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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-30

The ISAueURATIoS THs s.GovERScR"' Or
LoufsihNA.-The New Orleans Bee, of The 5th
inst, contains an account OF the Inauguration of
Michael Hahn, the "G0vernor" of Louisiana.
The following is an extract from Hahn's inauen-
raj
ftilo,c citizens In diffident obedience 20 your
sovereign beti1st5, soiemny proclaimed through
the ballot box on the anniversary of the birth the
illustri0us Washington, | appear before YOU as
your freely elected Governor, doubtful of myself
in n things save in devotion IL my cOun,fv and
sincere and heartfelt affection for all INV fellow
ci!izens, irrespective of birth place, creed or po-
litical opinion In the exercise of your dearest
right rs American citizens, you have plac ed me In
le exalted office of Governor Of tn $ noble State ;
and by your acts you have shown that although the
people OF State may err, State, as n member of
the American Union, cannot die. Is there among
us to-day man actuated by genuine American
sentiments and true patriotism WHO would, even
for an hour, consen, to have this Commonwealth
cOnsecrated to everlasting fame by iac genius and
valor OF Andrew Jackson, leave her place in the
national cOnsto alton no nc not acc.at thf,
great honor w'iirs has bs@n eonfsrfeaapon me ut
this important epoch in the history of our State
with profound distrust of myown ability TO a.e,
qnateiy discharge Its many accompanying duties
and responsibilities and if | do not wholly de-
spond In anticipation IL Is because of the cheering
evidences everywhere pTeson, around me liza;
generous indulgence will be extended TO my de-
Gcencies, and Stnat cheerful a,acrity will ami
mate the people IN sustaining me In all the efforts
half.
Maj.-Gen Banks also had his speech to make.
lie expressed his "great gra.fication n, the pro
gress that has been made in the restoration OF
Louisiana to the Union Of the States, aud in the
majestic evidences before me (him) of The return
ing lOyaltyof the people," Whereupon the Yan-
kce crowd loudly cheered the Yankee satrap. He
became prophetic and boaS,fu:
It requires spirit nor power ct prophecy TO
satisfy US that In the campaign of this season, be
fore the summer shall have ended, the fourteen
insu1gent States that little while since command
cd the Atlantic coast, and the coast OF the Gulf,
and the Valley Of the mississippi, and ou. rerrito-
ries bordering the Mextcen nation, and the mos,
important of all the seeding Stues, Will have been
reduced to three or four States the Atlantic
coast, and without an outlet by the sea, aad with
no possible land communication with eitlsr loyal
States Or the various States of the continent
(Gheers.) We have enough to rejoice our hearts
In the progress Of our armies, and mingG with
the festivities of this glad hour and occasion. But
much remains still to conquer.
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s1udys Lyonss's C0svs.-During Monday this
Court was engaged with the case Of Isaac
Jacobs, indicted for obtaining money under
false pretences from Nathan Bunstein, by
selling him three forged passports for 81. 500
At 0 O'Clock Monday night the jury, after
having had the case for about an hour, found
the prisoner guilty, and ascertained the term
Of bis Imprisonment in the penitentiary at
two years.
tried for stealing $28 from Vim. sylvia In the
month of February, 1853, and the jury hav-
Ing heard the evidence acquitted the ac-
cused.
The rest of the day was devoted to the
trial of civil Cases.
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Items From the North

The Louisville Journal says three more Oh tne
gnnboats fitted out at Cincinnati arc almost Ieany
Ia leave for some point more immediately ~ IN .,ie
vicinity Of the war. This will make In al tnat
vessels o: this character sent from that CITY
since the beginning of December. The gfeatev
number have been dispatched to join the neet
10 the line destined for protection of the river com
msrce.'
In reply to a committee Of free negroes from
Louisiana, who recently waited upOa him with
memorial asking that negroes i1 that State VINO
were always free might be permitted to vote. Lin
Gotta said he saw no reason why Intelligent black
should not vote, but as 1t was not military
question he would refer il To constitutional con
vs4ltiOn.
