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The New York herald., 1863-12-22
Theatrical.
OLYMPIC rHgATRE.

b. OLYMPIC THBATRH.
lively little piece 10 act entities MY Preserver
was played at this theatre last night for the rst
Miss Fitzwater. romantic dsmsei, manages by some
happy accident TO tumble into the river Dilberry,
rustic picks her out. Mr.. william Bury gentleman,
seedy but muscular, carries her home. Bnberry and
William Bury OF course got mixed up. To the mind OF
Mr. Maeabe the guardian and also 10 the mind OF the
doctor, the young ladYs preserver Is the
rustic who picked hcr out OF the water but TO the mind
OF Mss Fitzwaor her preserver 10 the gentleman who
risd home anl who cas next day TO hope she we'll
She decrmnss therefore 70 mary her preserver and the
Ssr bo sbs
the better portion OF the play Finally, this goes far
that when the young lady nds out who the preserver
abe romantic enough 10 deDounce the secdy gentleman
deceiver and TO determine 70 marry the rustic From
this awful fate she ia saved by asmple The scedy
gentleman makes love the rustic former sweetheart
and the rustic gc jealous tho young lady gets Jealous
Upon this attenuaied thread OF story the author has
strung some comica situations and good Jokes and
made altogether very agreeable little piece Mr. jamie
son played the rustic vcry veil indeed Mr.: Clark
played the part OF the seedy gentleman with admirable
hurnor and Mrs sedey Brown, Walker, the maid was
moro than usually pquant'
NrBLo's GARDEN.
There was an entire change OF performances at this
house last night, the favorite drama Of All Haow Eve
being the principal feature the bill. This pIece-s.
ways favoriie-drew, may be supposed, overflow
ing house. wAsproduccd with the advantages OF now
scenery and accessories. and went OF with even more
than ts usual success The character OF RoS oConnor
is one OF Barney wilams' best, aud he played capt
tally. Mrs. williams Kitty Killeen, though not one
OF her bappiest efforts WAS. ike cyeryth ing she
docs full OF spirit end animation. Miss Ada Clifton
Alice Dalton. and Miss Mary Wells, - Biddy the Rag,
vero also excellent There an ncongruity In some
OF the In the subordinate parts which should
be corrected irish poteen dstiers, though dealing 10
the contraband don't usually dress Ike Dutch smsgg ess
or Italian Iaxyaron The piece was followed BY Yankee
Courshp and Barney the Baron both Of which, need
not say contributed TO make capital evenings enter
tainment On Thursday Mr.. Williams takes bis benent.
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News from Fortress Moaree.

FoErnE~ MosHos, Doc "a, 1edo-
The United States steamer Bermuds arrives iron ~
Rio Grands to-day. shs brings no later ssvs.
The Empire CITY arrived this morning from washiss-
ton d. c. with several dssertsrs soard
The steamer Ashland arrived ss twe O'clock r. n rsD
Boefop.
Thsassmsr Newbsrn hes arrived from The North Caro-
lima Met she brings news
The Gag OF truce steamer New Yorh. dse iron cng
Point has not arrived
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the ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Our washi.sson Despatch.

Oar Woshtngsom Despeeen.
WASHINGTON Dec. "a. 1893.
General Augsr MADE . trip to-dsy % the railroad ~
far a. Bull run the purpose u inspecting the road and
providing agapss RAIDS By the essmy. rhs bridges
all found be In good condition, and measures have bseu
adopted that win doubtless provost another descent
being mado upon the line within this department. The
gucras aud small squads Of rebel cavalry s nfest tho
country beyond kAnassas, however, and depredstons
upon government property bs,wsou that point and The
Rappahannock are OF frequent occurrences.
Advces from the front to-day report ell quiet
The Press Despatch.
WAauS0rox, Dec. zi, 1855
About Ihrce O'Clock Sunday morning, dstsohmsnt
OF Mosby's guerllas and Btuarvs rebel cavalry
found in the nciShborhood Of horsansburg Faaauier
county, Virginia. BY portion Of Greggs cavalry Tho
rcbeb wore commanded by MAJOR Of Stusrt's cavalry
and wore supposed 70 number between two hundred asd
ATTY and thrce hundred Our force numbered four
hundred and consequently the rebss after nrins fsw
shos rereatcd In the direction o the Rappahanpook
and Barnst Ford upon pontoon bridges which
tho rebels appeared 10 have had constructed there Tho
only loss side ono man slightly wounded,
while captured ten prisoners, and Ia known four
rebels were killed. Among the prisoners was ono Of
Mosby,s lieutenantS.
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Our Washington Do.pntoh.

