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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-05

TIE LADIES' Gundoat Assocf0ttom.---A com
mitsee, appointed by the board OF directors of
" The Ladies' National Defence Association
composed of the following persons: Mrs.
Judge Cioptop, Mrs. Vernon, MIS-. G wathmey
and Mrs Smith, waited .upon the President
and Secretary Of the Navy yesterday for the
purpose of soliciting the cooperation of the
Government III their project OF building y
euaboat for the protection of the city Of Rich
mond, and We Are happy TO state that the re
sult was most satisf actorv. The committee
we're received by the officers in the most eour.
tsaus manner, both of whom expressed their
earnest sympathy in their patriotic enter
prise.
Secretary Mallory, with approval of the
President, rendered 10 tbe Association the
gupboat now ia process Of construction 10y tue
Govern meat. which will t5sc ilitate the con
SUMMATION OF their project very much, and en-
able tho ladies tn afford the Confederate capi
ttl q inost formidable defence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-05

AsxA ss AZ The Legislators OF arkansas
mas passed laws II atzills ana pay the lob
fedora 10 ttsxaa 81 tie state 70 Prohibit ths
ds~tiliiBS az any u ths esrsHis into SPIRITS j,
10 elosa The land once OF tns State and Also
= law repsaliax the present militia law, and
providing more efl1cient means 70 fnrntsh sol-
disfe Tor the QoufedesAte sevvicss
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J,Yscgsrsa. April 4-Memphts papers Of
the Ist inst. were rec lived mars tn'oisa'
The .,nsal learns =, ON arrival, at e lac
hour the previous evening, from 'siaha NO
10, thatell was quiet there,A tho hI'Ds Oh IDS
my having entirely ceaa. a inere mas
been nc additional loss OF life o. retoer casa
atty. The damage TO tho attack. " foroes"
understood TO have been considerA o'a'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-05

Preseptdtfoa-Tde non commissioned off
GERS and piiyateS # the Purcell Battery hare
presented TO Lieut.. DAM Hagerty an elegant
silver set, comprising coffee pot, sugar dish
creeu pot aud bowl, valued at $500. This
following inscription, engraved On one Of the
pieces, explains itssif . Presented to d.
Hageriy, tat Lieut. Purcell Battery, by the
n9a commissioned oFheers and privates, Ms a
token 81 their esteem for him. as gentle
man and officer This hsndsome service a
silver Was made by Mitchell q Tyler, Of this
city. II is really d 1attering compliment,
which 10 duly appreciated by the recipient
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-05

The Confederate Victory in New
Mexico.
MEaPHIs, April lat Federal diapatehs
from Kansas City eon6rm the Conf edsrsie
victory near Fort Craig, and admit the loss
of 60 killed and So wounded. The Texans
catered Albuquerque on the 81 March.
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fines TIL. Mayer, yesterday, lined John
Reusviia 81 tor employing his wagon without
u iieenee; W III. n. Tinsiey. 81 for 4 ein1i.ar
I've Of his dray, ard Miunis & Co. So fer
usiDg their wagon without q license Edward
Cunningham and Nicholas Lat. were also fined
s. ftr esttlng drunk and urging lheif reapea
tive stesfa Trough Main street at a sleater
rate OF spaed taan is prescribed in te ordi.
uarce, or tansisten. with the safety Of foo,
paFgenxsfs.
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lsdgo,' $ Eou't.-The following cases were
disposed of yesterday by the Mayor; James
AcCarty member Of the Leteher Artillery,
having been arrested by the police foI resist
apce to their authority when drunk. was sent
before Gen Winder,--Wm q. peraw, a
member Of pabney Heavy Artillery, having
beet captured in the street while practicing
certain eyolutions uot set Down ia any book
g tactics, was= examined BY The Mayor, pro.
nouueei drunk, and delivered TO bin Captain
VIM. Edwards, taken in custody at tts eng
gestion Of the Mayer, fsl selue offence, the
nature II which did nos tfanspire, was sent
20 TAIL
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& Jai2 Esfzss, g.s Lieut.. selapi-, e. Is. 4 and
ether officers, Yesterday visited the city Jail,
and removed all the soldiers then III conlue.
ulsnt IN breaches OF The peace and ether
rstt3 uffsacps, AID sent tae delinquent heroes
10 sh@if several regiments under guard A
geoaiy humber were thus secured
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From Biloxi and Shin Island.

