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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

0oakepsars's great play q
so.s. . 4 7 f1 I . f &, u.
!. ~ sss ProSranms.
qOi OEfLs1J REI
Lovers Of dancing, attend Tie BAIL Of
ssS ;:::Sa fRi s. +: xS i15 s
lses
wo ladiss. y bs had It the El99 ap5-i.s
. 4 4 + . Z 4 . J 70 . . 4 !:
METROPOLITAN HAITI.
ixisO. rsopssssor Of Xe.deny Of l.sis, Nov
L,s AAIIeaY.......... ....Aetans Manager.
MAsNIF7ukNT SCENIC Z +
8 AuroiiAT1o sPsorAo1.E,
~. a,aAr.A rkos.ssl
IS Lifs.Nks Figures.
-.@e-s LRD NALIsOhYS
- war ILL q TRATION2
Benefit Of ~ LAdias'
Nanssal Defence Asoctato..
All tickets sold ~ Ne sbsvs sssSistion az
god Sor admiration as any sdvsfdssd sxAiba.
Tnas szsat work Of art, unsurpassed, Of it,
ki1d, either n tas OLD or the New World,
and which was sxhibissd to crowded Aoases
apWards Of
One Hundred
Oonsseativs Ei3its
VIII - opened for the frst tsGe in tAis city
THQR6DAY NIGHT, Nrn MARCH,
And LIVERY NIGHT until further no1iea
Also, O. WSDAHsDAY and 0Afv1DAY, IT II
o'clock 4. H.. f.r the accommodation Of La.
The panoramic views. showing sNapses Of
attractive localities IN New Orleans; the
dsrart.re Of the Warrington Artillery. AID
q ruRal Le1isiana, AID the BEAUTIFUL noon.
light scene Of Pa AaucAae, Vers painted By
n artist from sketches mae On the spot, and
aeknewledsed trus and 1aSnral transcripts
- The pres and clu2eaa
The sadttoF has hsfors his syes perfect
Views Of Lo1isiana
rs AroAiteot1ro,
Z ~ Prairie, Swamp.
sugar Plantation LtGs.
s@E SOLDIERS LIFE
esillastratsd II the bivoaac. the usrcA. and
PYROTRCHNIC DISPLAYS
introduced g Ihe exhibition Of the
BATTLE OF NANASSA6
rAs Raneranis visws and the number OF
assres Introduced arc scse -. ,sn q: .,,..,
T1au1lPHs OF ART
WASHINGTON AHR1LLERY
ma No WOUNDED OFFICER
FAITHFUL sTEED.
Humoroas AutomAsons from time 70 time
s9ord c4tki1g een5n:S e he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

The FeellnE In the Lover Valley.
We have AsA N inservisv with . gsAtie
nan VAC left HhspnsrdstoUn In Jsnsrsea
county. In The AtU part Of last wses, ana
wAo succseded In mAxiaE his escape Aatsl,
through the LiacoJA lines. 1ne thieves have
piandsred the ooanties Of Je0srsos, Bsxke.
lsy, aad CLARKE, pretty t0sosaalIy. and 4
sseA IN extent Wat acre an very few n.
ress o. horses left N that re seeeaon. Pear
wsre easertained that NJ corn crop can B,
.ilanseA for want 81 haaAs ana AossS.
The saeny have ssUssedsA il rseoastfast.
Ing The nsltinors snA chic raalroaA, and an
Aow ranAtAg szat1s through daily. 1Aas
trains were ioaAA - b. 81 great service II
removing tAs remains Of tAcss q sAeir hire.
iiAes VIE Tell Ut ksrnsteWA.
We Are srauasd - learn, - ~ Dc fsen oui
informant. that the people n that section Ar
nero determined sAsn ever In their epposi
aea - the abolition tyraAAy, alA Nat n.
sso.sA new under Ne iron heel Of the dee
pot sAey @e hoRsfal and onhdsnt OF Aaa
rvGe1e HON SA6lr tAfAldroA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07