Our WashtnvtOn Dospntoh.
WAsmNaroH, Doc 81, 1898.
No crcdcnoe Ia given hore 70 tho despatch published
ths dterrson from Cincinnati. via Philadelphia stating
that IDnsstreets had surrounded and Long
street k,ned The government has received nothing
arSstory of such statement, although In direct comma
nicstisu by telegraph with General Eoster.
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DISSERTATION OF WASHINGTON HEro HTs.-We
understand that an effort is about being made,
and with every prospect of success, to induce
the Legislature to revoke the powers granted
to the commission for laying out Washington
Heights. The principles on which this body
have acted in drawing up their maps are so op-
posed to the dictates of common sense, justice
and good taste that II II believed the Legisla-
ture will make no difficulty about abolishing
the commission. All that those composing It
will hsvo gained by their labors Is the unen-
ylable reputation Of having sought to destroy,
without any pdblio benefit one Of the most
beautiful spots In the world.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

GENERAL GRANr.-What does General Grant
sayi What dos General Grant thinki What
will General Grant do about III All the poll
ticians are asking these Qusstions, as they read
our articles nominating Grant for the next
Presidency. We will answer them. General
Grant will say nothing about politics, and will
declare that he knows much moro about tanning
hides and rebels. General Grant will think
nothing about politics, but will leave things 10
shape themselves and think great deal how to
beat the rebels again. General Grant will do
his duty q military nan, and will not be On.
trapped into writing any letters; for he Is q
man Of action, not Of words. This IL what
General Grant will say, and think, and do
Could anything bs more sstisfsotsryf
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Court Caieaaae-Thfs Day.
eryrruw tovuS--Csncur -iars t--CateosG uschnnee1.
Pan 2-Adjvurse1 wishsus ssy r~n s-A@swsss
without az.
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The Press Despatch.
News frosn CaIifornia.

Sac FRAsousoo, Dec. 81, 1868.
Arrived this morning ships War Hawk from New
York; Winfield Scott, from Boston.
Arrived shirs Crcmorne Look from Lima; Lancaster
from kew York s,lcd. ship william Toll for Cs,lao.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

New York. Tuesday, December 2s, 1863
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Srnssr ousra0crIov-h is plain that the
men composing The Croson Aqueduct Board
have hides zoo shick 10 bc penetrated by The
lash Of public ocssure. We question whether
even the great tanner himself could make any
impression es shcm IL remains 70 be seen wha.
the Mayor elect Mr. Guntbcr, will do on
assuming ne dudes Of HE once. In the meaRp
while . neetiag of We citizens should be
called 10 demonstrate against the present
shameful condition Of Broadway and Fifth
avenue al the entrance 10 the Park, and 10
investigate how far the responsibility Of the
distractions existing there In shared by the
Street Commissioner.
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"ssssGL fsnAIW o. TIE Pxssnaxy's
n.SAeA A-rss iectsrs ~ wesdea Phillips 10
sisAt. ~ We Qssesr lasssuss. viii be wsrth
AsanAg Phiiiips = much better speaker
tAse ss satanic psuon. t'cecher, or tho satanic
pslitlciAa, orss,sy. or the satanic twaddlsr and
sc-sss~een. Rsyusad. The subject OF his lee
.urs y Ne Pres.sssis hesssSs. Az the negro
"" Ae sst,scs Of The Message. Phillips will Of
oourss devote himself 10 that fsyor.<e topic
ns k alright The negroes are being kSied
OF BY bcasands They w.ll soon share tho fate
Of The isdians Tho white mon are equally
fatal 70 tho rcd men and tho black men.
Phillips and his asscoisles deserve and will re-
oeive all The credit OF this wholesale extemi-
nstios- For The rest. Wendell Phillips Ia
great orator and great seoId, and is Indebted
70 Satan for all his powers. and 10 win be very
interesting 10 hear What Satan has to say about
the troubles be has caused
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

