The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-11
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W. saF y The bnfidSne ran .l.k IA. 6y. a
ten ufnuies. And "a csvs lhs s{5n, II. a. hs fl,a
address was sthssvNh, uH flsas4n rrnu,.n ssh.sss
HEAD was as naar QpsiAatass 3s.t =. .vey s,ist,;
Was 70 the Pope,s 58e bstfs. o,t !, IN, ...',...
bic ltsvct and pa4s9s tat0a noble sa..ss fasss
HaTtty the police F~eul have psuse.d ,,..no ~
usaIIssn speae iAy su sach 40 occasion MI l,as;
baldf beus his eye d0waNaFd and Iis,.n.J .sI,,
suci, feeling O. kts e0unttywomans v,".s. ~,
none dared Interfere with ~ lhtev.aut her :
The rev words xfseA Win very bloken Enclisi,.
hut tn hne soaos0us vs'tee which he uttered w,t,
a. fettgws IA reply 10 esepfeseasstiyes af H..
clty, b. said. III am very happy u be ena,i.d s"-
sIsy to have to give my tnNnks to this uoble natiaa
tor Its generous sympathx tor the esuse of n, y
country, and lee casss OF ~ naanhiaa. Long ago
wished well tor fhts day ~ foAss, and am vsrv
happy f6 day % express ~ ltfu fi my esa,luda ),
In reply To Tao wsfkins mees lie said: ~ Nkr tn
see svarkips psmaap pardfulaslys. aa. very eratc,ut
and viii forget H'tia nit W lffs this Welenn. q,
the clsss have the honH g belong TO- ire ~ m
to cali ma the br0tieF OF working man Of evrrv
part vi the wOfld.n 1hrsewas Something cm,i,u,,
at and sublime IN seeing this brother Of th,
Wofkiash,ea, VI DO had ln3Hfed In England a.d in
New York, euter imiD the magnificent coacb Of one
Of the wraiihiest 0f EHelsh Dukes few n,un,,.n,s
after avD,viBg his TeiattuAI realty t I,v. 49,
class Of English society. 49,
When left with the crowd cot away nv a
blind passage TO the rfvef, aud went bae 10 n est
miMstI 1t was glorious day and glorious sight
ih,t now greeted my eyes The magnificent West
minister Ha, which b0fdess On Tie river, Iiaed up
Was a'ive WITH human beings, The bridge itself,
tAe hAest, doubtess n ne nstiu, WAS iissei with
haniaH bethgs watfflS tor tue Gfhss ps0eessloH.--
FROM this point up to ChaFsns Cross wns one mass
oi busuan beings At EtaTtpg Gross the Nelson
column rose Into the air out Of pediHirht formed
OF human faces up to the smooth column itself. -
The equestrian statue OF Charles l. was similarly
covered-n chimney sweeD On TOP amusing IN,
crowd by standing behind th. statue and placins
the Italian colnr. no. on IN st.,"s,. haad mo-. M
his own nacIng his instu can nm tho heod oc IN.
ccoraa5 az, 80 -. p,.. ,Se.." ~ W. - a...
Iy ou each s,Ha an,, ,.,a., .y, snS LIE ,n.
dignity of an one - ssssr Eso % ,h;s "o,., iia"I
81 :. ay.,,, ,,.an,s. I'ou .. rs 80. -"
man conS numhrr Ewasu 90. - I;... s,snhnars
haironv. homse- loo, ,,. 80 ;mSa,, aS, nssssnssJ
tn The eve "niv msoh,v sa,,,ascu"s ppf h,,m,n
beings And no, Iess ,vs . The yoo.i nr
der nreserveA nv ,hes. snassos Tn. I.ss crou,d T
mad seen was ihat which h.a .sser,,,Ied m wit,
ness the eEecm,ion "f ,ha n;,a,as Of ,I,e SLAVERY
Land at Nevoste-.a ma,s n hinatea and sn,tisj,
thieves and Prostitutes. t,n, here was an01her
elias, altOeether-tbc tahortoo masses of Enoland.
and fro,, nv o,v,, ota,,,a,9,. &c ,h..,, sn.;oi
pated that The polfce courts wo.M rem j.s they
di,il Cev.y c,ses ,b,n 80 ,r,, cow, N oato,
crn,ua
sio,v,v ,,. ,,,c.,.;o,. cha ,,,,,
miles az u, h,oosin, ,b @ - n', so. . ~ ~"
A. ,h. h,,,-. ,.n"e .ue wy :" eoi W ,r 80
as "a. passeu in.f'rstra Hy seu ~ op
.v. ~ . ~ .'.noo' VS. N"ese o",os'
.' ~.., ~ "a eAl,.e"ec - i"s'cateu. ''oei
go pssou ~ VIZ. "' Io',1 ',, a"u h,""S VI sy"'oo.s
sn,' ,uo"'' '.N.o' ''uue'', nN"0S, luP,o"'"'',
Dos' n", uIus' ceasts, ',en, "oheh, ShaNsPeae,
.,,,,.y' s,, ~. "a Ills aaa s''""e's -,
90. S, ,., PISS" ~ W. "ass ""oD aSo a''"''1.o ~, ="
.,a , my s VIZ so1leues vi r'hs staHuihS' pu''
ano ~, a.. Az, n."S"a 1' III. poh. s n,s1 - sn,,
49, s aS p.. pssseu, az" u'"', ~" ouuno ~ s,y,
tota, abstinence fniks i, En,,a& Win ,o succeed
they will have To max. ens with The nooT man,
beer. However should add that ,,utins the whole
day saw neither drunken man or woman, except
at one point, public house where some low Irish
had gathered and Ter year " fhrV A
do with Garibaldi.
How long the procession was, aud how slowly Il
had 10 mOve may be Judged by the fact that though
il started at about ) O'Clock from Nine Eims not
quite three miles from ChasIng CrOs., IL was half.
past when the General passed this MACE. And
when he did, the scene beggars description The
people climbed up one upOn the other 10 catch
glimpse of him, and a. he uasseJ throush IL Vas rs