kosILs. April i-Dn "Wednesday, yausA'
force, 2 oo9 stIo landed at Bf}oxi, irom
three vessels. aud cut the telegraph iins CON
Meeting Mobile with Nsw Oriesns A isggs
feet is eff ship lslaud.
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FlAteb Hatterg- II Ia copsepaonco cf Tie
promotion of Capt t. Lindsay Walker to a
majority, the following promotions have been
made III thet well xnown artillery corps, the
Farrell Battery Wan ]. pegran, { iptaiG
Henry Fitzhueh lat Iseut WIN. Allan, ID
Lieut. Joseph Magraw, "a Lieut. Mercer
feathsretone 4th Lieut..
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Uay ieast4atsoas. The eleven Q clock en-
tersa.anasa at ut Metropolitan Hail this mora.
ing wilt doubtless ba an occasion of great de-.
light ~ Little peopie These natjnees are
g,vsnfav she slutsssesaenf at families deprived
OF The opportunity of visiting the Hall at
iis.s a.
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Rolling .Stoek Engine No 3, frog, the
Baltimore aad ohie Railroad, was carried
from lbs fredericksburg RaiIfoad Depot
Yesterday 10 the track Of the York River
Railroad, to be used thereon in future. The
task of getting al engine from Broad street
down to kQgketts, as in the above case is
much easIef TO accomplish thar to perform
The same operation commencing at Rockets
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a Handsome Iesttmofstas Of Respect AT
ahe Vsaisi,es. on Thursday night isst. on the
Q. "a zen q niaa Ella Ntens benet., thai
Young saiy V M made the rseiptentcf a valuable
gold 1vseb and Sai the aprendases, from I
nuaa her Of hsf ffisuds The house was. -
ussss4. cfu wded 10 ascass. ii
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Koe re A,rsstcd Officer Bbb yesterday
arresia ) free negro nas-s d Sol Green for
steaIiug xhS 80 froia Capt Edward q Bsien
1'le shsl was psrpetratsd Mt the fowhatan
Hanae. = here he was employed as servant
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Movements of the Enemy.
MHApHIs, April THE ss. Louis 6es45ls-
can. Of the III nit, amour IS that one hun.
dred and sixty-twa tran sports had been dss'
patched mp the Tennessee rivor.
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4 Isw q akss kip Officers Seal All Per.
ria arresseA yesterday 9 triiiing white iaaa
ths BibIs .is|t sneIioa not - bear falss wisn1ss
asnninst nnotS1k :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-05

