the aaaconds By uniting
his forces with Mcclellan. Soon that river
viii b covered with his ships OF war. brtse
ling with huge moYtars anu rifle cAnnone and
preparod 10 do their work q. Ion 6 range From
al! point: in .he old usion Isi - ~.
naval fore - OF che Ncrthern dsspot will de-
scsut 40 en- avalanche upcn the devoted city.
10 numbers the essailan y are liksly 70 SuTp -
vested stty. IN fercctty. cruelty. and 0rutal.
atv OF purpose. that army has nevo: had q
pfototY &C. The ch!vslrous French fought
Tor Napoleon. the name Of the 'Littls y :rpo-
rat' 6sene sem dent 70 tncits them to dseds OF
daring courage yhich have never bsen sex.
passed. When George Inc Third made Wa1
upon hts Amsrio N Colonies, the HytttsA col.
disr feuyhs for Ais ktng. and ths dsludsd toey
allegiance 70 the D,itlse throas. 4Hs 1og
whom does she deofavad Ysnhp~ A1A the ipr.
eign mezcenary Ashti The name OF AbsA.
ham Ltnooia has NO charms for the most do.
eaeIntes.. snd therefore .tAey ass NOS nSas.ng
for tasir couAUy TheHAAHA nothing % iIn-
pei thea 20 dseds o. hood and carnaGe-
IotbiaS TO isoiss them 70 rspe and mnrter
They are worss 4 han tysanss for even y raAta
0ghS Cor dominion and glory. but sne Accafssd
N srcsnary YAn0ss il n2bttaG Tor the Iroo 4
/ Of S,atAsrn ecmsseras and the pro.pee: Of 20.
pgopr1atn6 - nts o1n anAAll0Wet ~
6oatAesn 1hrms and sousAssn veA.tA.
a. o0oh fieadisb he'll hounds 10 the aimJ
WNloA tAvsAssns 1tchmcs4 comrossd, In.
Rsl,sa u re rs:s.os.:s g 49, ~ ~ eSsse
sssusa &. NJ ~ By ~ 1slxlDQ1Ry111nl
.tA1lf 1GndlgA deoa1e ssse11o4 ll1 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20
From FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE Dec 1s-Owing 10 the
heavy gale blowing, fleet Of nearly $50 YES.
sells of all sizes have put in here A British
bark is ashore on Cape Henry, and the crew
are in peril. The Cadmus leaves this after.
noon 10 go to the rescue
Gen. Corcoran is 1t Fortress Monroe TODAY
convention held yesterday afternoon At
Norfolk nominated John McCloud for Con-
gress, to represent the third district. The elec-
tiOn will be held next Monday, in conformity
with Gen. DiX's proclamation.
Union Success in North CaroIina-Ca nj tre
of Kingston.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. I9-Gen. Fosters
forces have taken Kingston, N g., capturing
500 prisoners and II pieces of artillery.
kingston is post village of LPnoir county,
N. g., and is situated on the Neuse river II is
distant from Raleigh, in an airline drawn in 4
southeasterly direction, about 20 miles, but is q
miles by railroad. 1t is much farther by the
turnpike road, which is anything but straight
in its course. 1t is distant from Newbern about
80 miles by railroad, and about 40 by water
and nearly that distance by the turnpike road
Ii has not heretofore been OF much commercial
Importance, except as the capital of Lenoir
county, which has an area Of about $50 square
miles, or about 2Sc, 600 acres. This county is,
situated in the southeastern part of North
Carolina, and is intersected by the Neuse river
which is navigable by large boats throughout
the county. The surface Of the country is
nearly level, and the soil generally of a sandy
nature. The county was formed in 1871, and
named i'll honor OF Gen. VIM. Lenoir an officer
in the war of the Revolution. The population
IN 1850 numbered 7,92e, and in 1860 IO,.sAn of
whom one'half We're slaves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

