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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13


NJ SRA LATs MEETING OF the Bruce Guards,
Capt Lewis, Company H, I'd Regiment, of
the Wise Legion, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted ::
The lsdies of the Aid Society at Black
Walnut, Va, have, by q manifestation of
their kindness, ohag sted US to express our
gratitude, and inform them Of the welcome
reception of the much needed articles of
ciothing sent us by them, and that we may
accomplish this object, be it
!. R,sofcei, That we do feel ourselves deep
ly obligated TO the ladies of the above m en- :
toned Society, NOT only FOR their late kind
ness, but also for the interest they take In our
welfare at all tiTneS.
2. Rtsosred. That we are due them r. debt Of
gratitude which we fear our inability will
prevent bsiog paid, and thxt we are the more
grateful since /; is the first don alton granted
us by the fair eek; also because we have blu /
little acquaintance with them, knowing that
no predictions induced them to offer us a
pyeseat OF so great value.
g. Reaefred, That We are most fayorably I'm
pressed by their zeal and energy; also tina;
we 90 heartily sympathize with thu EN- In their
laudabie undertaking, and wish that uupar-
alleled success may crown their every EFFORT
at mitigating the sufferiugs and adintnis.
tering 10 the wants Of our soldiers and that
we v ISM them ths happiness attending the
consciousness Of having done q good deed.
4. Resoired, That we have the procaedin "a OF
this meeting published in the Dahl DfsuasoA-
T. K. COBBs, Chm
WIN. A. TUCKER. tCommittse
D. j. TRAYNHAM,
10 ls-1tA
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