TuAP DOA1uIN0-uhy = - ss nv
~ AetAs Onsflotts Uoaft. H.. Dining
eo0 40 1oflaD aso epa0io1D 1nAh1Ry. WITH
tnlrox AA.roo1es eo01eEeAhly saE1aDeea ~
s..aIla ca aefls ls1sons. ~ table . er.
49, 11tA IL eeet 10 sDnaAsy affords.
Oes Village = healthy. VIII yonH ss6lFeAo q
~. - .s. Sesena,aa!eees ~ lltte tnt4ees-
1.aAAi Dauyt!M 1aalseeA. cd eon1Sni.
49, 9aaly viii 11oAme1ds Hoe hf4hae
1656s fsxIfsxLA
e5.-sofs : eassistas :o,arkr 80. !
"a 9Wo plese - R0nnQn
s.sSa - 8: q, &c. - - ~ a. S5s!e
"a e.! s9.ss 90 - sesev SasseS
ux'11s1-z5 - :: :;
-, ~ ~ - ~ -,
2, ]. =, 20 Z
! ;l';a a
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- - e
~v3x3<S = s&-S-S-4>---.~.--
- S.. III BATTALION.
laNef1eneds A. astnori1e6 b.
1pH ~ g 1kUhU1r CON
yxO1y AA14 eons8ane o. % men,
q ~ .vaec % ~. y. -.
jointag th16 ounrany exe entitied - ~
HoyIm, ea1lr0snes. ma .absissen6e. fur.
ntshod oaoe 9oo1uit, Those Who faYnaah
their own no9nna WI - entitled % CTS or
month. - - - s-.1.s-E 80. -
O0ce on na1A ana usar Cd corns1 Of 9th
otZeei, NohWond, W.
McNA6Y HOaSON.
e4!-log ~ =. HAYWOOD.
Motsosk Uey 00o1. Ee'eraeorg A1p1eA
1A3 Asec a0n0 LeautI VIII paeese COPY
eAo 10 oll l. &c eeoecru tiers
fMfANrNy VONFANY.
The underlined being autAoxIsA by thu
= .Totaty OF War 10 roteo q oau pAny OF
LI0Hf INFANTRY for tAe war, and
HGAv ,ns co,se3 VI. ~. ~ AL -. 1871
sSeo ~. V1s a.s y eA1IRns.
~ ~ ovVnoU RsSt cIuel OMss t9e ~ -
~ % tc.a s.tSss; 49, "osn 94a nna baaA.
In enllstlog " IDS company VIII recetvs
ne usual eoaaty, e;
..n ~. ~ - ~ " saS ost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

- AlCKlhD 0lUrH0AM. Asesisssw.
@ ALE " MISCELLANEOUS AR1g
y uLES -On monday, The TIN inst, 81
l0o'clcck. 1T my store, Will seil ut auction
. lot ofnrticiss, cOnsis. Ing In part O.
~ kbla. eorsh Carolina Mntseta;
l6hcxss Manufactured C0bacco, part very
Has;
~ eoaes sailed Backbone and Spare.
HIS;
bills P.cke ed Hssf
~ p,eess bassl-Hams, SnoIl3ers, and
0fcund Ie3ss. Cigars, and suncry other
articles
FURNITURE.-
Also, . lot Of farn sure, c0Sslstirs Of
Bed And 8sdstead; Hair and Shuos H.stress:
one large. upright show Cas-, OF C3lsss
House; two nae. large Mirror; one TaiIor's
8oaI0s VITA drAWeT.; one nandsoms Gard
Fables ore large, neg, nae W ardrobe; one
Orb; ore Uoosing Stove and Fixtures
Also. Counter, Deem sers, &C.,
Ap4 B. OAUrAORN, Auct.
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A. r. u. Jr.~

