The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-03

49, No man can tsil Wnethet 1o
or poor by turning 10 his ledger, y 'ne
heart that makes . nan riens nc III u
door according 70 ~ he - NOT s'so'0'Ds
to what he has
There Is dew in one flower and not
in another, because one opens lis cup aud
taxes il iu. while the other closes itself and
The drops run of. God raines bis goodness
and mercy Is wide spread as the dew. and II
we lack them it is because we will not open
our hearts and receive them.
-. The gross earnings of the Erie Rail
road for May were 81, 100000.
90. The current expense for carrying on
the schools In Boston are S40S, 426.
Over two hundred buildings are un
der contract for erection in Saginaw City
this year.
Ten thousand bales of cotton from
Bombay arrived at Liverpool 10 one day last
month.
The anuual report Of the New York
Colonization Society sho VS. that the receipts
were over sic, 900.
The ret rms from the Canadian cleo
tons indicate an overwhelming defeat of the
Government.
The removal Of Com. Wilkes is said
to be fixed fact He will be succeeded by
Com. Lardner.
"A wash made of solution OF chic
reform and India rubber is said to prevent
pitting 10 small pox.
San Roman. President of Peru. died
suddenly in April last, aud was supposed to
have been poisoned.
90. Within a few months 2,225 of the
registered enemies of the Government have
been expelled from New Orleans.
-. .Thir,y-fve criminals, convicted by
the District Of Columbia Court, have been
sent 10 the State Prison at Auburn.
Probably ten thousand contrabands are
inside the Federal lines at Murfreesboro. and
they are constantly arriving.
The whole amount OF expenditures for
school purposes in Boston for the ear ending
May !, 1862, was 1914 ,5G7.
In a few years the annual value Of asses
sed property Of the city OF Kingston, Q. W.,
has fallen from S3I5, 80 to $4,000.
The county of Penobscot. in Maine. is
reported to be entirely free from debt this
year the first time since its organzatlon.
Two tuns and halt of oysters were actual
ly found sticking to the copper OF the French
iron clad frgate La Glorie not long since.
The Lewiston Journal says some fine.
large snow drifts may be seen by the way.
side between Pennington and Phillips, in
Maine.
English capitalists are sending over non
ey by scores of millions To their agents in
New York, to be invested in United States
securities.
The Iowa Democratic State Convention
has been postponed from the goth of May to
the sth of July. 1t will convene at Desmoi-
mes.
The medical department Of the army is
prepared to furnish artificial arms gratuitou-
sly to soldiers wLo have lost their natural
ones in battle.
1t is stated that there are yet over 60, 900
deserters from the army, who have not heed
ed the Presidents proclamation to return to
their duty.
The Cincinnati assessors returns for 1868
OF personal property show an aggregate of
S24.427. 597, an increase of nearly three
million over last year.
Hon. VIM. Temple. member of Congress
elect in Della ware. died at Smyrna, in that
State, Thursday week. He was once Gov
ernor OF Delaware.
A Boston paper says:-"We learn that all |
the Qualifications in our harbor are to be put
in Geographic commuL ication with the city |
without delay"
Cen Rosecrans has ordered all rebel of.
icers, now prisoners of war in his depart j
nent, into close confinement until the rebel |
retaliation threats are retrac,ed.
The Memphis Appeal has hard time. =
Il was driven from Memphis to- Grcnada;
rom Grenada to jackson; and now it has
led from Jscks son to Atlantis. Georgia.
The Government $50 loan has reached
the sum of sos, 100000
The Richmond papers report gold at Sc
premium. and silver So, so.
The crops in some parts Of Maryland are
suffering from severe drouth.
1t is reported that Gen. Sickles has return
ed to the army of the Potomac.
Eighteen thousand shells per hour have at |
times been hurled into Vicksburg.
The hospitals soldiers OF Aqua Greek |
have arrived in Washington s 900 strong.
Scrip for $4,000 acres for the Agricultural
College has been assigned to Michigan.
The average attendance upon the public
schools Of Boston during 1859. was "a. 544
Twenty five new regiments are organizing
in New York: Enlistments are numerous
Henry Winter Davis is nominated by the
o nion men of Baltimore to the next Con-
gress.
There is a great revival Of religion norg
he soldiers at Camp Convalescent, Wash
ngton.
The prospect for large peach crop in
New Jersey this year is uncofnmenly promis
ing.
1t is estimated that for every American
'essel destroyed by the rebel pirates FIVE
ire built.
1t is estimated that the wool clip of the
oun'ry the present year will reach 100.
100000 pounds.
Members of the 49th Mass, regiment
ave sent 100000 by express to Pittsield
or their families.
The number OF deaths in Connecticut in
SOC was s54l; of marriages, 37oi: and of
,irths, 10, S03.
Ned Buntline has bseo sentenced to two
months imprisonment at Fort Norfolk, Va.
or the crime of desertiop.
Aflock o! 40 sheep were sheared in a very
vorkmaSlkc manner by some thieves one
light rec6Aily in Waldo, Me-. and the flseces
arred a -