NIgIos GARDEN Pr~sdwsy ALT HALLow EvK--
YAsEYE COU ri SHIP-DARsT, rHx BARON.
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HfscYLLANHous HYwR

Our European Giles by the Hibernis. at Boston,
are dated In Dublin, Ireland, TO the 9th instant.
We publish to-day highly interesting reports Of
ths preparations for the great prize fight between
Hesnsu and King, written on the evening Of the
m n Dsssmbsf. As day before the battle. Tom
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

NEW RoWBRY THEATRE, Bowerv-NKw YoR
Pnor-ALsI0Hrr DoLLAR-GoLDKs FARMER
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AMERICAN THEATRE. No. ~ Broadway ay-BALLKrs.
PAEronInHs, BURLEsouKs, dc-KLLIN0 MURpkk.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, 5li Broadway. -ErHIoPIAH
EoSos. DAscEs Ac-v0n HAM BUos MENAGxRIR.
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GEO CHRISTY 8 MINSTRKLS. 6S5 Broadway. .-Bvs.
IxsoUxs S0SGs. DANCES &c. SoHERxsRHoRNs BoT.
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BRYAKrs' AINsTRELS, Meoha hanics' Hall l72 Broad.
~ay.-ErHIoPIAN sosGs DAsoss BuRLEsoUxs &c.-JKKhxs
Pm
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BARHUM'S MUSEUM, Broadway FRENCH GIANr
0iARr GIRL GiAsr B0Y, LLLrUrIAN KIN0. Ao. At oil
heurs TIcKxT LgAvs MAS-fEsASr ToMB. :
Afternoon and Evening"
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. broadway. EASY SHAvIsG-Mi
Pg. HKvA R-MIsoHIET MAKING.
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AAUsKs Bsrs THIS EVENING.
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BOwBRY THEATRE. Bowery. .-vANP-GLzs ScRoc.
oIss' uH0sT-NoRAH U D0NsBLL.
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wAILACKs THEATRE. BroadwA.-Lovr CHAs.
WINTER GARDEN. broadwU.-TIoKxr LEAVE
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BROADWAY AMPHITHEATRB, 4s5 Broadwav-Gyx.
EaUxs1RIAN PERFORMANCES Afternoon aud
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God FridaY-

This religious anniversary to which unusual prOmii-
ence given yesterday BY the resolution Of Congress
to adjourn over, was celebrated In the Episcopal
Churches with appropriate rites in which large congre-
cations participated Good Friday IS the anniversary
Of the oruOifxOa Of the Saviour called in ausiOn
to ths benefits conferred the world by his death It
Il the only day in the year which is not cele
brated In the Roman Catholic Churches host is con-
secrated the day before for this day. aud having
been placed over night in repository generally erected
fCr the purpOse in chapel part Of the Church, IS
carried to the main altar and consumed by the Priest
In the North Of England ills the practice to serve hOt
cross buns" which popular superstition holds to be
p-ecryaives against Gre aud other disasters In several
Kogish counties small loaf Of bread is baked the
Ornius Of the day, and pas BY mil the next year, to
be used Ia nOrsels as a medicine.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04
FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Asia arrived at New York on Saturday
with European advees to the 18th instant Two block
ade runners had arrived at Liverpool with cArgoes of
cotton. The diplomatic correspondence in relation to
American affairs had been laid before Parliament The
Of the Alabama has been made the subject of strong
complaint by the Yankee Government. Mr.. Mason's
latest letters urge the British Government to declare
the blockade Of the Southern ports nully. The ac
counts of the Polish rebellion still continue vague
It is asserted that irritation among the Lancashire
operatives is becoming very strong.
The Emancipation Society of Manchester has ssntja
protest to Earl Russell against the fitting out Of vessels
for the Rebels in England Russell replied that evidence
on oath required TO enable proceedings to be taken
And so no official action at all is probable.
The Bank Of France the 18th instant reduced its
rate Of discount from to ~ per cent.
daughter OF Mr.. Sidel had her skull fractured by
fall from aborse in Pnis, At k1. accounts she w.
said 10 be out Of danger.
The Confederate loan Of $4,000 600 was expected to
be introduced in Lordoa aud Paris in the week follow.
ing the Asias departure.
COusols 92 l.s@92 Ia Liverpool cotton market
buOyant with an advance Of ID
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Congressional.