L
The LynsAburg Th1gtstss, In COPYING the
letter 1ablsAsd IN ear paper o. Friday isst,
ever ~ signature 81 4. = T.. Jr.,'. d.
aoripuye 81 he obsttAAts tSAt5 Dsas~ Win.
The wSttsr Of Tie shove =. ~ have No
ooeot, alexander =. 0otsle1, IT., 9 gallant
yoothi aSsat 10 years ct sge, wAo vas
Woanaed at the battle Of AaAassa.. It u q
eoon material - his that tie sStono.W Val
Brigade II naAs uP.'' :
ne 1k4tstsa II eorrest In IT. coz tseturCl
The letter was freA We pss u ysuae Dsts.
Ter. who 10 . sAlant And worthy soldier IN
Ne 1eskSfidss Arullsry. "0sssss D" q.
lsded - In the letter ~ being safe, u 0eoreo
bedingsr. Of Js6srso n Q soA OF tAe Ian suteA
Henry Bedingsr. Whe oscs rsprsssated tie
Frederick di4tziss IN Congress. He, toe, u :
soldier worthy - ssrve ande1 sucA . Uo1.
mander a. the iaaeatabls yaoksoa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

rVOJJsE 49, -,.f % - cH5n, GO
II NsIN ST sa1 Or az 81 -
M. HppIsT CeUhCu ~ u MY, ~:
,-IE ~ AUrIaN fEis ,9At u .ast a.
II If sr n. sa'e Of Sr H-ha dassTa nea Il,
sd ey, his sfsfaaon. ~ l. sss,. g. . aS!,&e t.n
. les, with b.ics J.. semaLt - "a tse sesnrsn
0, Ms. ana - sta 80 ct 7s -" 8 Esd Gse
clsn ortsb ro,ms wiz si}:a Hljs lie , ass
~ w-h -u-c or eiet. NJ su- os g. ysFf'sr
ffe los i ems 81 I. g: anF set J. . f-c- es
,iss fae ,,ie l. e. Se-t p!-s.a = ussr'e
ge ie sons sTp /, ~ exe'i.sst - ges rrSsC,
ago. g to :s,i5 e. O. Hr " ); De''-s1r.
inns tine h7if n .'s5,7ye - 9i~6t ~,
iatares<sti:!>d ard ~e.tiIs1 hY trn q sees
nh7 0OIIIE .. pr H. wv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

We unAsrs>and tAa4 Governor Lstehss
~ seatsRssa apsa CelesA Dinnosk. Of
Ne Ord.Aaes Department Of visgiaia, The
efPsinkusas Of et-Bngadlsr Usnnai.-
1hs rsssas givsa ~ tAas mark Of dissins.
as>, AZ +" 5ck haAfl aad long se..sasei
service ~ cennAndans Il he Public Guard
and Superintendent Of tAs PuhEs Arns.
~ but more especially Sr highly inpostaal
service q oslc1st and Chief Il Ne Ordained
DEPARTMENT Of 10 Atass dariag The present
VA. By which that Dspazsnsat has bssu
Dads nosa elective arm Of Ne plblis ssr.
vfSs, rssds.iag invaluable aid - Ne armies
'sf ths Oo,SsdRaQ n Virginia and elsewhere,
y furnishing thsn promptly With srdnaaes,
ans, aad anmanitisa. In sritissl srnssxsl.
dos" The 0sveFhsr deems the Drsvss raj
mVA wclth4y earned. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

ITGUSE AND l.isr Ftla ALE At
ii az TtNH &c VIII sfi; or MON
q 7, III. d aay O! .aprl, ca - IRE u1isss,
AZ 81 o'cioc- = u tn- s!rick X 3U ~ aeG
LOT 81 fue-ed IN n. saLt = daC, FiTa rt.'''ts
STREE. between .saiuEt ard ttrs s!fests. Ths
sousa has x r. oTrs rad oil resrfS ~ ou.@
~iiiciues. The lrf cu7s or : ia ? cofi stree
30 feet, ant ruas back o. f-r' IT, az alley.
TBsMs Uhs-siird cs-tf; toe hai ace ~ 8
,na /. ul,u hs f,r n-S / sPis' n Jes, issfsiss
i.i..srt. a. ii sccur thy IA. sds AS @T
iasa 20 oS pe.d % tus p'tfch
T.S Yf.Ers .ir
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07
MARYLAND CuarA.