The Louisville Journal SAYS: If Smith and
GJierson brave men, we have no doubt they
they must feel that there is Esa more unendu
rahle heii than the situation i'm which they find
themselves.
A gentleman Of Louisiana, recently deceased
has lett S250 900 to be used In establishing aweek
iy paper for the benefit of the blind So says
Northern paper, without giving the name of the
dGnnr.
The piano forte workmen or New York city,
numbering several ih ;nsand engaged In anoth,
er strike Mechanics In the different branches Of
business are doing the same thing, owing to the
exorbitant price Of life necessaries.
The court house in Nashville took fire the lst
iHst. The flames were exinguished before much
niuTy was done TO the building.
Tie delegates OF the Democracy Of New York
tn The National Convention embrace thc dblest and
most distinguished men OF the party in that State.
iiaratio Seymour, Washington Hunt, Amasa J.
Parker; sanford Church, John J. Taylor, and
Samuel j. Tilden are among them. And, which is
novelty for New YORK, there will be no contest
ing delegation The delegation are instructed 10
east the vote of the State In the Convention as
Gnit.
The spectators in New York are on the in
crease. The Times say. the crowd OF outsiders in
William street is now swelling to tho proportion
of the most excited times Of last summer The
business Is prOtraced 10 late hour in the after
noo,, and renewed by many CT the operators at the
evexing exchange on Fifth avenue
The Wisconsin Legislature Is seeking some con-
situtional mode Of Furnishing those who have run
away to Canada to escape the draft
The State Senate of ohio proposes TO take
step for the suppression of secret political socie-
ties.
The bank committee from New York city intend
to lay before the Ways an1 Means Committee
their views, soliciting modification OF the ma
tiona! banking law, 50 that old city banks may re-
tain their original distinctive titles, and yet enjoy
the privileges of the national banking law.
jeff Daviss cOaohman now ornaments the lee
ture- desk, being announced TO speak in Gardiner,
Maine.
The oil wells at Oil Creek, Pa, were on fire on
the I'd inst, Between tweuty and thirty thousand
barrels of oil had been consumed, and the fire was
still raging
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The MfscesExATlsN IDEA.--An Abolition book
made its appearance recently In New Yark, advo-
eating directly the amagamation OF The white with
the African race. II Is accompanied with perhaps
a score of Inducements. Sone OF them, unless
they are eosgeriec, are from sources from which
such disgustlng things wers not TO be expected.
Nut among these indorsemenfs efe one Tom Fred.
Nav, these two fellows are both niggers. The
last Hamed nigges says 70 the author Of the work,
Ian willing 70 put my Signature 20 your d0csSae;''
Row excsDdingly c0ndesctnd;nS, 10 BIZ sure. The
atrong smelling niger Announces with m aiT II
hs were reudeliEg an especial favor 70 the white
raoa, thai he Il willing put hts elgaal1s4 ts ths
doctrine VI wn.is and tlaeg 'e;erHskss;agea. sfhs
Ahoiitiensfs eueht to hold pubiis meetings ali
aGes tte eoss.:y ana give him a vote OF thsnks -
4ass4ssiE. .iqssss4
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arrest Of Negro IAieI.-Last Sunday
night the sleeping room Of Gen Jerome b.
Robinson, over the Richmond Fire Insurance
Canarany's office, was broken into and SIS
in money, number Of articles oi clothing.
and pair Of boots, valued at $500, stolen
Suspicion attaching to o negro fellow named
Melton, slave of Miss Mary Fox, officer Da-
Wis yesterday evening hunted him mp and ar.
rested him in screamerssille. In the house
where the negro was arrested were .funnd
the boots and portion Of the stolen doth
Ing He had in his pocket between twenty
and thirty dollars of the stolen money. He
was locked up In tbs watch-h house fbr exam.
iAAtiOu this morning - :.