The Senate met yesterday, aud, without .rausscting
any business, adjourned over until OdAy in Difference
70 the custom Of denominations Of keeping Good
Friday as a religious festival.
The House, on Thursday night passed the substitute
introduced By Mr. Barksdale, for the Senate bill rsG-
ting 70 the compensation Of the Public Printer Il al
lows sl25 per thousand ems for composition, $3.50 for
rule and figure work, and Sl2b per token for press
work folding and stitching and extends the provisions
Of the bin TO printing for the Departments aud to
tracts for paper aud envelopes An amendment vas
adopted 10 terminate she operation Of the bin on the
restoration Of peace; and another which makes it
applicable to printing already done.
The House adjourned over to Saturday on account Of
GOOD Friday. The proposition having been carried BY
q minority Of one, alter considerable debate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04
alsssg Tasa gaR Iis.xsa s,Agss


We are IN rsudEt " RsH Fctk FsFsis u NaRdsY,
4areh sast aud h!i.lssrs papers Of IS sssrlns Of
.ha, day .ia.
The Baltimore AleffitGa says it is puzzle t0kicS
vhs, to believe in reatlo to operations the Mssis.
.pp aud We have to recciVs tire repor.s and rumors
with reservation Of belief"
II is amounted that tho Yankee forces under Gen.
Gilmore crossed the Kentucky river Saturday retook
Dauvic and drove the rebels in the direction Of Crab
Orchard.
ParsOn BrownlOw who has arrived at Cincinnati from
Tennessee reports that toe Rebels concentrating all
their infantry at Tuahoma, while their cavalry make
diversions in Eastern Kentucky, hoping thereby to
draw force from Roseorans army. Reinforoements
were also arriving at Tullahoma from Virginia.
From Kansas City we learn that the steamer Sam Ga
, while passing Sbleys Landing, on her way from In'
dependence was boarded by force of guerllas, who
killed infantry soldiers, 80 cavalry and 20 negroes
aud robbed all the passengers of their property the
same time throwing overheard 100 sacks of -four and
number OF Government wagons.
The steamer Grlpiie City, from Nassau and the
Nicholas captured by the bockaders have arrived at
New York.
The Cincinnati Gszettes indianapolis correspondence
says there is great reaction in public sentiment in In
diana since the adjournment Of the Legislature, and
that no doubt entertained CT the prompt enforce
ment of the CONSUMPTION law.
A special to the Cincinnati Commercial says that
$4,000 Federals are Savannah, Tenn, and Grenada
in Federal possession. Also, that Gen. Grants forces
are surrounding Vicksburg.
The steamer Bio Bio, from New York, was destroyed
by FIRE at New Orleans on the 22d with passengers bag
gage and cargo.
Several officiating clergymen in Norfolk gave notice
that their churches would be open Friday the 27th
for services in conformity with jeff Davis procama-
ton. The churcheg were accordingly opened, but as
the wOhpper5 began to coDgregae they found strong
guard Of Union soldiers placed the church DOORS and
consequently no such services we're allowed.
A Fortress Monroe despatch, of the 10Th, says:
The enemy attacked Williamsburg this morning with
cavalry aud Infantry and repasedby the 9Th Penn
sylvania Cavalry under Colonel Lewis At noon to-day
the enemy had retrested and Colonel Lewis had rees
tablshed his pckets. Loss not sscertained.
BriGadier Gen. James Cooper U. s. volunteers, died
a few days ago at Columbus, Ohio
The gold market in New York has taken turn up
ward closing Saturday at 1921 and opening Monday at
l47. Sterling lOO@l5S.
Charles Gayarre who was understood to have arrived
in New York from Tampco to pHrcbase goods for the
COnederacy, has been arrested aud sent to Fort La
hyettc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04
TELFGRAPHTC,