The House met at II O'Clock NJ. Prayer by
Rev. DIR. Jeter
A communication was received from the
Governor, enclosing communication from
thu paymaster Genetal of the Virginia forces,
relative to the payment Of those troops
The comm uni ation and accom- panying docu-
rnents were referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs.
Several bills were reported from the Sen ate
and comm tilted.
MIR. ANDsRsos, of Botetours, presented the
following resolution:
Rfseicsd, That Il j3int committee, composed
OF three mem bers On the part OF the House of
Delegates, and two on the part of The Senate,
be appointed to ascertain and report how
the prisoners from this State, confined in the
Federal prison, at Camp Chase, near Coium-
bus, III the State OF Ohio, are treated, an d
what steps should be taken by the autnori.
ties of the State to render them more com.
Portable.
AT The request Of Mr. AspsRsox, the clerk
read q communication addressed 10 the Mem
phis s'Araiaache,' by prisoner who o. capped
from the prison, relating the horrible treat
ment OF the Nirginians incareerated therein
Mr.. ANDgRs0S addressed the House in few
measures to relieve our unfortunate fellow
citizens.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. BAkBoUB offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Resoirsd, That the Special Committee in
qaire aud repoct what Judges and other sala-
ried officers In the ipdicial department. ough,
to be prohibited from receiving their salaries
in consequence OF their disioyalty to the Com
mcIWeaith.
Rir. RoBINsoH, of Berkeley, offered q reso.
luton providing Tor Investigating the right
10 seats in the Honse Of Delegates of sueh
mem bers as also hold military commissions.
The resolution wss rejected.
The following resolutions OF inquiry into
exredisncy were referred to the appropriate
committees:
Ry Mr, PRscs: OF providing by law a
corps more effectually 10 collect the unskets
in thu State not in actual servics.
BY Mr. MAIrHBws-Ofimp the river
for hRt;eau navigation from Buchanan, in
BotetoUrt county, 70 Covington. ia Alisgha.
ny county.
BY n5r. woor1s-Of providing more
sfeciual remedy tor the killing OF aheep by
dogs
Nv cir. JoRpAx-Of esta biishtng On arsenal
in the town OF Liberty. in Bedford county.
By Mr. UUaa--Of establishing precinct
In tho iowa Of Goods0u, In Washin gton
80 III. HArsxAs--t,fa n;esdinS the statutes
q Of iitsitstiot.
Ai.sf 4 -os@sv.a oi - s.a,sa. llo iols.' III :
1slrAed. u -
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On Sunday, the 1alh instant. PETER 6CHICK,
IN the 10th year of hIs age.
9 he flienes and acquasutanees Of the family ~
rsqusstsd to sttead his funeral, from his late r'd
dene corner OF eigh stree. aud Brooke AvesaA
tbi' (Aondsy) afternoor, at 2 o'clrcl.
NJ Msrt!nsburg papers plsass copy.
On Sunday, I2,h instant, PHOEBE NIUE.
HEAD, wife Of the late Lewis Msule.
The friends and ncquain tances Of the family
are req uested to attend her funeral this al.
ternoon, Mt 3 O'Clock, from the Universsls
Church, on Mayo street.
OF diptheria, on Wednesday. Sth inst u
the University of Virginia. in the 18th yea
of his age, CLAIMING MOORE, son oftA'
Rev. DIR Norwood.
In Washington city, on the Goth ult., Of ".
phoid Fever, ALICE NAY. aged twelve ysA1
aud seven mouths, youngest daughter Ct as',s'
and A Parker.
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Had Robteyy--On Saturday last, about y
o clock, the cash drawer In the drug store Of
Peyton Johnston & Brother Was robbed OF
number Of papers and some 4i2 dollars In
money. while the young men present were
busiiy engaged in compromising prescriptions.
Later in the tlay, q negro man brought an one
Of the stolen papers which he said he fonnd
in an alley leading from Shockoe Slip to the
GalIego Mils. Mr. Joseph w, Johnston i'm,
saediately went 10 the place designated, and
found nearly all OF the papers scattered about,
with an old cash book, which the rogues had
thrown into warehouse window near ~
after removing the money. Richard Morris
wag arrested last evening on suspicion OF
having perpstrated the robbery.
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&. $. District Coart-The Court on Sat
urday entered orders for the sequesiration OF
debts due, and the sale of property of alien
enemies, Included in the following cases
Confederate States against Subiett 4 Bro
debt due New England Butt Company: John
}. Toler-house aud lot belonging to Charles
x. Alien, of New York, alien enemy, with
rent due thereon; II. +. Dade & Co-debts
due j. L. Jaiirev & Sons, Agans * Co, J. NJ
Davis, Bliss, Wheelock & Kelly, JAcohus &
patrick < CO., alien enemies Geo. G. booth
debts dae Adoiphus j. Marndel and Richard
Stoteebury, alien enemies; VIM. +. HALEY
properly of James ii. Rice. alien enemy; John
&. i'a'tosson--debts duel X ,Jatirey Il Sons,
Bell Pace, Lavender Il Go, j. B. Lippncott
X Co, Esane X iia,sell, Baldwin, Liuder.nall
y Go, Wa. Ryan X Co, and Ilenry DuArr
re y Co, alien enemies
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Ieuds Of the CatS. The various jave-
nile organizations, styling themselves Cats.
and representing different sections of the city
sill keep up the reud that bad its origin many
Gears ago, and give battle to each other with
rocks every convenient opportunity. On Fri
day last, we are informed, one of these rock
skimiahes was progressing vigorously i'll the
neighborhood OF Towards Grove. and the
usual usages Of their warfare were varied by
li.e discharge of pistols. \ lad named Green
received Il serious wound from one Of his
own comrades, named Page, who probably
fired the wrong way by mistake. We 90 not
Know thar any authority exists to put a stop
70 these combats, though parental larruping
would probably have good effect.
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r,nCAT. MATTER8s