Dtpatgase ef Faroisd {g#esed States of
CO.'S We notlced the arrival here, come s'S
weeks siuce Of Goiouel Bunford, Captain
isli.s, add Lieu.epaut Van Horn, of the Sixth
Infantry Z s a, whp surrendered themselves
prisJs1rs Of war iaet summer Ia Texas 10 Col
onei Earl Van Dorm, of the L.'S. y, and " hc
were parol@d 10 return 10 the North az soon &c
opportunity should afford They came on by
themssIv YES, in accordance ge ith The require
manis If their parole, aud reporting to Gen
erat Wiader, were assigned comfortable quar-,
ters al G .stte Goodwin. They Remained there
uutii yesterday, when, AL things being IN
readiness for shejE departure, ihoy were es-
coftsd ~ she otlicer ia charge Of Castle God
win captain G w. Alexander, of Maryland !
t. the Petersburg care. where thgy were re
csvcd by Lieutenant Wiudsr, aud delivered
30 ileateaa Porter, to be escorted 10 Norfolk
ard ssEt to Fortress 1onroe via flag OF truce
Before leaving, altQ1 these Officers expressed
the mselsso highly gratliied at the kind treat
nett ressived from the Assistant Provost Mar
shal and his IDS
Colonel Woodruff, of the First Kentucky
Regiment, a keo PRISONER, also left by the
s..'ne Conveyance tbas The old e. =. Army otii
cars did Woodruf wac carried from the
Confederate States. military prison by Lieu
tenaut 7 / Turner, officer ia charge, and de-
livered 10 Lieutenant Porter 10 he carried to
Norfolk ine Distinction between regular
Army iaesIs aud the rag tag-ard bobtail Of
L,neoir'a vol 1n GERS should be preserved
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W. have no hing Ia.e from th,s military
post Wsmay soon expect TO hear OF deci-
iiye ,ioye ments in the West General JEFF
Thorn pson has gone 10 bis command West of
the mlssissjppt river, aud soon the Federals
nav aspect him In their front, centre and
r6,.r eelerity will mark his movements
West II tie Mississippi.
fRos RAsE-IL,E.
We learn that the citizens of Nashville
continue loyal TO tho Uon federaev, and re-
IN e TO deat With the invader, notwi thstnDd :
iHg ths tempting b1i,s and low prices the
latter presents. dee esiouailF Il dead Fed
araI is found in I'd g streets, although 4 strict
Saard Is kept, without clue to the secret
hand hat strrcS the blow. The invader
will ind 1t an eisph antine labor 10 sueju.
sate T. People determined to Re free
sA5oE MORGAN.
: This gall mt Partisan officer, With has bat.
TALON Of cavalry, having haen appraised OF the
fact that come 600 Federals have been thrown
out with u view TO has capture, rapidly shift.
ed hts location, and is de termi ned TO Dc foQnd
When he IS prepal cd to strike a blow ~ Is
said he hss ktlisG, or captured, some ], 100
Federa's since they entered TENNESSEE.
coli n, F. LooNBf.
This brave and gallant eommanier has
engaged in two or thrse sFirmishes, Il ear the
Tennessee river. In one he killed, II is said,
some - Eederels; in the other. ne was also
successful BIT 30 what extent, or what are
the particulars and details of these engage.
ments, wa have 10 very satisfactory aecou mt
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9 " WIN Il. It. Rss0u AMI family are ou
sls.e the enemy q lines .hsy will please drop 4
.etssr TO Mrs. j. I. A., EichmoRd.
4-Ns
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Comm,3aeS Z a9td +, 2lsi Gsrgt9t0 9fun.
teerS- Ii has issn always reckaaed as one Of
tbs many advantages which julius Cesar
posss7hsd ever other men. that he vas able to
rcc!vd bis exploits after be had performed
them There are some Of our compatriots
who srs' either unable or unwilling to speak OF
themselves, and we propose 70 devote para
graph TO supply that defect.
Conpauy Il, 2lst Va Vols is as weH BROWN
10 :ts friends, perhaps, By the name of The
MarylaDd 6 company, Capt, Lyle Clarke.
Company + of the ean'e regiment was
company T., OF the st Va. Vols belonging to
Tho oity.oy Richmond, commended first bv il
II Carey, ar siiloe By Capt. Cunningham.
Without disDsrasing the web deserved ho
nors Of tho other corps In our Bersice, we risk
nothing ia saying that fl1ue have exceede I
these I9o companies in the amount oil toll.
Danger aud suffering which they have borne
patiently, and CALAMITY encountered Thoy
Were tagly in the .eid las; year, under john
ston in the VALLEY, aud al Aqua Greek and
F,e,ioret sbaig They bad their full snare Of
ser vice under Lee and i.,ring. after wards In
sne sao Uutetna of Western Virginia With
Gus latter who has often praieed them IN the
most II atering terms, they carne back to the
Valley They were foremost in the march to
Bath ami last Ia the retruai, as well as on
ether oecasione. And in the late fight near
Winchester, they were found in HE aecus
toned place, and acquitted themselves rs
usuat. One company lad Two killed ard
three wounded the otbe nine orteD wound
ed bat tie damage inflicted on TIE foe was far
beyond TIE proportion which they sustained
Il may 81 safely raid, that, with the exception
Of Asfty S command, which is IN exceptional
case, "a, al admit none have distinguished
themselves more.
Tie Richmond Papers, doubtless ont of
Inodesty, have been siien. about these CON
psnles. hai ii seems 10 US that they do merit
and should receive, some special notice from
us snee they Do net &sk il u thems .lves.
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TIT tsosdenaei Spies For reasons satis
faetorf Ia ourselves. tho principal one beng
ne fast illat the autanritlea were averse 20
aus pubaglly being given to The stta,f. We
have refrailed for several days past from
mentioning shat two men, pryee Lewis aud
John sonily, bad been tried before the Court
Martial now sitting AZ the City Hall, and con
den,ned 10 be hung az spies. The execution
was 10 haye taken place yesterday at III
o clock ~ the New Fair Grounds, the gallows
hayh1g been erected there, and NIL needn't
~ ap aration Fnads for carving into effect the
sentence of the court The execution has
heen postponed Tor short time on respite
granted the parties by the President, but we
are assured viii come OFF at An early day
Lewisand Sassiy, after eonr ietion, made pro-
leststioas oi hdeli.s to The British Consul "a
subieetg Of Qaeon Victoria. bat the assa mniien
of et.2 Issbi was disfeyarsted by ;ae oitelal
in Tncsiien II ia insiniatei, and re believe
on good authority, too, that the condsmued
have ai.ple aisclosures affecting tbe fidelity OIL
several rersons. one OF mef. u whom have
been af,preh ended Riulof had il Yesterday
that ems ot tie parties thus implicated was
m officer holding plaoe nnder The Cavern
ment II gumor speaks Tue truth, he viii tind
himself, 20 doubt. In an Internationally hot
Il ace
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From Island No. Ten.

