The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21

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Rf6j Mis- We have hssfe teyend what wa1 pub.
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Yeseefday 49, go 49, g! ~ Aseension, ana
II INN 14Nlguege 9 g. - $3.50 - ~ Qoee
11oliue ena1as!efs From - saTIy n0cr
10 Uongenss = q IT, y - So ~ NE
IooegS - ~ Bo0on 'saseea Weee eza1 - -
MesQoee the devotion o. tho fa!tniuL Tns 1Ads.
efne, ~ RCch, ~ knNsacs. and NOtre Deme, vied
with saeh cehsS IN tns mnSniecencs g v9s esc9S
worship ma sheif enofei harmony: Ic0a.o' ssIo.
hive echoed with dlvnr s'mgs M homer o. tns vif.
gin Sermons Mandatory Of her character nave peen
preached every evening enneiuaen by antnems a"r
chofN ny mns IN wntcn the n8Rest iInunPns "
melody and harmony were displayed The church.
~ were always crowded TO excess, and y" one who
Witnessed the external reverence dIsPisye0, cooid
doubt Of the sincerely resgtous frein9 tnM pesnes
y very large proportion OF the popnlacs. ~ Own
g experience. now lotnded On rrs'seneo u 1910
years, would certainly go 10 prove fnae wnoeser
associates irr6gton ~ France aftep snousnstess
libel first engendered by the gross snofmisea Of the
faction OF Kobespierre.
OS DIT
The ACCOMPLISHMENT Of the Princess ClOahilaie n ex
pected IN July or the commeneenseat 81 August
and the Empress, who has from ~ eutset pse-
served the kindest aud most intinfe relations win
the young Princess, will be- with her 81 b. Cloud
on that interesting occasion. The PriDceHs Go
shide il another OF the many instances of wonan's
gentle influence ON the rugged natufe OF man. ON
if women were wse, how happy would they be to
set mp TOR their crest 'ns wlow and no. ~" o" 4.
.h.. ,hsy ,sco,na ah.oI,te ,oas,,rs Of n stubborn
sn;i when prince Napoleon took this interesting
child from her fathers house. al{Ayho knew the
,,,,,r., h.h,s ~ 1ha man his ,nrbnent vet tickle
,a,nar o.d Nj rensral acorn of those Dotts soins
h;rh ~. f.ahsr ssx expect lIfted mn their brows
a Nd hand. In dtsmav The commencement of his
,.adSad he. ,,a. ta,nlv confrroatory of their
49,. -. s - r..- hrok. nth ac,, NJ ri. former
$3.50: ~. iS oar,ssn o. NIGH h. seen NIGHT
.rd d. a. ,ha sonr IL women Of the most
sn.aaaio,,s ,;ra. he WAS never seen al
ho,na m. sathar performed the martial role of
.t,.ni,nr th., pr;rres. In nuhIic :. and the moor
N;rn as sha d,ova Nv. was far mere compasson--
q, 81 ,I.n anriaa ~ the bnmblest Of those who
,,a,.a o, ho ;t,, h.. litte her yrtnes her piety
p. ha~a,n ha.;. har fam;n;na asfahii;tv to
ever,s ans who annroached began TO eudear her to
one "no pt.,",,. 1900. t n.rt~ p,;ncs
s,o nSaitS vi al "I'nou' eof 1900 - III ~
1sapolcon !" n' io'J " .aII.na ~ hv a.-a.. tbs
upYleIIh'ioI VI s".u - ri, ~. =. ..x, 49,
,. sa. =" dssar, his old hann,s 10 bc more
d"m was seen 70 oesei. us '.s ..~ ~. 49,
anu more oy inc sue VI ns ~. III go. osso
our tnat ne has Desn - .. s.'n.na
iionate Oh nusonnos' ana nnc in'V ~. ~, ~ -,
oI "lseT one n.'s 'iay ~ sO o.,;vs snnhan,roSs
AN Achlies TO De ser Gown ~ Pos'iss rs
ain alIain I'M" ~ wy nsl !as
Prince, rom the very hIs', ana.ou ~ I .iis ui't
mates that ne never naa ana never snou,u nave any
with the greatest reluctance that he has ever found
a command forced upon MN.