Lnresnies.-Albeyt L. Drayton, charged
LIZ s,s.l;ng oold watch Waived at 5000
sna nocket book containing a 3, bank note
nd : nro,n;ssoYy note for ! 100, treFa Charles
Aviiff yeas arrsgrIed before the Mayor OF
Saturday. Tne prisoner ha''s from Asson'i,
,,,d nrodoees esii-fsotory testimonials of his
ia,,ny, ,nert in that State The facts are hr.es
r. tha. NJ hylif lost his properly at the BAL
ard Uouse. ard snepicions having been awak-
med against PARTIES occupying an apartment
together, a search WAS proposed, and the ar
icles were found in the pockets of Drayton.
tie WAS asleep when approached by the ofli-
.s,fs. and being awakened. made no objection
q the search. He professes IN be entirely ig.
lora.t of The transaction, and believes the
watch and pocket book were placed in his
pockets by Others who, finding themselves
suspected. adopted this method OF transferring
ne responsibility lie was renande3 for ex-
animation en- the charge of grand iarcescy
\ Young man employed in the oiiee OF the
Medical Porvsyor. was mp on a Charge OF
.iesiing q. pistol and bowie-kniie, aud the
nasties who made the complaint applied TO
he Mayor for s. dismissal Of the case, mas
,uueh as it WAS !. private Transaction and
heir property lad been restored to them
Tie request, however. was not complied
ased of the theft. We shall see what it
amounts to when it gets before the Hastings
Court.
Wm. Appleysrd, charged will, stealing two
pairs OF shoes from W. T. Billiard n Co near
he corner Of l2,h and Cary streets. The pri-
.onsr is lao D. r. B;il. employed by Bull
ard & Co, deposed that they mad been miss-
,ng shoes aEG boots for the pasi six weeks 4;
mat the prisoner and another boy had fre.
aueutly visited the store on the pretence Of
,nying and les; week he determined to watch
hem on Friday they came in, and stood by
+, case of Lrogans, W then he approached them
md found two pairs of shoes concealed
under this boys shawl They both ran, bat
ne caught this one Remanded to be tried for
aetty isreauy
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,S0Rs 81 Iemperua ce--Tne Grand Division
# the Sons Of Temperance Of the State OF
Virginia was in session in this city for two
iafs last week The attendance was COM
,aratively small, but larger than was eA-
pected. About forty delegates were present
from Suffolk, Surry, Isle of Wight, Dinwif
lie. Petersburg Chesterfield, Richmond, Hen
.ico. Hanover. Flnvanna. Aibemarle, Angus
a, kockbridge, Fredericksburg, Wythe, aud
* iiaigh.
From reports made, it was ascertained that
more than two-thirds of the members OF the
order are in the army.
The Grand Division severed entirely their
connection with the organization at The North
Steps wsre taken for the organization Of Il
Son1hera National Division. The following
delegates were appointed TO meet delegates
rom other Southern States in Convention in
Nashville j. T. Leweilen, Daniel Dodsop,
Thomas j. Evans, DR. w. w. Darlington, W.
X DrInkard, n. A. Sturdivant, Gee. A. Bruce,
JOIN Long, DIR. L. Trent, John W. Paulett,
John W. Ferguson, A. Alexander, Jas. VIM.
Morgan, } ohm A. Jefferson.
Steps were taken TO promote temperance in
the army
The following officers were elected for the
present year;
J. Rich d Lewelen, of Petersburg, G. w. Z.
Jno. W. Paulet', OF Nythevile, &. W. A.
II. j. Evans of Richmond, q. ).
j. W Ferguson, of Richmond, g. Z.
a. 5. Lee, OF Richmond, G. {.
K. L. Jones, of Chesterfield, G. 5.
Rev. .jno. a. jefferson, of Petersburg, G. G..
the address OF the G. w T. is Craney
Island.
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Ptas HarrGm--The Mayor on Saturday,
Issued q warrant for the arrest Of John Ha-
gan. at the instance OF T.. A. Pollard, who in
reduced testimony to prove that on Thurs
day last. after Uagan was put under bonds ia
the sum of 5000 to keep the peace, he pro-
claimed III a bar-room that he would have
vengeance MIR Pollard said that he cared
nothing about the threats on his own account,
Int considered it h il duty to place the Mayor
in possession of the facts, in;oraeI that he