GUNBOATs on THE TENNEssEE-UNsUCeEss
Full ATTEMPTS TO LAND-NoRE CAPTURES
&C., &c.
CHATTANOOGA, April 2.-The gunbostS on the TenneS-
see have been driven back by our sharpshOoters Two
iron clads eudeavorcd to land at Tuscumba this
Ing at daylight and were attacked by our cavalry out
posts, and heavy canuonadng ensued but without ef.
feet Unsuccessful efforts made to land party,
and the irOn.clads backed down the river
No battle IN frOnt-Ieayy skirmishng At McAinu.
VILE Passengers by the afternoon train report the
capture of several wagons and prisoners on Wedues-
day.
Seven hundred and hfty-two prisoners, captured BY
Forrest at Brentwood, reached here this evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04

EFFECTS or AvAEcE.-" The love Of money is the
root Of all evil and not among the least Of the evils
growing out Of heinsaAbls thirst for riches Is the cold
indifference 70 the condition Of Others Il is lament.
able 70 observe how many people have given them.
selves over body and soul to the pursuit Of "6lthy
lscre" Il Is 700 true tear that ne worshippers Of
MamnOn are In a very large majority here. Men who
profess to worship God have erected golden Image in
their hearts which they render homage. Their throat
Is open epuehre with their tongues they have used
deceit; The poison Of asps IS under their Hpsi their
mOuEh Is fall Of earang and bitterness; destruction and
misery are in their Waysn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

eusr oT SAFE my House and Lot The village Of Chatham
(RyVania Court House containing Hbout rtv m
@ore nAn onehrd o. which In woods Seldom l. there offered
I tas esasnee better suited The convenience and
neI good stable carriage house, kitchen ana cabin
well Of excellent water garden -enelossl 80 ~
place vel-enelosed and conveniently arranged Wv '
Any Wishing 70 purchase The above prop rty ea
By calling The subscriber addressing hin al hia
may havslierms, S. made known. -
R0BT. q. TRKDWAY,
nh E-u PittsylVania o, H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04

RAuRoAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE.-We have reeeiv.
ed from the publishers, Hill L Co, of Griffin Ca, a
copy Of the Confederate States Railroad and Steamboat
Guide, compiled and arranged by J. O. SwaE1e. It Is
neatly printed and contains variety of valuable infor-
nation but there are material errors in its time tables
well in the names Of localities, which, wepresuDe
viii be corrected in future numbers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04
ATTACK Upon A TRAM.

CHATTANOOGA, tPil s-6 P. A.--Diek McOann, with
100 men, attacked Fedora train on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, nine miles for, Nashville, killed
~ and wounded 81. Loss on our side, hIHea una
three wounded. The party also captured wagons, &c.
and returned in safety
The Abolition Convention at Louisville nominated
Josiah q. Bell for Governor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04

PATRIorIc LoAM-Seven of the different Banks of
Savannah have Acceded to proposition made by the
President Of the Marine Bank of that city, to loan the
city $4,000 each, without interest," and one loan of
$1,000 to be invested in provisions, which are to be
sold at prime cost to the needy and others of SavAu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04