Ve have bseA faYAtshel with tAo Int Of
sssaaluss n COMPANY -, )" ns,ylanA Guard,
AttAoasl - Ne atst keg'AsAt 81 virgiaia
Vslaatoess. Il We 1sAt ct Ksfnstovn. q tie
III alt. We apPsaA Ne Hst, and are aszz,sa
that Il p reliable:
x&sS-lhpt. Hseaaa. VIE volunteered ~
tAs ASAt saA aasaeAsd himself - ~ cen.
Daay.
HsSSss-v. .. Carroll, badly; yanss
CAoss. aaasereus,yJ Jas. A. orssassl. 1aa.
ssrossiy, Z q. RnRsss. n shs sAolIAss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

I'ibRAAL DoHAsloss.-fhe Mobile vapsru
state that last sunday Wsek Q lasgv No.
meeuss was hsal u ~ 0ssst1nsat Stree
PrssbybfiaA oAsrcA Of lhaa aty. q vAieS
sddreW wefs dslfvsroa ~ ~. 4. = Die.
nneoe, . ViSsfsisb 1sv. DIS. uAatltoa aal
Ds1esss, e AlAbaos, And ~ was saassA
o. -s18 0eeMGss A. tAss sshseQoant 1auo,
toss sweilsl tAs aoesnt - ei.3e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

0AN. fM0B AHD 0ln 6zAD,-x1Ato aoc0ax0
from Vaa Darsa. Ark, rspsessnttAst Major.
0snerA Starring Rriss IL rsosverise feoia
Ais woaAd, and win seen - ~ The head q
wssi'ergaaiosl army. which. IL y Dslisvsd,
viii e6sstsally nwart - paans Of the
enemy IN that alrsettsa. Gen. p. has Sc
lsessl >er HI sea1 - ssassAl Aids. ex.0ev.
TrusteA Pelk, ~ Missouri, and Oel. = read.
we'll. Of New Ofisasss - AAjataat.0sasral.
ms5R Thenas L. 0nsed. Of ~. Lsais, Ma1.
Hardiag b Ais Qsartssnastor3 WAtes Reed
his Oommissary; 0ptaiA pnss Ais Ord.
n ., 0@cer. vitA fAs IEivtlses ~ - sp-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

Ac&s OAkV1 RxAY& 00E 371 TIA uu3sn
~ Prayer Needing. ua13 ~ "a t'ses & ~
Ys0og HAS ChessllAA Aae etAsAs ,, On, a. - sap
pAe.4o ~ 0ivtae blsa1ag seoa eur Ov.ledssa y,
VIII u AsA Avk8Y AVkllaN0 1. zoe, sanAaI.
(Ss kx1EY's.) eee1sr sf ~ ~ AsAa ~ sSls, Ct
o'olook. {.
PAatosg md ssaGegaaisaA ~ asQsen \ ~
sttg, ~ Invited - astsal - p8ttaSass \ ~
nee6AUA - LII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07
I MAN rkY VONP An Z


This ooDpaay will assemble .. MILL
TARY HILL this HONDA u ,vsnipg, q.
o'clock. for the purpose Of organ sing and
10 y present. AM 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

~. A UA4R-Dr. ". v. Lu00In, late
~ 1set6sAt Physician Of BAllss ae Hcspi.
~. having taken ne o1loo IN he 4 nw Haiia.
lng recently eSeapie4 BY Ar Parx, r, oHsYs
Ais PROFESSIONAL services 10 ths clIin.ea of
kleAAoAd and Vicinity. - :, =
III. PARKER takes pleasure in reeemnendips
Or. Ooegtn 70 Ais fftsnds ana p.lruas
APy-Avs ". W. ARKRR d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