might, if he thought proper, TO take steps TO
preserve the dignity OF his Court. We under
stand that Hagan was arrested in the after
noon. and as,mittedto bail for his appearance
befo re the Mayor this morning.
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Sisru7ar Case.--A citizen Of Fiuvanna
county, whose name we withhold for the pre-.
sent, was brought to this city yesterday u ,rn,
ing, by Bailiif Henry Myers, of the District
Court. As near as we can ascertain, this ar
rest was made at the instance Of an officer of
the Confederate Government, who alleges that
a hriha, or reward in money, was offered him
TO influence his decision in a matter pending
before him in his official capacity.
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Ruins Of the Theatrc.--Workmen are en-
plvyed in clearing away the rufus of the Rich
nona Theatre, and the city police having dis
eeyesed that the walls are not entirely safe,
arrangements will be made 60 have them re-
moved. A considerable portion of the brick
viii probably be used in tho construction Of q
new edi6ce, on the same site.
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Police Ayrests--Among the arrests within
two days past are the following Frederick,
slave Of John Snead, charged with stealing a
memorandum book containing Sl60 in bank
notes, tie property Of b. G. Sutton, Jr.; and
Ben, slsye of Turpin * Marlborough, charged
with stealing wood from the Government, and
drawing a knife apou Peter kegan, who ar
rested him.
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TIE Government PrIsoas Captain Gihbs,
who for some time past has had charge CT the
prison depo,s here. has been promoted to the
rank of Major in the Provisional Army, and
goes to S .lisbury, n. C., thismorning, TO which
place ail the prisoners not sent away uncei
Tag of truce will be transferred. The prisons
in Richmond will be kept as receiving depot,
and placed in charge of Lieut. Hairston, OF the
10Th Mississippi regiment.
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Discharged frons tie Scrrice.-A hearing
was had bet6re Judge yons on Saturday upon
the petition of George Lorenz, under writ of
ha5eas corpus, for a discharge from the military
service of the State. The ground OF the peti-
tion was that the soldier was under eighteen
wears of age; and this fact haviog been estab
Iisbed by satisfactory proof, the discharge was
granted
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Cpshng.--A free negro named Wm Bird
received cut on the head last Friday, at the
hands Of another negro, and Alderman sanxay
arrested Ishnasl Roberts, who is charged
with furnishing the knife used on the occa
sioa; but the principal offender is still at large.
Roberts was arraigned before the Mayor on
SATURDAY, aud the case was continued.
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Dromae.A-The body of s. negro man was
found in the basin yesterday morning, and snb-
seonen,Iv identified a. Charles, servant of Dr.
j. II. Walden, of North Carolina. who had
been missing since Christmas. 1t was owl
IDENTIFY a case of accidental drowning, and an
inquest was deemed unnecessary. The owner
took charge of the remains.
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sfrse Legion were issued on Sa-
trrdaS for the Wise Legion to proceed imme,
diase,y to Edenton, North Carolina. The
men are recovering from the debility and
sickness they have isbored under from their
severe Western campaign. We understand
thsg Cob Richardson's regiment, which in
Guides the L. /. Blues, viii leave on Tuesday
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Iaes.-The Mayor ca Saturday imposed a
he o. s. upon Michael Ksnney, and $40 up
On Wsliiam.Forre for selling spirltaous
liquors by retail, without . license.
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Ae Farfesass--hE "a. Dalton, q very pisasing
seiresss haa = helfaiis ta4st~hs Ma need
he - sss II sgts5es ~ II sHsa lttsses SlI
= ea's.ss ssva, fss ~ f, .:llssr,ts iyAarss il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13