MAIoRs COrRr.-The Mayor had formidable array
Of denquents before him yesterday morning most Of
them charged with disturbing the peace of the city and
breaking into stOrehOuses The hearing of the test
mouy consumed considerable amount Of time, and it
was fourd impossible to do mere than make a begin.
ming within the period prescribed for criminal business
Collected in the courtroom quantity Of bacon
candles shoes, haS and other articles being portion
Of the proceeds Of recent robbees recovered by the
police
The following individuals we're rcmanded for further
examination before the Hastings Court, the charge
Of felony:
James Hampton, BENZ. Stamper and Sarah Champion.
The cases of the Others we're continued until Monday
next some of the parties being allowed to give bail for
their appearance, and the remainder committed to jail
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04

Tux CoSTEDERLrE SEAL-Ths session Of Congress Is
drawing to close and no report has yet been submit
ted from the Committee Flag and Seal in reference
the device for the official seal of the Confederate States
Among tao devices which have been suggested, one
containing representation of alligator and opOssum
in juIApOston with the Lain words inscribed below
"AAgalEr-possaa"- translation of which, accord.
ing TO the Mobile News, is P0ssun-I can whip the
Yaukees"l-ARigatr-It (ths COnfederscy) is bound
to (dOi) We put the zeal Of our dsapprObatiOn upon
this device.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04

TIE FRENCH Consul AT CHARLEsrON.-The Charles
tOu Mercury assured that the departure Of the French
consul the result Of any Official orders received
BY that iunotiOnarT that he goes private business
and hopes to return in very short time
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04
CD, 9h!HlanA @!ig.
sAFU sDAT MOANING, GPRit 4, isSS.

FEaxss-DAuri ysas si3e0; months ssoe for Lee Pc
tpd, t8Oo per ncnA. .s..t
sE1-EREELT year, SS00i noFtha, sSeO'
WEEELI year, $500; mOnils $500
Reuiittsaces a. The risk Of ths Eubscbss ss..,!
ADFEa1sso-DaHy enc sqasse 6insA % cent? "a n.so1-
eenrSskly or nLWesk inSer0.s tOo per square. "sen9
IN .rtlons 80.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04

HOARDIss PEOEIEOSs.-On the day preceding the
close Of the session, the Senate Of Virginia passed bin
70 punish, by stringent penalties the inqutous practice
Of engrosng and boarding articles Of subsistence The
bin went TO the House Of Delegates, and an effort was
made by.Mr Garter of Lancaster earnestly seconded BY
Mr. Marye, Of Fredericksburg have the bin taken up
for consideration, bui unfortunately majority Of the
House did not symPathize With the movement; inter.
ested, doubtless some Of them are, in speculadag
schemes and so the motion to take up the bill did not
prevail. We regret that the vote was not recorded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04

LsSsOSs or sUTTEEISS.---The Raleigh State Journal
remarks that many boy, who shvers from cold
and whose cheeks wet with the tears wrung from
him by the Cravings Of hunger shall hereafter, from
the discipline Of the hour, shank God for the lesson Of
suffering and convince his eOunrymen that patriotism,
endurance and bravery they the duties Of life 50
they The Of lasting greatness and the only
teachers Of a noble race
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STATE ENDORSEMENT OF GOVERNMENT
RONDS.

MILLrDsEvrLLE, GA, April Hon Jas. P. BOyce,
agent Of the Government the endorsement of
Government bonds by States addressed the Legislature
tonight in the Representatives, Hal. The address was
well received It's believed that the measure will ps,s
both Houses.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04
FROM THE SOUTH CAROLINA COAST.

CHARLESTON April 2-No signs, thus far, Of the e1-
pected attack There has been no landing of the enc.
my in force on any OF the Islands below reported
The skirmish on Seabrook's Island between few
independent scouts and scouting party from Yankee
0nnhoaL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-04

METROPOLITAN HALL.-A special exhibition Of Lee
AIOrys "Wsr Illustrations" for the accommodation of
ladies' and children will take place this forenoon The
entertainment will be diversified by the magical illu.
siOnS Of "Mago del Mage" and the performance of
Smiths Rand