Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-03
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and singing ony and that this part Of the service COM
psted there shall be pause. during which those who
do wish to hear the Sermon may retire The press
has taken the subject with great earnestness and the
Spectator, in the following paragraph, describes ire
nd Of preaching against which the protest Is made. IL
sys-Why to listen, as do every Sunday with
grave acquescence to the most express statements as
to the inner scenery Of mind when be under
the juniper tree, or the motives which induced Baasm
ID keep Basks messengers for another night or the
why twelve baskets of fragments taken up
after miraculous feast and only after another
why 81. Paul left his cloak at Troas the rationale
Of infant bsptism the Why there bish.
ops oUce and why they appointed for cur sins or
a5y other Of the many questions wek ky hear decid-
ed for without any possibility OF protes-why are We
to listen patiently to all these financial cathedra
plantations from whose reasons for supporting PC
liticL candidate for Parliament should scarcely
weigh at ALL aud whom nigh. decline to hear upon
the ethics Of family lf,g
TIE GERxAs PAPERs IN NKw YoRK-AN. York Letter
says that the Mayor Of that city has vetoed the ord
constituting the Stats Zsitung official organ
TO publish the proceedings Of the Common Council The
Mayor doetn see the propriey OF adding TO the city
expenses just now and even if he did he sanno dscov-
the justice Of bestowing add tional patronage
Democratic German paper, to the prjudc' OF another
German (Rspubleap journal the Ntv Yorker Democrat,
which, unlike the Stats Ztung, has never eE joyed
much public pap. II Honor however, intimates that
the whole system OF public printing at present in force
is sgeat abuse and the fathers therefore, are recon
tnended to Jon him in the endesvor to reform IL ale
Their" The annual coat 10 the municipal excheqceI-
D eentis between ninety and one hundred thousand
do lars.
AyYAIRs IN hoRXoSDox The Deseret Legislature
met for first time at Salt Lake City the IA. Of
April and Brigham Young sent Ia bis message EIecu
live OF the State. The Governor il sound the Union,
aud strongly urges the immediate recognition Of the
State authority OF Deseret by Congress. He says the
government will by her admission into the Union
thiryfour thousand dollars now paid for Territorial ox.
prees and receive her annual quota OF the government
tal tax He recommends the Legislature when Deseret
taken in to exact that Il be zone with all the laws tht
are in operation in the Territory OF Uah ncu i'm
Of course, the law recognizing polygamy.
BILLS IRON THE SoUrH.-The ship North American,
which arrived at Boston Saturday afternoon, from New
0flean brought the church bells from that city which
had been gathered by order of Gen. Bsauregard, and
ordered to be cast into cannon. The following from
New Orleans correspondent is of interest in this
ton 0ae OF the most striking objects which present.
ed eelf steamer reached the evee opposite st.
Marys Market, an immense collection OF bells lying
on the wharf covering, il seemed TO me- quarter OF
acre. and amounting in number 10 hundreds These were
Besuregards bels sent 10 response to bis call. They
we're OF ell eizss from very large church belle, weighing
hundreds of pounds, down 10 small plantation and
steamer bes"
SHERIDAN KSowLKs.--A banquet has jas. been given
in honor Of Sheridan Knovee by the chief ctasrs Of
Cork The veteran dramatist, who is in his
ty.eg til year. has been staying at hydropahic
adjustment in his native city aud is about returning TO
Scotland In speech, in reply TO toast, no narrated
the history OF his life his fathers departure from Cork
his settlement in EDglsnd the generous kindness Of his
near relative Richard Brnsley Sheridan his employment
az teacher OF eoeulion his turning his attention 10
dramatic literature and TO the sage. In the course Of
the evening he sang the Irish melody II saw from the
beach," to his own accompaniment, with touching
earnesness and feeling that caused general emotion.
MngrE BAcHISERY.-A correspondent Of the TimesI
writing from London, says
The most extraordinary machine in the exhibition is
beyond question the one for microscopic writing. This
enables person 10 write n.the usual way, and to du.
plicate his writing million times smaller small in.
deed that il is invisible 10 the naked eye, yet with
powerful microscope becomes plain that every line
aud dot can be The inventor claims that with
this instrument he copy the entire Bible twenty
times in the spsce Of inch. The Aston Library,
presume could be lsierred to sheet Of Tote paper
Practically it will be of gfeatseryic In preventing
forgeries. With one Of these machines private mark
can be put bs minute and perfect that the fcrger
can neither perceive imtaie it. but the bank clerk
or broker knowing whero to look at once detect
that the bill ia genuine. The machine il the invention
of Mr.. Peters.
ALDrx's TYPE SETTING MAcHIxr-This invention re-.
gardipg which paragraphs have been oabg around in
the newspapers for several years. has reached
was native Of Massachusetts. but lived this city
gagged as printer and devsng this machine, which
him twenty years Of labor aud forty thousand dollars Ia
money, while the inventor died without reapirg the ben
eff. OF his invention.
By means of this mechanical typs.set;er type doth
letters and punctuation marks is picked W, properly
placed in the composing STICK and distributed after use,
the operator producing these effects by manipulation OF
the keys person thus dorg the work Of ak eight
compcsitoIs
The price of this remarkable machine is $780, and al
ready plumber have been ordered for some OF the lead
ing printing and newspaper establishments in the city,
specimen will be sent TO the London Exhibiton.-N
Y World
COMMODORE WHKEs-The sword voted to this horo
by the city Of Boston presented in Philadelphia
Saturday last by AejDr Webtman who attended by
committee OF members Of the City Council. The Com.
modore in expressing his thanks said in gard his
conduct the San JaciDto which resulted in the cap
ture of Mason and Sidell, my judgment shll sfrms
that act and placed under similar circumstances
should not hesitate to act again as did in that affair."
trust their cspture will prove the Of great bless
log to this country and otoer nations in establishing the
great American doctrine Of neutral rights the ocean,
or settlement OF international law established by
precedent"
THE GREAT FIRE CIscNSATI.-The loss of prop.
erty by the fire in Cincinnati, Tuesday last will reach
nearly $500 900. woman named Ellen Connolly was
caught 10 the flames and burned death II commenced
during violent STORM, ana "as caused by the light
ming striking Fletcher, hobart Cos alcohol manufac.
tory, fronting Wster street, just Of Vine and
perioratirg hole through OF the copper stills
the fret 3or then fully charged with alcohol Get FIRE tn
he spirits, bursting the still and scattering the blue
blaze from the ignited liquor all the room. Tbs
i've who ruariDg the four stills barely escaped
from the roon instantly the spread of tbs fines
DISTURBANCES Br1wrEs WHITE AND CoLoRrD LABOR
FRS A disturbance took place, Saturday afternoon
at the Hay Press, Vine street near Tsenty.ourtb
the participants being tue white and colored employees.
The former class obecled the employment OF the lat.
ter and several alterations took place, frsy culnin.
nting 10 a general d yht in which the coored men were
eced from the premises and OF them severely
cut in the head. Two Of the parties alleged 10 have
been coucsru, in the Affair." arrested and commit
ted to await the result Of the Injuries II cted Since
the occurrence no negroes have been employed ct the
press in any capacity.-PhiLd. Inquirer.
POISONED ~ PASTED HARBLss-I1 Milwaukee, q