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sRT 0TiCE.-A persons iadebted TO Us on ad-
vances otherwise, are notified that we will
1sesige payment in the present CURRENCY up to the
25th inst, after which we eau accept nothing bu,
sths new currency provided by the Confederate Gov
ssfsneEt on the lei ~pril, and all parties having
balances Ia hands, or checks of ours on the
bank, Tust esi.ect them by that day, falling in
which, the present currency will be set aside for
iien special deposit
nlll ll-Sw SL,UGilTER, WATKINs & CO.
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HOUSTON, rem u, to3l.i
g,ust tell = good thias thas oacrrr.d
here opp,opos OF. Gen. Kirby Smith. Cd his a.
rlyal here some days since be made NJ Wv =
Gep. Mssruders ONCE. But one sta6 o11ces iss
Pe"ed to be In, and as young men .soastlmes wili
90, he was occupying position mosu com1bslahIe
than elegant, with bis hack ~ The door, sIneins
na nxie Gen; smith interrupted him wtah HIs ihf
osn. Magrn:er's once ~ The y0ane OlDclv trohs
on his song only enough to reply, "Yes, sassss
Gem =. "Is the General In ~
Oficer. sNo, sir.''
Gen. Q. "Will he be In soon =,
Ofbcer. "Don't know, siT.''
Cen. 3. CHOW long has he been zone lw Il
Ohacss. HDon't know, sir.,
Gen, .. "Whege IL he?V
keep him.,' - s.'-s a.
Gen. .. aAhem: NY nms n einith.n
umces."sYesi good many anilhs abost--sevS-
sal been to zee the 0snes1l.D
: Gen. :. 'rhsy sometimes call ne Lfaat. Cs(.
oAhcot. ssThe hill you say.''
n! Ine oMses termed 9 yssy ND sealasse 90
his WishsH shout Dtxio W1(h opisle, e1n1S1 ~
cursucs, be never islt befose. ~ II (
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NIrRs AND MINING RSBAU,

= - h.DutHou!' "n.1H .|'HI 90
Nn1OTICg On and after the 25th day Of March,
si = and until the 10th day 81 april, 1854 all pay.
finents will be suspended at this ufhce and nc
Jsonsy resolved except the ne1 issue cf S Treas
seury notes
4 All outstanding claims ssainst tEis department
aynade prior to il: of March Will DO paid in the old
ssseue II kEsRD0N,
i NH lt-3x n.sbursiaE officer,
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THg IIEAr OF THE WORLD 1T is not SuiI3cient
that some eminent astTonomer at CamhEidse should
discover q comet per month, but Professor 1yndaal
must state that the weight Of this earth II s,,ch
and the velocity with which II moves % geas, ehai
Ii 1t should suddenly stop, The heat Il would create
would be suticieas 90 reduce II to Q thin vapor.
Professor Tyndai adds, that .H after the stoppase
Il assuIediy would, The amount Of beat aenuratcd
BY the blow would he equal to that Developed 81
the combustion Vt i've wuflAs Of bold eashen,I
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DARBY, READ 4 GENTRY,
OEFInR ASc tsIER a In

Richmond, March 10th, 1864 (
4 LII persons having balances 10 their credit on
ia our books, must withdraw them on or before
the 3lst ias receive pay ment after that time In
Sae currency of this date. Checks drawn by III
must be presented al the Banks on which they arc
bra 40 before the 2sth March inst. We will receive
1hs present currency 10 paymen. OF amounts due to
be unlil the 3ls inst after that date ut discount
of SSbf per cent
/ NH iT-dtIs.A LANCASTER co.
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NH rs
xrUSD You. MONEY

A 8 At Nevihs Block Hhoe Store.