ri
VERY pA-s4 4s4o.-N s.ssD HEl'
~ DssoR IN Tns Snuss ss1s o~ -. AIS ~
BkfwssS .rEvs~Y Asp LRssHy e-rsesiE, ~
s3Ipsty, Ar Arrf,c- 49, T'e Wit sell. nscn i-o
pr~misf-s, On MONDAY. the 7lh a. q pm,
at a o.r.ecx ?, - T. very corn sprfs bic fa.0
we'll arranged Tsasasd H>ssaeEss ioeafsd -
ab svc, anc ro.- H. tire cec" tssrs ~ Mg. WI.
rav.e..n ltcop.ri!s ros7ae v'sf etc.afs,
xitebcr ard all rref szary .et nn,sslinTs. srt,
10 par ,rl 4vyats ,fea fer he eccr nv ~ atic,
of a rnrs.u.E e,rsd FIRMLY. Tee irss Ion cs
this bn.se sS v.e-- rahta rs .,s ~, tsseaey "a
located :. q very pleasant rsishhprhst.., '.s's'
within y few ioina1x wrlf VI 80 <rr.aeSs
pcr;icn OF the city. Ths 10. froetaMs eel ata
runs b. CIV $50 fee. 10 an alley 20 ~ vice
TBana.~ Uns-rhird Casa The sslsrc= az
and IL months, fer neEo..ab,e aaie-. KIN Ia
tersss added. and ssesred ny , ties. assst u.
purchaser 10 pay the tsxss Anr ssseIsnss ivr
| 1883: JAS. ~. raYA.US ssuf.
X1EHY nrsos 49, Bt.E bn 80 - :, tiis N0s
" ON ELN TcDss tx q sis SHELF
| OONTtSUED, IN sIpNtY, a. AEefns~.-,
We wii sea, npo3 he premises o@ sits r,
Ire 7,h dsy Of Acrii sovsmscslzg - II o'esseh r.
H. the very d Al airs y Asa cse.s4. 4 iceesss 80
tAs .ata sos ElEwsoc er ~ sss*et e'sos'r'
ned ! a, IL. tyssrescsiss 9Th nsfr Is ssas
IL ccrtS.as ssssssl Plea sas ssrss tgsify
| With kuea "a, s.1s;e aea ava ' -s@syss e,sis
| hui1i = SIS coated se very sleas 81 asisba.ss
| he'd aud searsy eppasi "a tie ssstss e~sssSs'
| lhuscs. M sos 4 o1ts ID sss slss a. ~. 80
| ts<tsa an a.ley 20 II. = ida
TEAMS -OnN-shird CAsh; the oAlance ~
end - months, fur nsxosi.bte fcses via -.
! terest added and stcars0 hg nnss deed Iss
purchaser 70 pay tas sss.s SO y .ar. sss:
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w 4 atus.soa a rKAoHHn
Ina pEiva to la1nSlY, or laAll DTtAA1y depo1t.
Asat IN soas IL Aetat1bn, 81 yoang Lady
Who has had sone sxpsrissoe IN tsacAinc.
AdAress "kDWAROs' tAfouGh he Dispatch
o0sc. Tor enc Week. up 7-1ss
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--,,---------------- .x,ss -
Il. IN TEiRNIrUa.. - %t'ctiaS =
81 request OF t-H IRA - : y. . IL :, - ess,td
n The CLERK ~ ne ~ n;sls aaat i3ve tr2f
Jcnr,, we viii sell on GoNibAY, a.. IL
.ey Of Apri cSynn,.Esstnx aT@TG -, 70 q.
NJ, tae entire Uk&IrpHE ee',sriesd SIS
the residence icgatfd ~ re ncr Else e
Marshall. between 81 .ss All tansbsri. sfs.
rae anai;ty Of t!S Iar9{tcFo - s-s@e y e.,
Was menaLse ufeu To Ia. c ny. asa j. - u.s.
rate order. IL addition - Saa gSusi ~ iet',s
Of Household Furniture afa ~severat fiss
Gar pets. sc
Issss-C4sh, iu b hhahts fnrGs. On c.
livery. jas ID gRf..9s .oS
ara Sai..ns r..
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11Ui FOX PLNH UREi

Lovers Of Dancing, attend Tie BALL Of
sae season. 70 taks plaee at the "Oity Arms
Hall" On MONDAY EVENING, Aprtl fsh.
W0 ladies, - bs had 1t the k3N a1S-a,A
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} 81,
slave,
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-06-28
JEFF. Davis and Ben. Butler.
The New Orleans Delta. Of the 5th. ssvs:

''Lieut. Colonel Ogden, . member Of C.,
Mansfield Lovsll's staff arrived in town on Fri.
day morning. under flag OF truce. Hs bore a
"ihrestening letter" from "Misier Davis. 10 Mai.
or General Butler. Gen. Butler read il. and ss,,,
back written answer. II dues not appear, from
The Generals performances, that h. wss mnch
frightened. We do not think he was . biz.
The flag was relative to the condemnation Of
one Van benthuysen, for aid ng in the escape Of
Spy. and boss throat from jeff. ,ha, he wcu'd
apply rgidly The principle Of lx ssliosis in case
the death penalty is inflicted ppcn the pesson
iuprisonsd. To this Gen. Butler replied.
"Msio. Van Bsnihuyssn, an officer holding
comm'ssio" against tho United States, IN ar,0s
was arrested BY my order fod aiding tho sscs .
o. scoundrei and spy, who had at ths sam.
ume been false To your party As hs was 10 mine
end confined in Fort Jackson. aud ,old that ~
oiieaoe was not the worst 10 the rebellion, If Be
would produce tho spy, Who. wss informed.
was under his control. he would be released. and
20 lar hic ofienses pard0ned. Being aiterwsrda
assured that the sPy had escaped In iset 10 Rjeh.
mond, upon Major Van keutnuyssa application
ne was released. some days since. u,,on his "a
role. ana - nos, - | believe, quietly attending
ms ordinary avOsatiOns soout tho ci,y Of Nav,
Orleans.
10 prevent the necessity Of tlaQs of truce. con.
tslnag threats 10 me, hereafter, allow mo 70 ada
that IN no degree will they change the course
either OF punishment or Of iustice. which n,
judg,neut msy determine
Il have failed TO :ind any other thisR in vcvv
ncs' w!i,'t rsluirse Feyly" s',-tf -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-06-28
He DID sav II.

In an able speech lately made by Mr.
Edgerton. Member Of Congress from
the Summit District, Ohio. upon 1.-THE
New Conspiracy" in the reooganiza
ton Of the Democracy under the lead
Of v.llandigham. a very thorough and
scathing review of valIandigham's po-
litical record was given. and among
other proofs Of his sympathy fol treas.
on the following:
"More than that. Ny colleagae.
during the dark days Of the last session
of the Thir,y-six'h Congress. when
this House was filed with traitors
when State after State had gone cut Of
the Urion-my colleague in my pres
ence. and in the presence of others,
said that the troops of Ohio. before
they should march through his district
to coerce the South. would have u
march over his dead body. True It is,
that he denies it: but in that his men,
ory 10 a, fault. There were others whu
heard it. who are now members of This
House."
As vallandigham had often previous
to Mr.. Edgerlon's speech. denied the
remark attributed to him, this proof Of
its truth is important.
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further Of Grasshopper Falls. that 'ls
is as neat and trim as ever" ''is the
best looking village in Kansas. 1t
nav be that it is rs 'ncat and trim as
ever" but ! have never yet heard any
disinterested person Say it ever was
meat and trim" or anything approach
ing it. His idea Of the "best looking
village in K.nsas" must certainly be
based upon very low standard. and
the prospec. Of its ever becoming such,
is exceedingly remote.
jefferson" then winds up by saying
that "the reader can draw his own
conclusions" The conclusions thst
arrive at after reading bis communica-
lion. are. that large quantity Of long
pent-up ga.s has made its escape thro'
las. weeks Gazette. and that all the
putting and blowing that Jefferson
or '.any other man. may get of about
the superior advantages" Of Grass-
hopper Falls can never raise il above
the level of small one-horse town.
DELAWARE.
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Gov. JouSsox. in his speech at Leb.
anon, Tenn, on the 81 inst. spoke ou
the twin subjects Of slavery and seces.
sion:
Men tell US We must compromise
We VII compromise only by making
them submi,-by doing as Jefferson did
with Burr-conquer them and then
make them obedient. Wba. better
Government do we want than the pres.
en,? Has any one lost his rights in
The Union? II SO. let him come for
ward and look me in the face. and tell
me- what he has lost. Los. your rights?
Well. have determined To give all
who say this a chance 10 get their
rights. and give them in exchange for
some OF those poor fellows in the rebe.
army who have found their rights aud
want TO come home.
don't think those poor fellows who
blus'er abou, ri ,hts have much appetite
for e ,hting. Some Of them would
rather go 10 the devil than enter the
army. Rights. indeed! They gave
me mine By turning my sick wife and
little boy into the streets. That is the
way they gave me my rights: LIE. me
tell these cIamorers tina: there are 8O0.-
600 white people and only $4,000
shareholders in Tennessee.
Now. keep fol lcing the issue upon
the people: make a. question whe,h-
sr the Government or slavery shall
perish. and will cling to the Gov.
ernment TO the last, aud perish amid
its falling columns. Rather let Africa
sink under the ocean than this Republic
should perish. Persis. in forcing this
slavery issue, and the institution is
gone.
Clayton, Howell Cobb's Secretary.
aaid to me on one occasion: We Of the
South are determined not 10 submit to
a President who has risen from the
mass of the people as Abe Lincoln has.
Here is fulI-blOwn idea Of aris:ocra-
cy-,hat you. the people shall not send
mp one Of your own men. . plebian
without wealth. or negroes. or family.
10 Iuie over concei,ed and ambitious
who estimate men. not by
their brains or their viltues. but BY their
wealth and lineage.
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NASHVILLE. .Iune %