MssrHn, A,prii LIST The Appeal, OF tsss
morning. stakas that all was quiet ut isiand
No. 10 al tsst nd vices. Our batteries were In
good condition. aud tbs troops conf ispt'-
One of the T ssie,s al gunsoats went to East
port. on sunday. and engaged our BATTERY
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From the West.

Oar Western exchanges, received last
nishs, brought US very little intelligence OF
Ia terest frou, that quarter The following
item, We extract from the Eem phis Ara
leaehe cf tbs SLIT ut ;. the latest data ie-
ceiy ed
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MATTERS.

ssste.t If q 3fasl Rebter-- w. a. Hopkins.
acting pes' rsetsr al Rig Spring Dspst, Mont.
gcuery county, Va, was arrested ou ~ 5d
IL Apsit hv w, l. N. Word. Special Aeent
os lie Pos. ossce nersr.msnt. fcr rchbing the
uall The denredations Committed on the
nlsoyn route had leen the subject Of complaint
for eossa me psst, and = watch being kept
on the proceedings Of Hopkins, bic gui!t he.
came sufficiently manifest 10 warrant his DO,
inc takes iaso custody. He did not coaten,
hinseli with taking lessers merely, but helped
himself 70 she pevspspess passing through
hiA office
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R. ALL PACK AGES for tina ALLrE BAT
~ TW ~. ssstions1 u Jamaoeown, Va viii b
Delivered 10 Mr. q. J. 0AtSEs, o. Richmond Post
O0ies. r. p WH.xIH6oN,
apLIw Capt. Oond / Ai,en Ba.tery.
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~ tn ~. ssstions1 u JamssooWn, Va, win BE-
delivered 80 Mr. O. J.aoA'sEs. g R.cnmcsa Post
spAyw Capt. oosna I AIsa battery.
To h rem T.
With six rooms and all requisite sus. bBild.
tags, on I'd. near Marshall street. The who's
prtr iises are In cree 1iens condition, having
bee, thoroughly reneired, papered. and psia''
ex' snes II was occupies: Apply 70
sapa-st No Is Msin street
e<I uTirt --Tbare Is row in possession OF
~ the Petersburg Railroad COMPANY. a.
J Petersburg, mOasecoloFed PONY about ~
achsd TO hts halter. with the diIce ton, ID
j.. ponneliY, Richmond, Va" The owner IL
~ aestedso eome forward, psr chsrges. sod
AA' JoaN L. Wills, Agent,
~ o-h. Petersharg, We
III THE VINEGAR FACTORY
coated corner sr...ns x.ia n =. fer ssIns..
C.. apply 10 E.D EACnU,
ap6-3: 18th street
MOUND ALUM
Is sass :. g, 9 A, A Salt, n sso'. on eoa''s'
's-'. - = GEO s.esg;
|. apt-sruD kheesos slip
| EussAK AND aOLaissss.
10 hhd.. n. o Sugar;
- esin Melasses
Gu consignment ara for .aie ~
sps-autfls s,bcesos Siir
| 4 LC GA OIL
| fssa now rrep.r.a 10 deliver % FER 6, ,a
OF mr. own Installation.
! n rcINHis.
/ Apb--lot. Wtimingscr, T.
| PzRs0FS V''S''s . '''''' BOARD
Mira. HuuPER'H,
OAuEch Hit, 0Saee stree.
| al s--sss sstvssn sssh and sesa
TLEdANT HORSE FOR SALE.
| stylish. large. tray aoRsE, iss hAna..
high, years. old equally aeel Ia hsfe"s
4 or under tbs saddle. Tan BE- sem ~ shs sss
blas es Eighth, between Main and CsIi -
apA-gt
TL1OK silks AND bONHAzfNI-
i u We have lass saQstved tArse pieces q H.
i perfcT Black hAi14, y pieces very superior nms
baxiuee, pisces HACK A0psls iHss, VIA Wv
| cther d1ssrAble Goods -
aps VNIIEa = t,h kNEss.,.
LOOKS dOOD rxExxtxzN-HUt'anss,.
Il IL doom aAxA1llAN-~kaext door 800 s.a.
SAH.- Vt4h0uI fail <uxxa xhAe matisms NNyr5
GwlaAs anA 1aAna xcm kxposare - ' ssaa
IS Ac.v ard Ga - hAd Wha3eemA4 Ard tesn. W..
~. pNIEnN09 ~.
aps -. - nsas s'
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stsstssIFFI kIvgg.
JaeksoNPoRT, AREAssks