HEADQUARTERS, Dec. 19.-An has been quiet
to-day excepting two shots fired from our hill.
side batteries to disperse gathering bands OF
rebels on the PLAIN opposite. The enemy
strongly picket the river along our front, but
IN aintain peaceful attitude TO ward our men
on this side.
Several members Of the committee on the
conduct OF the war from the Senate and House
OF Representatives are here to-day examining
into the causes of the recent repulse and
evacuation Of the southern side Of the Rappa.
hammock. They are guests Of Gen. Sumner to-
night. :. -
The reports Of our losses in the late battle
make the number less than has been reported
less than l,400 killed and 500 wounded, a
large portion OF whom were only slightly
Wounded. We lost 500 prisoners, and took
about AZ many.
NEW YORK, Dec. ia dispatch from the
army OF the Potomac, dated yesterday, says
In at Geo OF our dead were buried on Wednesday
and AIS to-day. Nearly all the dead found
We're stripped Of their clothing, lying naked on
the ground From the official reports, it is
thought that the proportion Of killed to the
wounded, in the late battle, is smaller than in
any battle fought during the war In Gen.
Reynolds corps the official reports OF losses is
as follows; Gen: Douoleday's division, 100;
Gen Gibbons's division, I, 100; Gen. Meade's
division, 1,4SO. Total, 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20

been brought to Richmond, 800 hay,n. 49,,
brought in on Sunday and MONDAY The syyi.
val last night would finish all tAose 49,
condition required the advice Of spreeoa
The wounded yankees are loud In th..,r
praises Of the determined valor Of our men, ana
unite In declaring that they got the worst whip-
ping at Fredericksburg they ever had received
when the result Of the engagement become
known, this statement will, no doubt, be con
eeded TO be true by everybody. The YANKEES
say the battle at Fredericks burg will end the
wEr.
The Richmond Dispatch says, from Gen.
fIoy d's com mmand IL is reported, and generally
tr died, that the Virginia State Line under
'tn msnd OF Zen. Floyd, has obtained signal
rucotss over the enemy at q place called Pike
ton. ON the Kentucky border. One aceount
ttafte that the enemys forces, number1ux some
hve thousand, were completely routed aud
that nine hat-boatss with valuable storsN
were captured, and Col. Dilly and fifty men
were killed, and sixty prisoners taken Gen
Floyd is also es1d 70 have dispersed the Peers
Creek Home Guards and q band Of Kentueky
Unioniets that have made themselves q terror
along the Kentucky STATE Line.
GoLpsBoRo', Dec. fs.-An quiet below. The
heht Of yesterday was terrible, and the Abe
itionists seem eatisned to enjoy . holsdav
Their depredations on the citizena have hecn
the same a. In other actions.
leEcoND DIePATcH.l
GoLpeBoRo', Deo. 1s.-The report of sytSllsyv
mas been heard In the direction OF the line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20
THE WAR TENNESSEE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Special Nashville dis-
patches to the Tribune, dated on the 18TH state
that General Dodge, with his cavalry, has been
lighting General Forrest all day in the vicinity
OF Corinth. Forrest has 1900 men and Dodge
2,5O0 cavalry and five pieces of artillery. Nor
gan is reported to be moving TO cut off the
Louisville and Nashville railroad. 1t is re-
ported that General Van Dorm, with 81, 900 men,
has arrived at Stevenson, Alabama, to ioin
Bragg. Kirby Smith is reported as moving
toward Lebanon TO support Morgan. The
whole force of rebels in Tennessee is estimated
al 10,OGO. They had $4,000 at Murfreesboro'
Yesterday. Their outpost is about eleven miles
from Nashville.
General Rosecrans has dismissed a large
number of officers for drunkenness and disobe.
dience Of orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20
SOUTHERN NEWS

Rebef loss i'm the Battle of Frederick shurs-
1900 killed and wOunded-Gens. Gregg
and Cobb killed-Capture Of Kingston
COnfirmfd.&
NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-The Richmond Dis
patch OF the 10th instant says the Rebel loss at
the Fredericksburg battle is 2, 500. Eleven hum
dred wounded had arrived there on Monday
night. They lost Generals Gregg and Cobb
and many field officers. The Sd South Caro-
lima regiment was nearly annihilated.
The Dispatch contains a telegram from Colds
horo, stating that 5000 Rebels fought the abo-
ltionists at Kingston, the dav before. from 2 To
] O'Clock in the afternoon. After driving the
abolitionists once, the Rebel Gen. Evans was
compelled to retire, leaving the vandals TO oc-
cupy the town.
No report of the loss is given. The town was
greatly injured by the Union bombardnent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20