Spec ial to the Herald: An enihusias
tic Union meeting was held at Pulaski
to-day. Neil S. Brown Reimbursed hi.
Columbia speech. declaring for the Union
lie pronounced the Union necessity
Gov Johnson has been invited to de
liver a Fourth OF July address at Louis
Vile. Preliminary arrangements ioi
the celebration at the Hermitage on
that day may. however. rreveu. his ac
cep'ance.
The Richmond Enquirer OF 2lst says.
We learn tia, Yankee troops to- the
number Of 6 600 have advanced from
Norfolk aud Suffolk 10 a point ON the
seaboard Railroad. known AS Franklin
depot City miles from Portsmouth. and
twenty from Weldon. The aim Of this
force is beyond doubt to advance Ia
Weldon and cut off Railroad communi-
cation at that place with Petersburg
and Richmond. At Weldon the roads
from Wilmington and Raleigh and PEI
,crsbur. converge. This explains the
recent visit of Gen Burnside to Old
Point and the White House on the Pa
munkey where he and Gen. Nc Clellan
compared notes.
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ship. what chance Of escape would
there be for merchant ressels? Evil
IDENTIFY none at all. One Monitor could
play havoc with the mercantile marine
Of all Christendom. What. then. shall
be done? The present marine and
naval code of civilized nations embra-
ces these four points all Of them not
yet fully adopted namely:
Ist. That privateering sand remains
bolished.
81. The neutral flag covers enemys
goods. with the. exception Of conirsband
Of war.
Sd. Neutral goods. with the excep
tion Of cnntraband of war. are not liable
to capture under the enemy's flag.
9Th. Rlockades. in order to be bind
ing, must be effective: that is to say.
maintained BY force sufficient really
10 prevent access to the coast OF the
enemy.
1t will. doubtless. be found necessary
to add an additional section to the code.
something after this sort:
That merchant vessels shall be exempt
from seizure, except srhen carrying att
cles contrabamd Of scar.
An amendment of the naval Law EN-
bodying this principal would cover the
whole ground. place the peace marine
of the world on safe basis at all tines.
and prove almost perfect Gu e Of the
distress which long wars bring to those
dependent upon commerce for susie
nance.
We are aware that this is seeking a
radical change: but the principle has
been long established on land in war
fare. Where pirate property is respected
Ii some provision of the kind is not
made. the commerce Of belliyeren,s will
speedily be swept from the ocean. and
there is no measuring the calamity that
would follow such an event.in case two
nations like the United States and Grea;
Britain should enter the lists. This
subjec, is worthy the mos, serious a,ten-
lion of our statesmen and government.
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GKS. McCLELLAs has begun to throw
up :entrenchments on the left wing.
which is evidently the beginning Of a
siege. Fatigue parties are working
day and night. in the trenches. and no
doubt many rebel sorrowingly looks
down upon those vile earthworks which
threaten such terrible consequence
Letter Of the PAild. Press.
And why not employ ell the aecli-
mated laborers who can be found and
could be impressed on the peninsula Of
Virginia? Every black man 10 Eastern
Virginia. within our lines. should b.
in McClelisn's trenches. earning his
ra,ions and making an investment for
his race in the future Gin. Com.