ABOUT THE DRAMA
u.,o,,,,,s oraro ar. Ir;,o >, ia to ha rroduced
81, sy -" D,a -" .s,,i,n e. az a..
me ur =, ope'" 'o''-'''o" '''"s' 'o' "'' " ~
''i m: ~ q ea1 tho ,os, ,a., a. v.-.
r ss' so,sr, asors nos, !, hss aiwaus henn
sai,is. .o 80, ~ ..a,ipn. =; No, ,n,n:a;a,.,
w. ,an 20 a. ~ - nd ,'ia.r - r",,,rt
az ,ne close o. tue 9pe.a a,,u pay roune
VI NJ 'H' , a ~, Ias. ~, ~ We, -. D., c.
ee's,'i, anu soy me- is.., - u. xn.a.;iaa ~,
she mas ''Ae" aao s ha..s ~
Meen y, W. i M. Wv E,. 49, hon
ou' n,sn.'! - 90 ..' 49, a.. a. ,
,",iJ"d Ias NJ ,osha~ros 80, a.. Pore DO .Inn.
po"te'"iu uss .onue, ve, s 10. .i' a." taa,
LA a.. a,a had oS e,onr ~ Amsr;e, his year
"a" 10. reaan, ane,,ai n,eet;no of dramatic an
-, IL ,s,,osar, jha r,o,.-;ng theatrical sto,is.
anu 1a ,n,ai race,nts of the paris
.es s., anr;I ,sSi IN March n 1850 ex
-; - En- Ita,;.,s and the H,tia thea.r,s farmer
M .,,rr,sad in ,be VanI;eus were n lel Oalf of
y.;n nc an,bors. duss a,nonn, .d Ia ayT l7af The
arcest receints were those Of the Grand Opera.
'sa,.;r, ,n org Osof s,r from which ,h.. an
hors and composers received g., O2ff Two other
heasres only exceed a million. The Cirque with
he show pieces, Prise de Pekin" and "RhofoInn-
,o,' which have been played sil the year-ihe iai-
IT being stu IN the tide of success-rece.ving l.,
as 6aif and paying its authors lac, I3of; and the
Porte st. Martini which received .053 5s-f. princi-
,ally from the Grace de Dieu." an old piece re.
lived, which ran over two 1undTed nights. and
which has just been put on the bills again--the au
hors' dues 49,. 52lf The receipts at the Fran
ais were 929, 2oT authors dues, ll2,3o3f, Al the
Opera Comique the receipts were et'o BOIL Az.
hors dues l2o, 3l4f Al the Gymnase, receipts
$50 OO0f; authors Dues e6OO0f Vaudeville, varie-
les and Pa.ais Royal, about 600U0Cf. each. The
latte and Ambigu about roo 0OOf each
Next month the Cirque and Lyrique are to be re
moved into their new SALES on the place du Chste
let. The theatres on the Boulevard du TempleS it
was originally arranged. We're to remove in July.
,u1 WIN me hsi me 10 ,h as
800, ~ ny =, M, naxt 1ha roliss nrama;mas
'ol9. az oP n.l,,r,s a. Jr,,,
-. ~. I'll has tiar aa-t,ns,.s srd with hi,
-, haS ns.Ix se,tisd doun In paris for two or
49, ,n.h u T. h,- NO rnaa,c idia bowsr.r
s'tI 49, ~ roIa CO.., IN s,r,,,;n,
Des n,,',.s f p;.hoI;., ama RI - y;
r.sa. =. ,r.sS,.s The Grand NAV 81, Rnl,yer in ,,er
I'll, n,rrsc, s.yis he Is snnerintendiny m, frsrs
10y W WI. - -. -, = r,i go; .,rrn.S
a."n s1I ha u nro,nca mon hs rs,,r 70 ,hs
W. -, S1a1sv and which win i.a great sui sttrsr
;s.. n.,va,ti.s
'' x,ser,1.Nro,,s
Inc fr'nce ol wales Is eSpeeiea IN iaris on n's
return rom the Iesant. Inc CoFs.Ha,sp"nsl as
,iares ihat ine ex piai'a'ions sNen W tne fencu
iovernnlen. ON ,ne MEXICAN business :" SPaln nnve
'ntireiy sa'isnea ~. Inc ulosehsn's az ,rf .ainP
u CnaiohsW WIN De superihtehaea ny Ins Lnptro,
jury. Inc sreates' poSsioie lne'es' - eneo
'y the army 10 what passts thefe ehcn asIt
;onsiaered Inc great experimental prac"cai scnooi
u the feneh army.
daribaidi "a sald 10 ne eat'ng numoie PIE 10 me
party OF ordfr IN itaiy: ny many persons ms
: mole conduct ssnpposed 10 DC simple coup ae
heefre. r. -.
HON oimoH Gae. .: anu "a, 10" har. :yyta.a
secretary OF %gs.: 1, n,f a., ca n y
rom LONDON ana ~ raas, a.o,,';n y 80 ' ~
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LoNDoN-THE BUSINESS SEASON.
The business season is Complained of as among
he worst of London, Notwithstanding the presence
4 the Worlds Fair But the Fair IT, in truth,
mere English, even London one. There are
ew people from the country, and absolutely no for
gners. The preparations made for these are quite
In their collapsion. j leave you to i'm