~ Rather personal on Pope, this Anecdote
The army correspondent of the Chicago Times
writing from Holly Springs, tells it. News came
to the Chaplain Of the Regiment that a good
Union soldier was given mp by his Surgeon,
spiritual consolation. The Chaplain, as in
duty bound, went TO see him, sat down by his
cot, and talked of death and the resurrec.
uon, and finally opened the Bible at random to
read chapter for the dying mans consolation
The book opened at the account of Samson's
Staying so many Phillistines with the jawbone
of an ass. AT the conclusion the soldier asked
what book he read that from. The Chaplain
replied, "My dear friend, il is the Word of
God" The soldier requested him to read il
again, and at its conclusion to see the book and
read the chapter himself The Chaplain
handed him the Bible-when he exclaimed,
"Oh, dear! my eyes are SO dim / can't read:
but tell me. Chaplain. honestly, isn't Gen. John
Pore's name signed at the bottom of that
chapter!''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20
From California and japan.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. I9.-The steamship
Herman has been chartered, and takes the Mo-
ses Taylor's passengers to Panama She sails
tomorrow.
Advices from Kanagawa, Japan, of the 10th
November have been received. A private let.
ter says that all was quiet. On the 9TH the
authorities saluted the American Minister with
A. eons, c~ieg tho Ar~s -reeuiar salute ever
given by the Japanese to any foreign minister
The japanese Government has ordered two
s!oops OF war and one gunboat-mounting in
all "a guns-to be con stru cted in the United
States, being the commencement Of a complete
steam navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20
MONDAY, December y,
NEW REGIME,

MONDAY, December p,
NEW REGIME.
This fsvorite Theatre will be opered
For THE SEASON.
By the kind permission of MRS JouS DgEw, of
the Arth Street Theatre, Phil1deiph'a,
MR.. FRANK DREW,
the Ss will for limited
Burlesques and Comisslities.
MONDAY lVENING, Dec. p,
First night of the Great Drama Of
RIP VAN WINKLE;
Or. LEGEND OF THE CATSKILLS.
Mr. FRANK DREW in his great character of
Rr 'ts RIP Van wiskhEs viz III fs'&S &SaRsrse
-, The piece Will H be produced Sth Nes Scenery Of
ment The east viii em brace the ~p'OiA'
STAR COMPANY OF WASHINGTON,
MISS GhHsTEhH' aRss aasf'ARD AAEpER,
'I''' sks. aIs; EaatHs aU7zT. Eif' FArfsn''
'Hs' sRs' 'iis aYIssEsTsf YsSfaffl this season.
Oils AZ hsst 4 hfRRss5sRRGTe gRssHRT for two yearsD
Ah hR hssssb, EbfP ] G11E,Ef,r. HAFpEF,
MIR GAsPHRb MAEDER
To be followedby
NEW THEATRE'
BY Mr.. NIrHERs' CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA.
To conclude with the finest extravaganza ever
written, called
NJ ZEPPA;
Or, THE UNIAMED ROCKING HORSE,
Introducing Mr. FRANK DREW in the new char
MONS. ROBERTO Hskk hfsis Il HELD HERMAN,
Who will perform a number of tricks,
among which will be
THE MYSTERIOUS UMBRELLA
MAGIC CATS! CHARMED MONEY,
Also, his wonderful ex periments of
THIRD SIGHTl
OrisinaI EfI,tS; T,ieks ord T,enYgnations
sen b FRA NCINO DREWINI
In his extraordinary Equestrian Perform ance on
an ima ginary
BARE-BdCh STEED.
Finishing with the arrival of the
ORIGINAL GIDEON'S BAND
Prices OF ADHISsIOS.-BalcOny Chairs rs cent?.
Orchestra Seats IS cents; Parquette, so cents Fam
lily Circle Is cents Private Boxes, SIS.
Doors opv n at tH to b e2n at IA prsci sely.
NJ TT EsDAY, Second Night Of Mr.. FRANK
DREW. de 212t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20
Wreck of a TRANSPORT.

INV YORK, Dec. 19.-The steamer Black.
stone reports that the steamer M. Sanford, with
800 troops Of General Banks expedition, went
ashore two miles south Of Caryfoot reef The
bark Gems box took of most Of the troops and
cargo, and the Blackstone also took 200 troops,
and towed the Gemsb box into Key West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
CONFEDERATE ACCOUNT OF THE
BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG.

Official Report Of the r ebel General Lee
Eighteen Hundred Rebel Killed and
Death Of Gen. r. r. r. Cobb
Sen. Maxey Gregg Msrtally Wound ed
Five Hundred and Fifty Union Prisoners
Taken-News from Mobile, Raleigh, An.
gusta and Charleeton-Reported Success
Of Gen. Floyd at Pix eton, Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20
a RMY Up p L I e 8.


