The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-13

| nembsrsof Consress present. there would Es no
speech IN rssponse TO this toast ont ne would pro
Rs. RS.,s, three cheers ~ the oo''sis'f'n md the
Ths ehssrs were given.
The seventh to~t wss
Cur Common schools They, q nderi.- tha essen-
| tel pow.r and glory Of Nsw Englshd s1d afs
svsrywhsrs the bee. nurseries of pubic and psi
va.s VII tus enlightened liberty end ffae patriot
| Ism.
TO thts toes, tas Xev. D:. Lo'hror responded IN
b arnoseus spsaeh. pleading ,hst sftsr ne was no.
If y .hss he saruld be s.pease1 TO speak TO
"Conn,ar schoois," be was ssssd 70 iesve tnss
toast to ors Of ths members Of Congress, aid 40
consented, and was viil.rg 20 giye Common
Schools to manners Of Lon5fsoe. tlcasS Of
laI 1ter.I
The eighth .cast was,
Ths Ue,gJ.-ss faithful teachsrs Of dsipe wis
dom their influence La universal may Il evet be
exetted In behalf Of the sternA sentiments OF re-
hgicn and virtue. freedom snd j,iItiss.
Rev. Or. Storrs pocdsd In al eloquent sreech.
Mario de- Nedies, he sad, waited 10 have her hsais
buried under the UP gnaosh cathedral of Ioloxns-
10 the hesrts and bodies Of New Enesaod nsn
ware 10 be buried nader the megnifcens temple oi
liberty on this continent As Hercules 20 prove
his right divine hoaoss csItoj TO his gress
labors 30 the Amsrisan psopia mad 10 sxboas, nrss
the Hsmesn lion Of Eoglish dolaiaion, ihsD the
serpent OF tho FreSch possessions. thea .le All
manthean bosr 3f Sie shaggy wilderness, AID .hen
4 egeoles of Ert a. n.ton would reach forth
aud grasp and osr to God as his greet .rianss tbs
| golden apples Of the Aespegides. Qond and con
t;1ued sppiauss)
fbe ninth .osss was,
re Army and Navy Of the Unltsi siases.-- De-
voted 10 the efstv ard ps-r,sn-rce II the as@ei-
| ioent; their honor il in CbeGicooe to ths lava
their fame IN the triumph Of tns Constitution over
| the rebellion.
In connection With this toas. the President read
| letter o; apology fsom Ms;or General Mcclellan,
whose name was sonoted with 6 g'ners. applause.
| Brig .d;er Genera. andrews responded to the
:osst. He wss followed by .r sd.sr-Gene.a
Dwight, ats Colonel o. the ist regir ent of tbs TX
| oslsior Brigade. Tts iatter 4RG We esa ouF
obtain military through military criticism
| Ne shall only oht sin it through General. We
have submitted for tifeen months TO deisy and do
| the General in comnland. wo have Just Submitted
| TO u great defea. anc grsss butcbery, and tao
whole peop,, Of tie country ara charging Ii every
where but where ii bsloogsto sh9 General In com
mand lie has css ard @cknaw,eIge3 Il. /
do not dasirs ths gUilotioe foE Incompetent com
r3endorf bnt II suoc5ss css be ob.a.d IN .oather
| wEy, tnsu il !hN name OF >fhe hurared tnopssnG
bufled on the peninsula 2ni in Virginia srd IA tho
nane of :as t}lteea t1cus2rd wao Il before Frede
r.oksbrrg, let she puls1ns be erected I'll sses }
hope that tee sui'.o!an will DOT ha erected, but
thst the aeuersi will ta iauGd."
The orhsr soass5 were,
The Press--r'ha .erTor Of jespate the gloTy o.
fresner; ia infusnca :e extensitr with civiiAa
ton-ifs power C. uo!verssl as ihs ntst.isetcs OF
mankind
Our Sister Charitable s3clstles~co laborsrs lu
noble cause we welcome rs oar g4es5s their hcr
o.ed repy e.entGtiyes
The old noraestesds Of Ee~ Ens,sni-.'.s
sbcdes of industry and ;niei! gaoos, Of p;sty eni
pst- t5; they s-e fcesh IL ous IoaEic-tes end ha
lowed in Cur sffsctiols.
| Womar---The best teschs- aad gusral.n O. sound
J principles snd true harpiEeas.