. We f;a9s noting OF i'm poriancs on inter es
to comma niease from Island 10, New Madrid
or Fort J. .ll0w.
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49, RICH MOND TYPOGRAPHICAL
~ SOCIE1 Y "A stated meeting o this
esociety viii hs held THIS EVENING", t5h
april at O'Clock. at ths han OVER MT r.
Goodies printing ~dhce. NETT to the pos, .cfsce
IN d atm stree. NemAe1s are requested 10 be
/ WnctunI in their attendance.
BY order Of the President.
ap5-it WM. W. WOLFF, Rec. Sec.
n - CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN by
~ niStaKe al the pressmAL the edition I
TIN week tails short, So that city suhscrioeh
car not be sutp'ied.
als6-It- W.B7OwF-
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siogls trsnsEressiou OF tbs law CT God
sIeaEs o link In tho chain which connects Us
WNn MN and sets Us adrlt; On the stream OF
csstruction.
never did school text contain q more rs
soIed truth than that which records "Jolen a.
u the paren: OF VICE" and Of idlsness. The
worst Ia adieness Oh mind.
Habit In child Is at nrst like O sptder,s
wee-if neglected. II becomes u thread or a
"iee; next cord or rope; finally cable; and
thu Who can break liz
&c sreat God seems t. have given ths.
r"nib' sntmsn t--kG- w thyseif-to thoas uep
more especially who are apt &C IN axe roma rky
On o'h<i msa > factions. and forget ID emsslsa
IL :" = very good issson. though it /. )ea,n sd
vim difuauity, and rarely practicsd--.o 10 ne
ttcse that hate us. wv
re did oui kew how lutte soma al ,ov
ne great lEilEs the- ,9ssess, there would moi
- N UGH envy in the world.
s. Conosit and confidence are both Of them
eneateo: tho ais, always imposes upon it.sif
tn seeond frequently decsives Others too
he who Marries pretty face only, Is like n
buyer OF cheap fuInit0is--the y-Inish n At
sasSSt ~ eye cannot endure the arssido blass.
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MltH.sTARY NOTICES.

nAY.kY'S HEAVY ARTILLERY.-I
II Will receive twenty more BIKN TO com.
rlets my battery OF Heavy Artillery. Apply
Mt The llce of Bayly White. at the corner
Of Franklin and 18th streets, or At the rem.
devious. at loo Main e., (ur stairs)
SAni'L r. BAYLY,
Captain CT Bay ly's Artillery.
A. l.. RODGERS, LIST Lieut
JOS. A, WILLIAMS, I'd Lit.
FTP aG-0ts
q TTEMTION, UNTEERS,.--INFAN-
n TRY COhlPANY -- SCOrT'S Is A T.
ThLlOE Under authority from the Secretary
OF Var, the unde-sieaed-two Ct whom are gradu-
ssss OF the Virginia Military insiitute--sre form,
irg al INFANTRY COMPANY fer the hattaiioE
now being vsiced by ROBERT g.. SOOEG. who
served &c Captain OF Virginia volunteers In the
Msxi.aa war. hsn iiaoie to Service rndsT the
carscrpt act can volunteer il .his company and
rscs.Ve The bounty, &c, instead Of Heng esrolled
"a oenscripts, ~ they soon will be, to M up COM
panies nov In service, without receiving apy
hcuE:r. Men In eompaa;es foT iocHi ssr vice w.sh-
MS t, SO into setive service may eiso join tag
company. Recruiting cftice Josh street, between
n ain and BcnE.
J. WICKHAH,
WIZ. J. Ed1LtSTON,
s,se-.. sRTHUK +. GOOUH.
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oorressoos-no- c; 81, k'esracna pisgs,ea