NJ PIANO FOR SALx.- The advert iser ofFere
for SAFE privately a fuli-sized Stein Vav
PIANO, Of fine finish, and in perfect order.
ANY one desiring 10 purchase will please call
at the southeast corner Of Marshall and
Madison streets, between / and 3 O'Clock =.
VI. ja n-Sta
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.S,aeH Notes--We Invite attention to the
advertisement in regard TO the redemption Of
toe small notes OF Alex. Hall IL Co, by the
Surviving partner Of the house. Mr.. w T..
.tuhrsuu
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A Carl Martial was convened. on Satur-
day last for the trial OF officers against whom
charges have been preferred for various of
fences
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LEGISLATOkE OF VIRGINIA,
SENATE.

SATURDAY, al. At, Ioos'
The Senate was called to order by Mr
Joussos, of Bedford. Prayer by the Rev.
Mr.. WoopBaIpaE, Of The Monumental Church.
The President Ii Id be lore the Senate a com
auplcafio. i, from the Executive, transmitting
n report from the Payniaster Generai Of the
VIRGINIA forces relative to The payment ot the
1nililla, aud asking legislation upon the SUD-
lact referred 10.
LAID on the table and ordered 70 be
printed
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FROM UPPKs POTOMAC.

FRBDEkIck, fan. s.--There is no new move,
iaent here or up the river. 1t is believed
that Jackson has been joinad by Geae r. Is
Anderson a.a LaT.8ss Agigas.es, aud en,.
to attach Gen. Kelly. All eyes sre novy
turned towards korluPF. Ja.ksons rebel
force probably exceeds ten Thousand lren
GEN. hamilton, Of The SecOnd brigade. is
recovering from : severe bilious attack.
Lat night was the coidess of the season
here, bu, the troops a.re ALI core for BILE, and
M aAe 10 complaints of hardships.
A report is current at Wheeling, that the
enemy's forces Were in flil retreat froA.
Hancock.
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ne. u. a. o. u. METROpOLI IAN
U~3 GROVE No 4-The members OF NET
kUPUEITAN GROVE No. 4, u. A o. b
tween 9Th and 7th streets, At u O'clock. 10
attend the funeral Of our deceased brother.
PETER SCHICK.
The members Of Liberal Grove ars invited
to unite with us.
by order OF the N. A..
JOHN KEsSLER,
IA ie-its Secretary.
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Va POCAHOETAS TRIBE, No. IA, l. o.
~ r. M -Ch!efs and Brothers. meet at your
Wiswan, TO DAY. at O'Clock. IN pay the last
tribute OF respect In your dseased Brother, r. A.
6cHIcK. BIZ order Of the SAcHK4.
RO8T. PET rIGREW, Chi.f u 2sesrdx
Members Of Sister Tribss In ths city are re-.
specHslly r-qusSted 10 unite vita -. WIrwan
over Goodies Printing Uifise. Main st., cor l0th.
j. 13-Ns h. p, q. of II.
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PROM BONNET.

Yankee letter from komney says:
There are now some seven thousand troops
al tnat point, including SAX companies or cay
airy and Two of aruiiiefy, ali Thoroughly
equipped and in & Iaost Efficient state. There
has been no advance yet i.or Will there be
uutu large reInforcemeAts are recetyed.--
,,su hos ecraLs was expec ted AZ RomAel
aaiiy, ana GA his arrival II Was thought th"t
active operafIu4.s woGlG be resumed. Gen.
Kelley Is at Cumberland, and Is sui very
low from the effects Of his Wouud. lie has
never quite recovered siAce Lac was stuck
down AL fhliitppl.
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A card was recently published IL the
Northern journals from General Shields,
prononnciag utterly false AZ allegation
OF Senator TdcDougall, OF California, thai
he (Slfieldsl was u Sscassionist. The Senator
is out III The following rajoindar
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end Aes:s 80 ti.ss sniag ,lsiss ] blse d sia; to
tsages ~. - pssssisssys he yissa.
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HOW THK NEWS LEAKED OFT.
= The New York Vor'd says:

1t snow well understood, from the move
mants of the rebels, that they were aware OF
the destination OF General Furnishes fset
The story goes that ii was talked OF IL Inc
ThoUasi and by the daugbt ter communica-
ted to hsr lover, who is affiliated with the
rehsIs. The destination OF the Burnside ex-
pecitiop bas been changed because Of the
kno wiedge the rebels acquired OF the point
81 which il was aimed. The young lady left
town recertiy and has not since returned
Her father it. is understood, will shortly
leave for Europe for the benefit OF his heal h.
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LATEST FROM CAIRo!-FgDsRAL RgcoEEHoIs5AScE
-CATuRE OF A C9NPEpERAIE MAJoR.

The English war vessel which arrived at
Annapolis, Md, on the 9th inst Is still
anchored fl the har6or. As yet none OF the
officers or crew have gone ashore.
The New York herald., 1862-08-24
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Kangaroo Off
Cape Race.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
: &c, &C., &c.