Slo0 COO worth of goods can be bought Of in the
q present currency until the 3ist of March, On the
1st Of April will deduct third for the Old is
f$eee. We hope all that due Us will pay before
fahs So,h OF March II no., the issue will be
&Qsircd. Gar stock of goods Be very s.sc, ccmprs-
&lng in part tadcs misses chill Iren's and servants
Sshoes with nce lot Of Freaoh corsss, hoop skirts
<rorsst springs black and fancy eolared 81 euch kid
Gloves, ard corset aai shos lsees.s For men sud
{boys, nearly every Kind orshoes, with q great va
51iciy Of our own make Fine French and American
yslry boots; fine French black ait hats nue heavy
Ill gloves, merino shirts and drawers, socks, calf
3kns, elastic soring, lining skins, shoe thread heel
eail Va have ore piece OF black silk, 81 yards Is.
*3srds vide. for $50 per yard.
81 me Q-i7ashM DARBY, READ 4 GENTRY
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A box "a by Is inches, - deep, contains barrel.
A box is by l6x inches, deep, contains one
bushel. 1ss
A box by SX inches, 9 deep, contains peek.
A box BY 1 inches, * deep, contains \ gallon
A box I BY inches, "a deep, contains quart
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Stad.-These excellent fish are daily beco.s
ming more abundant In our market, and yes-
terday showed somewhat downward ten
dency in price. Last evening two hundred
were brought to the city on the York River
train, the first fruits, We presurhe thl1 may b
considered of the revocation Of the oryaer
for the destruction Of the fshing boats on
the Chickahominy. -
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Tue FRuIr .CRoP NOT kMISp.-The Columbus
(Ga.) Times says:
"a gentleman extensively engaged IN the cub
ture of choice fruit, expressed the opinion In Sar
presence yesterday, that the peach crop has not
been seriously injured by the late frost and cold
weather. lie 10 Of opinion that this delicious
fruit was not sufficiently advaAced 10 have recetv.
ed any serious injury. There Il no question at all
that the weather hasbeen su6cientiy cold 70 It'll;
but our hope rests In the fact, thai the young fne
had mol formed . such an exeent - - - eeEousy
affected" I" ~
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hJfiUE.--icoss EuldlBg c.eeks, end ihos,
~ haviGg drafts on Us, also those having cisi,ns
against US Individuality collectively, are hereby
notified to presa. the same for settlement before
the first day OF April na1:. if not presented bs
thai time they viii De pad n present Currency and
those indebted 10 US are at liberty to pay us befo-
that time.
NH IS--dtIstA CyESS{Isy a. 90
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WElaHss AND MBAsuREs.-Persons Ore frequently
puzzled in their daily transactions, to ascenaiu
wnat such and such ar article ought to weigh Der
bushe Here Is a table which all would do well
to cut out and preserve. 1t will prove valuable for
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Osflcs aleHgoND AUD PETsssnuso 4 4 Co,

Uftics AifIlaoND AID pETgssRuaG Z Z Co.
nicntnoar, Va, Marcn y2,iSbi
A Ta meeting of the Board OF Directors Of This
~ company, held OF Saturday the 10Th inst, the
following resolution we. adopted
Reso'sed, That the company psy The Confederate
staes lax assessed by th. net OF Cong approved
l7;h h?ril, 1885, the stock held by r.raic stock
boilers NJ w WARRINGTON, Treasurer
rah 2S-2aE4w
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~ kIofiCe.-0n account Of the new Currency biz
~ which goes inta operation On the 1t Apr, next
sxige rotice 70 all perscns who hold checks OF
ours arawn sfon either Of the nark1 thst they mus,
teeta CO or before the 25if inst for aymeht
otherwise they will have 70 receive cav ment ia the
.sesent eafreacy or per cent. bonds, which tho
oaans may eject upoa which they are drawn.
Az Persons to whom wc are istebtcd arc re
sues.ea 70 Come forward before the 25th inst and
receive the amounts due tl,enl otaerwise wa " in
pay Only 10 the present eurrency.
CHAS r WORKMAN / CO.
mh u-2swtlstAp
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FMfOaTANr Notice TO Tax-fayera--fou ar.