Correspondence g 81, H'sb,acnd nspstea.
Ny Fea;re! e. TIE Conatsa - Patriotic xeaor cf
tie Laaies.
ksYswrrir, Charlotte county. VA
May ist, 1861.
A. ih:s ID the day on witch "t loV atgf
Nj y Of 'e1 makes it's advent into tbs circle OF
Time, we rEssams It rot impest Ell 10 awe
Yea a. few item NV the wt-xid >" OF wha.
hss employed sae at.cI ion OF tsa GOOD people
IN and Ground this fash NttIe village
daIiGE tile day,
Much preparation nnd h5en n,s3o By the
many faiT maidern auG kind ,ao:heTa IN and
srannd thta victL itv - eaisora.s vi h oecom
is6 spleEdor aAa & ye,y tbi htstoTio day
Tender hands had been bHsiiy engaged TOT
ssvsra, days IN compile ing 81 IN operations
iwSsauisy ana seEiar kai beea al work 20
decorate all tais Sc with ths moss las tiotons
takto. In nue., ioT some Gays fEe place hEA
hesa distinguished tor snsy, ous ANA, aud
cci stSGt etr. Tbs day arrived. ard, lot
w.ths.audins she lowering clouds hung like
s.uharn ssntiEeis 10 the way OF the already
established programme, and the FREQ fal |
OF t.artlai showers, at an early hour the Old
che en, LONG since dedicsted to the cauae OF
holiness and piety, was alive with human
sonis.
Il tbs forenoon Of the day. Las care of the
fatl-. vac directed 10 The "Tninutia' OF ths
faJ, ACTING tbe part faEd we'll tid hey per.
form, - of salss ladies tiispoains OF at tbs
hik at~t figures attaiasSie all of ths aunier.
Gus - xets and luscious aeiicacic. IL est pal i.
pTn hapds,vhich bad been collected together.
Their say.y attired persons, lovely fees 4;
b.wi,chirg wosds. m ade :helr appeals iIRfsis-
toe, AID with irofase and lib~raI hand the
muis;tuis aided their Efforts. Soon the hour @:
il arstved-a table Rroanirs under Tae weight
OF dr,,cactes and scbst2nt l9iS OF every cns-r.
Aete and dsscr ptioIs was Splead out before
tie vsI-wheEeG aprehtes Of the Assem- biage,
ALL Tsnyle justice VISA rendered 20 the board
Tie evening was occupied IN the perform
sl>a If mos. magnificent ana brilliant tab
1s1ux. Some houys we're consumed, dGfid <
WHOA time the audisrce WIS held in spell
herai, stLen iUn 10 thss liendid life like EXIT
biz ~. ADumoar oftntsrss;iEg piays were per
G.;n. d, sid all t. theiAoai accom- clisiled aud
a.ubc 80 manner and style. " HE tha pur-
ro>e ami object Of The wioc proceedings was
the r.cs.Vure, L obis and exait sL tss perform :
euCe u o,iiG have done honor 10 .s;sral stsse
sc.v,s. and III who pal s;cipa.edisre aasuredly
en'it sd 70 praise for their coru p'ste success -
Wa,'a .hs "SecedinS States" ves ,be most
grand and brilliant, lizard Times iauEha-
h.r s-i.u natural, the coronation OF the q ussn
wa IL the highest degree SOLEMN end in J.
= sing.
Tie income OF the whole affuir amopnt@ 20
the respectable san OF $500, Gil OF which Will
- appropriated fer the relief Of our wound
81 soldiers. EJAys.