CAPE RACE, August %, 1862
The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool on the 13th'
via Queenstown the 14th inst, boarded off this
point halfpas eight O'Clock this evening. Her dacs
are one day later.
The steamship City Of Washington, from New York,
arrived at Queenstown the 18th inst.
The federal gunboat Tuscarora had suddenly left
Queenstown, owing orders from the customs officials
Garbadi's movements in s,dta quo.
Tie Crown Princess Of Prussia has hal another baby
The sales OF cotton on the 18th and 14th inst. were
Is, 900 bales. The market buoyant and slightly
higher owing to the great advance and excitement in
Bombay and Calcutta.
Breadsufs were quiet and steady the 14th.
Provisions inactive.
Consok p3S [Tbe quotations per Tcutona were incor
rect. The pfce on Tuesday was 93is 934.1
Illinois Central shares, 81 So discount Fries, 2s1s
The New York herald., 1862-08-24
Raising Sho Vessels surk in Hampton
xx.tIs.

The ~ atom yo,uart und,rst. ds ila' Mr. Dari q.
Aprow of Ecston. has consl dol arr aagoircns with VIZ
hi + Wells, who as been ch sen ny h3 fpver ~ ut 70
taso, thn ye.s,La sunk ',sm ton iotis, nunDC 'ng
te M t>c az active iAft IA The 1iviig dcnUtinen ~
II,, x. ~ Ibs submarine t0rt let vii bc the most
,epsivs rya. taken nv a North a Eerican conla ".
An,oy the vessels bc raed tn Cong Climber
l.pd karit1n and MerrEutG. Scisft. " .c no.t rNc
A. ID .iycrs IN the tinted s'n's NJ be c9tkyca on
IN X a, ttti,r I.tya rt turt~vey TIC els
r~ai dii4cly 1, hscet ~ X ~ ~ tft.
,t.lcug
The New York herald., 1862-08-24
Religious intelligence.


In St. AIMS church. Eighteenth street, near Fifth
Aylnue Rev Thomas Galaudet, d, D., rector sorvc0s
at half past ten A. NJ and halfpast three and eight
Mhe afternoon being for deaf mutes. The rector will
preach IN the morning and afternoon, and Rev. +, G.
Ever In the evening.
Tho Rev. Dr. Rogers will preach in tho South Dutch
church Fifth avenue corner Twenty ns street, at half
pc Il ten A. NJ. and quarter TO eight Pm
Charles Chaucer Goss will present the "Brght side q
the WARP at the City Assembly Rooms, Broadway, near
Grand street. this evening at quarter TO eight O'Clock
In tho Church Of the Resurrection (Episcopal) north
sile Of Thirty nth and east Of Sixth avenue,
Divine service at hsl.past ten A. N. and eight r. NJ
Tho rector, Rev Il. U. Flagg will preach morning and
evening.
n the Memorial church. Hammond street, corner q
wayefiey place, Rev julius r. Grammor, OF Columbus
onio viii preach this evening Services ~ na past ven
A. NJ, aud hay past three and half past seven r NJ.
The Rev. Henry Br4un u. D.. will lecture on tho indc-
otbuity Of the Church q Christ, in ST. Peters Grand,
Jersey city at half-pas occk this evening Tho
Poy Dr. graduated In this city " 1857. aud has since
std.d with great success In Parts and Rome. There Is
a small charge for seats.
rev canncoy Giles .,of Cincinnati, viii preach Ia tho
New Jerusalem chrrch tswedcnborgan), Th'rty.Gltn
rcct between rourh ard Lexington avenues ,shis morn
ipg. al h,l: res, ten o'clock Seats free.
IT, CITY o. Bss,on and Gcncrai Corcoran
frg,i. 2 l'o2
copri,,o from thi city consisting Of Il. 4. Jordan
4 nd James FIX Jr., accompanied b y tr Wightman
4 vi arrive ia New lok tomorrow (Sanlay), or th'
n,rposo ,s vng General Corcosan 70 visit Boston, Ih'
cmm.ue, also intend TO invitc Archbishop 4aghes
Inc rrisatc saniec.
io roS, August 20 1907
| qho crieate santce from Galveston, Is below.