Al shs hour OF midnight sie Proceedings were
still IN full tiast
ARRgsT OF BSITIsa sssPATHiZZE IN NEW Or
LEANS.
A Ruh-l:antsnsnt, of shs ssfish shpotwsr We
suvius, usraed Rs',h 2aatree, wont ashore e. gen
orissus ChE,atiosa A lester yG 2 YANKEES pager
gives fhs foc wing acc )un Of the time ne had
Having alsshed around The city a.. .sy. aud taken
ia pretty good supply CT tsog he fo1nd a:mss!f,
saout half psBs O'clock q. night. Canal street,
WHERE Inspired by Jo:,n Dareycosu and English
sympathy for Sec ss.on be bnrac 70 hslioS cat, n
regular John Ruil styIe soa 7cie2:
"Dur rsh hstrah 70: sou,>evn rights, hn.rah.
Eur:sh for .as Bonnis n!Ie Flag that beacs sIn-
gle star
the veil known bugthen of 5scesa song. which Il
In erdicted la this Community. The police offcs.
on that beat aIetly told him that be 6isturb-
ing tbs oasce al,i usoult; Asre % nsst srcs
aisoordsnt suCnSs that ths Raante Bsas Fig
net allowed TO bs sang il Our city. any rore than
1t could be permitted to cheer fcE jen, pzrfH o.
"stcuewali' Jackson.
"Who the b,oo1v ---- ars youf' inquired tina
Ensiiihusp, inti .hsnt at lie inter- uption.
Il am police officer. cir, whose DUTY T. Ia so
keep the rssee" replied tee guardian of the night.
"Eeu yur aava DO right 20 Interfere will us.-~
Izn officer IL Her Majesty y service aid should
Like to know what you're going TO 90 about 1t"
and again he bawled out a line ef toe sung.
You must stop 1t, cir, said the Off eE, or will
arrest you"
"Arrss. ne would like 10 gee you undertake
It, aons Of Earks's slaves can errsst rlsf'
TIE ottiesr went up 30 take hold of him, when
he prepared himself, and gave the 'nsn OF the
moon ming blow on the paepsrs. Assist-
anoe was cellsd. and although the gentleman of
Her Msestys seryl,e laid about for scms .ima IA
Tom ssysrs, he WAS finally taken. There was
some difficulty in getting him to the watch house,
gnd while he was In the oftica. end ss the clerk
was taking down the charge against him. be struck
the officer who brought ham Ia three times In she
face.
The Sub lieutenant was very ind.guaat on being
taken 70 ons OF the cells He became greatly en-
ragged, aud aetsd in outrs geoUs manner that he
had 10 Ca pat in the stocks TO keep him quiet,
where he remained until morning When bTough.
before Judge Peabody, be complained bitterly of
the treatment hs had received; but he got oif very
chssply By paying fac Of only fifty dollars The
Judge hsd sentenced him 10 ten days impr!son-
NEXT, also; hu: he soitened down and let him 70 by
paying the fne, which WIS paid Ii sold
sEF. BsAUkEaAgD's WIFE.
A New Orleans letter ia the New York Herald,
written on the oh ult., says:
We have prospect OF ocular solution OF the
problem of r. suregard's If, or death. In plain
Enais5, Lepe to him Ia his city hafore
long. don't think hs Will come Ia hs Cb aims of
ths captivs, nor yet with the pomp and c;rcun,-
stance of the conQusror; but, II he comes at all 1t
will BE- IS private eli izeu and CT painful duty
Mrs Esurega!d Ia ON lying at her residence in this
city very i'll Of disease s~heh mug. very soon ter
minate her LIE. Gen Butler hss sent to Gen.
Besuragsrd very Kind 10 7isstion visit his wife,
assuring him Ct every courtesy and protection pos
sible.
MIsCELLAsEOUs.
A special dispatch from Washing:on states that
II. MERCER, the French Munster, has dkmlssed the
French Consul at Nsw Orleans for completely with
the rebels against tie United States Government