4 hereby notified that the 10 per cent additional
,sx on all profits msds By buying end ceiling at any
tiaas between the lst January, 1858, and the ist
January, 1884 under tie act of Cong rsss approved
the nth day OF February. 1854, is ROW due and
payable. Ard ali parsons interested are requested
To call at M ofce-No II Main st, and report to the
Assessor, Thos A Staples, who will remain in the
cfics during ofice hours o. N to ny to receive
their iiets. CHAs SINTOE, l0:h Dist Colrt,
TEos A STAPLES, 10th Dis. Ass'r.
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.SnaaU> Por.-This loathsoms disease HI
broken out in the city jail. Ye6terd3
Charles Pendergrast, one Of fhs men charrdi
with robbing Mr. z. =. Ha1At, ~ - - so.
moved from the jail to the city small-pon
hospital.
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o"iek sorTasks TELDoRAPg COMPANIES,

rv~uu Richmond, March 81, a6ci. I
We s.ocknoldars Of ths washng,oa and New
Il uftss1ss Richmond, Charlottegv jl,o sud Siam
tan, LyncneuTg ana Abingdon and sast Teansssae
telegraph Companies, are hereby no,ieeo that The
I'VE Per cent tsx legssd by the law passed l7.h W..
raaf Iscs % the vsue Of oil shares held in tele
srn oa o."ss Co1 w.il be paid by the IN
aessgDod At this oiise, and they win therefore omit
uls stock held u any Of these companies in their
isu 70 sssseso61 Z MCCARTHY,
Aadsor Southern Telegraph Compan,ss.
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT., CS,
NO IA Law Building, franklin street,
Riohmond March 1lth 1sA4

80, =, '0oHn0UHu, uHrcu IxLN, I6o&
conformity with regulations established BY the
= treasury Department, notice is hereby given t.
al p.rsons holding my checks, to present them al
sns treasury for payment, prior to the !st CT April
Ioos' and siso those having claims eg.inst this he
rsns prior to that dae, other they will be paid
on ana aiter that dsts, the amount Of said elaine
10 the present currency, or its equivalent.
JOHN 3 6rAEARD,
Captain kpgr's and Ofheer.
nh i6-2avtAuIae
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n gflCE.-Ali checks We may have out must be
~ presented for payment at bank on which
drawn before the 1sth inst. by which time ell fund.-
In our hands bslouying 70 other payties must be
drawn out OF they viii (unlsss otherwise dirscted)
be invested In Confederate States per cent bonds
fo. the ben,ht OF whom it may concern. We shall
t-nd 10 checks to the country between the Goth
snd ist April, add for ell sses made between these
dates the proceads will be paid in the present cur
fsnsy All bis due Us rlUst b pa;l before the 25ti
o' Mssch, or the new Currency will bs required.
nh lS 2aw3W' d TOMpKINS BRO.
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n OIlch-Persons holding checks drawn by us
IN must present them at the Bark on which they
are irakn before the 18th March inst.
Checks drawn US and cer.id cates cf deposit
iasu7i oy Us must be presented ct our counter for
Pymsot On or before 3,s. iast otherwise they will
De paid in the old eurrencys OF In the new at dis
count Of asa per cent
Dsposito,s will Instruct what disposition shall
be made cf balances at their credit We will invest
IL psr cent Government bonds. or convert int
the new currency. as they naey wish
Ea l4-2fawtMot r II MAURY Il co.
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OFFICE JANIS RIVER AND KAsAwB. Co,


4 IL persons holding the chez KS of this company
~ OF the of3ciai checks OF i Chinn .SupeIin
iraleH,, James VI fi,-r,s, Superintendent, or A
H.Ghaeis, Superintendent, are hereby upti-d 10 pre-
seat bem lar payments ri the bank On winch The,
are respectively drawn, priQrsst tp ,ns 2e.h day ol
March inst.at. otherwise thcy viii b. paid in th.
old currency or IN The new currency at The rate oi
81 FOR s5 h-et b. the Of Cong. ess. approved
February II, 1854. Wa MUNFORD, Sec'y.