ARMY of ne Pofoaaa< !
WAsHIHofoS, September %, lsS7.S =
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
q the army Of the Potomac the following articles
1900 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
hsled, the weight of esch bale to be marked
400 bushels Of oats, of the best quality, In
strong sacks, well sewed
7.0e cords Oak and Hickory Wood well seasoned
and of the best quality. ,
1ech bid must be accompanied By the endorse
8avarded VIII be fulfilled
. Bids viii be opened from time to time a. the
tnles may be needed, and contracts viii be awarded
lcr the Quantities needed to the lowest responsible
btAder mp to the time Of opening:
The right is rsserved to accept all or any part of
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for hay
p Oats, or Weod, - the case may be, and enclosed
- separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,
Lieut.. Col. and A. ID. O..
ssHH Chief 0usrternaster
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited until ths 29th
- day Of December, 1852. for furnishing G the Sub
sistenee sgartms mt at Washington, D. c.. with
:. The nrst delivery to be commenced on or about
the eth day of January, l36S, and the whole guam
tty pat In within thirty days from the drst deliv-
fhe Hay t. be delivered at Sixth street wharf,
end to Be weighed and inspected.
Bidders must state in their bids the price per lo
Dennds At which they win furnish the Nay.
Firms making hids must state the names OF all
Payment to be made in certificates Of Indebted
nsss or such funds - Government may have for
Bids 70 he directed to Col. A. BECKwIrH, A.
d. o and C. SU 8 A, Washington, D. c., and
sDdorsed Proposals for Hay" de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20
GROWERS THEATRE,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near willard Hotel
LkoNAlD 6RovE1-- MANAaRl

. THIS SATURDAY EVENING
GRAND SELECTED COMEDY pERFoRNANcE
LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
With . remarkable cast. em plo wing all the
PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE DOU BLE COM
PANf.
Aese OSoia 1S- BlOr0pc6 Tr6neh2rd
Louy HoQgh as.-.-. Mary Meredith
u. Setcheil as. Asa Trenehsrd
>. Barrett as .";..........: Lord Dundreary
&c, DC, &e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20

e. Bishop Colenso, of Natal, who has stirred
up the TheOlogians, by his bold work on the
Pentateuch. is 10 have the honor of being
Judged by The Convocation. The Archdeacon
OF Taunton requests the London Times to state
(22d Nov ember) that in the Session of Conyo-
cation OF The province of Canterbury next en-
suing he will move that the standing orders he
suspended. in order to the consideration of an
address to the Upper House, praying the Up
per House TO direct the appointment of Com.
mittee of the Lower House to examine and re-
port upon 10 the Lower House a book lately
published. and entitled The Pentateuch and
Book of Joshua critically examined, by the
Right Rev. John. William Colenso, D. d..
Bishop OF Natal. London, Longman Il Co,
le62, 62,''-that the Lower House may deliver its
opinion 10 the Upper House touching the pro-
ceeding TO a synOdical judgmentu upon the book
Iowa CRoPs.-The yield Of wheat is esima-
ted ~ 20,CG0E0 bushels this year, being ,75O 900
bushels more than the crop of ls6l. There have
been 1925 eco acres cult waited this year in corn
which will yield 7525O, 600 bushels, or an excess
over the crop of last year Of 6,0OO,OOO lshels
Oats will reach 100000 COO bushels hay, l,OOO,OOO
tons; sorghum, 100000 gallons, and potatoes
double last years quantity. . The State will be
able TO export this year 175 coo cattle and 900 600
hogs. The increase Of sheep has been about
one-third during The past year, making the
number in the State 25o,ooo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20

~ A curious fact came ont lately before the
Court OF Exchequer, in England. The pro-
prietor OF a theater at Hcxtoh quarreled with
Mr.. Wilde, lessee OF Leotard, the "trspszstD 70
as 70 commission due % him, when il was
shown in evidence that Mr.. Wilde paid IIeotarf1
t2CO week for his services at the Alhambra,
and f2o a night for performances anyvhere
else. In other words, a French acrobat receives
a salary greater than the income Of the Arch
bishop OF Canterbury, and three timee thaa OF
the Premier, tor jumping from one rope to
another Al the risk OF his neck. IL 80 twice as
much as that Of the President Of the United
States; six times that OF any Of the Secretsrise:
and fnni.ely greater than the profereionai
income OF any clergyman, lawyer, Judge, rem
eral or editor in the whole country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