M
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II sns.. ~ 49, y ~ eAes n the Sank Nets
Aseass. soshers Hall bsidias, corses ~ Wi, sny sng
w elgssss tm ysdy 70 execute Il; ts.e., .s.u sgu
sAs,ss soIsssu, illustrations, Pises. se q. ~
-. .s--.sa CRkRBN. LithOrea aoseS
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"A Maeeeos Ahts. Ssf1en ao0 sirrfilnte ri !.
80 - 4es.e9 s1ssp aaeeses1a1i.e -
y - 80 =. ! !. Z llaIsls . =
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make Tor the goods the gods provide: Do iRey
thrive on their abundant provendsr Does the
enorm0as quantity of solid food they consume do
them any good
YANKEE MEN Ann WOMEN
,.-.
grant 'ue pieuiiess vi your very young gifis
.a my s e,; leay tiin n!tle aahlseIs Dat y9Maef
s.e J@".as, VINO having uisposed ol pork cuoPs,
S,f saucS ToDa. ana ired potatoes, mas now thrown
s,ass n..sen, win aespeiale ardof, on TO tendofoa
..,,. IA adI stanDca cggssne, 0ohy, n'eguin
Roman eailev a"s ~,o Dsax IKE t o o prov ioha o
The sun., 1864-09-30

dsyv vithout food % clothing, for hnagA hO
ooshes lay on the damp floor, she could only pa
nauy cover herself with uom in consequence a
ne way 10 which her arms werc fastened No
Eevins that Mrs Meyrrk was insane and tbs
she would te I'm W die Of hunger the snri gave
Nsy " despair ; And when At last her mi stress r..
,urh~' with food, and cut the cord ~nicA
found her arms she ~ 10 weak and helpicat
th-s she hsd not q thought q resistance, snn
dressed herselt aud se with shsukfulncss. Yeas
m,er year and 10 total darkness excep ~ rnns
Nmcs ss Mrr. Moyrick brought her fo.d. the urS-
fortunate creature suffered in this cell or IN hiM
one soioinine, where she slept. As for food. shC
heeou 40 little, that abe WAS never in sciual wsue
OF nor, indeed, did she suffer from any Irivanos
except that of liberty.
On bearing her story, wa. naturally 40 excrd
AZ The cruelty rith which she hsd been treated.
that lid not lose an hour before setting out for
kvArhn Castle. Here, after some obstacle. hsf1
Teen thrown IN my way, hsd interview With
Mrs. Meyrick. Ircproached her Tor her cruelty tS
Jane Wilmot in severe terms. and insisted on hep
making reparation 10 the extent of her ability
she readily adopted all my suggestions; and whom
compared her present hsgeard AREA 'anee with
what had heard Of her wonderful beauty q fev
years previously, could no, help feeling sorry
for her. A. min ster ~ the gospel, thought 10
my duty TO Try and bring abou, a rcconc'lis,ion
between her and her husband; and Vhen spoks
~ Of this. she bowed her head, and sohbed bit
,erly. AZ soon AZ she bad recovered sufficiently -
answer ny questions, she, At 10Y request, gave me-
the address q the bank in London to which the
steward forwarded TIE remi,tances for his master p
On my return home, wrote a full accouni ol vhsA
hal learned to Mr. Meyrck. the liberation ~
Jane wlmoi. and the desire n bis wife " be re-
concilcd n him. some months had rassei, whcu
I recsi ved AL invitation 10 dine with Mr.. and Mrs.
Neyrck at Kvarlin Castlc; and in the meantime
Jane wiimot | ad returned 10 England, too crushed
and eni,rblei, bodily and mentally, ,o entertain .
though, Of bringing her persocu,or % justice.
procured for her an the pccuniary compensation
she could require, but at the same time carefully
Sustained from advising her what to do, thinking
II was q matter for hersclf 10 decide, and that 10
was no, FOR uc 10 urse her to sccep, money In
lieu Of justice
TIP IND