TIME r1H11f, AbUVE FENN1. AvkfUK.
Mr.. 5osH 3. Pom. 49,. Manager and Proprietor
tAlso OF Holiday Street Theatre, BaltimoFs.)
GREAT SATURDAY YHIGHrBHL
Our lovely and accom- plished artistic
Mss CAROLINE RICHINGS,
Assisted BY the popular sctor,
Mr.. PETER RICHINGS
In the Great Wierd Spectacle,
SAT N L L Al
THE POWER OF LOVE.
The Ronzsni Ballet Troupe the Full Chorus,
Dramatic Company. Mr.. Bishop, Miss Graham and
an the favorites appearing.
AphIssIoN-Drsss Circle and Pareuet, 81 cts.
Orehsstra sests, 10 cts Family Circle % cts; Pri-
Doors open At Ga o'clock performance CON-
nences 1T ~ o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20

CANTERBURY hALLI
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
In aA4 rear Of the National Hotel
Immense success of
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI,
Mons. e. VELARDE,
Two Of the best Dancers in the World.
HUN DREDS TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHT
LAST WEEK.
ANEW BILE TONIGHT.
The beautiful ballet entitled
TARINE
Or, THE STUDIO OF SALVADOR Rosa.
Continued success of the Beautiful Pair,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER. the Queen of Song and
MISS KATE PENNOYER, the lovely Danseuse.
THE GALLETTI BALLET TROUPE
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
In New Dances To night.
MR. GEORGE r. EDEsoN
in the Iaughable Farce entitled
CONJCGAL LESSON;
Or, MIGHT WITH THs soxs OF MALTA.
oeor. open, ~ o,sloeh; Rs.i.ormsnss,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The management take pleasure in informing their
FsEsR; FMsEssERrfsEoSx1 ins @ 1s bscEhskkN N tie 09 CAN
TERBURY HALL WILL BE CLOSED FOR ONE
WEEK, for the purpose Of Remodeliig, Painting,
and Decorating.
The management are determined to make the
Canterbury one of the most magnificent music
halls in the eoantry, and have concluded to pend
raised pareuetts, spacious gallery, four magnih-
cent private boxes, &c, DC. In the interim the
Star tonapany 0 the Caatn bury viii give series of
st5bfp ODD RsiIHsss' Il Ii SEVENTH STREET,
thereby enabling Ladies' and Children to witness
the performances of this unparalleled company.
Ladies are assured that there will be nothing al
lowed by the MANAGEMENT in the above perform l.
aIces to offend the tastes OF the most fastidious.
When at Odd Fellows Hall no liquor cigars
sold in the building. de l5lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20

PRREMPToRY ORDERS TO GEN. BURNsrpR
ToGRoss THE RIvKR.-ltis asserted that Gen
ide has publicly declared that he would
not have crossed the river in the face of the
formidable works OF the enemy and stermed
them, but for imperative orders from Washing
ton.
In this cSnnection we may give what we ua-
derstand from a semi-official source TO have
been The language Of the President day or two
since in conversation: 81 yielded nv own com.
mon sense view, which was against Gen
Burnside's crossing the river and attacking the
enemys works, 70 the military knowledge and
experience OF Gen. Halleck. the General-in.
Chief Republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20

TIE CosT er kIss.-Squire Ben EesIe.-
ton. Of Cincinnati, a venerable gen tlemao-
whose hairs are silvered with the froets Of
sixty-hve winters, has been arraigned before
Justice Hampton, in South Cevington, ON the
charge Of kissing Miss Iavina Fenton vouno
and beautiful female, contrary to her wishes
The Squire was nned 81 and costs for the Of
feuep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20

- To make Swiss soup, boil three pounds
OF potatoes mash them well, and add slowly
some good broth, sufiicient for the tureen LET
these boil together, then add some spinach, a
lttle pSrsley, lemon, thyme and sage, sll
chopped very hne. Boil together five minutes:
pepper and salt 10 taste. Just before taking Il
on The fire TO serve, adS two well beaten eges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20

THE "WHAT 1s IT1' AT THE NAVY Yam
The New York Evening Post says:
This queer specimen OF naval architecture m
now nearly ready for launching All day yes-
Srday workmen were engaged in greasine and
ntnng the ways from which ii is 10 glide in 10
Navy Yard 70 look at the new craft, but ave
much disappointed on account Of its meaxYe
and dlmiauuve appearance. It's armament is
almost ready for rfnourting -