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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

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Acting and Stays Hsnsser .....s..k osdsa
TUESDAY EVENING, .Apss 20, 1854.
Grand Comedy Night.
~ Laugh when you can. -
The performance viii commence with, for the
first time, the sterling Domestic Drama. BY etcr-
ling, ESQ, the Englisl dramaiist, entitled
NORAH CRENIA,
THIS WHITE III BOYS.
ao'e"'' o'''""e'' a'''' '" Guion
Timothy Tit, from Yorkshire, ....:;.:..J Wells
Horah CTenla, I'm orphan GIRL, $500. hi0is Bridees
Widow Brady, keepcr Of Shebeen,- Mrs Z Dcbar
Farmers, Soldiers, white Boyr, &c, &c.
scene-Galwsy. Period 1870.
Charming Dance Miss Mary Par,lngton
Recitation, (by request,) written for and delivered
by Miss Elolse Bridges.
Dance Miss Mary Partington
Conclude with the exceeding funny Comedy, en-
titled the
GOVERNORS WIFE.
RepIete with Comic Songs,
Ducts, &C., sc.
In consequence OF the intricate mechanical ar
rangcmcuts, the production OF
MIDEAf
The Best Of Mothers with a Brute Ofd HMs0ann
Is delayed for day or two
~ THE GHOST! -kN
viii COON xrpear.
N0TICE.-Box tf1 o open from q quarter to
O'Clock A NJ 10 M. when seats may be occurred.
No extra charge tor reserved seats
CHANGE OF HOUR OF O,ENINC.
Doors open at ~ O'Clock. Curtain rises at 81
O'Clock. ap96-n
n SELECT BALL
viii be given at
co. q. HALL, (Church iIili,)
Corner 2Sth and N streets, ON
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 20,
On which occasion the managers pledge them
selves that no pains or expense will be spared to
make 1t one Of the most agreeable balls Of the
season.
Good mus C has been engaged.
AZ Gentlemen and ladies, SIS.
MANAGERS
Jos RedfOfd, KObt Allen,
Geo OphiD, Gus Hanes.
ap3 6-3t'
lVONCEhT HALL,
~ Exchange Hotel,
Corner l4th and franklin SITS.
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
Prof BINGHAM begs to announce to the public
that he has decided upon teaching another quarter
All persons DESTROYS Of sending their children will
apply early AS possible, he is forming class
for new scholars.
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3X O'Clock NJ.
Saturdays, l0k O'Clock A N.
Terms ascertaincd on application; positively
payable In advance. APP 25-2t-
4 GRAND BALL,
~ viii be given at
BLUFF H3LL,
TUESDAY, EEkNING, .apfIl 26th, 1854.
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OFFICE Va Vol NAVY COMPANY
Richmond. April 25, 1864.
A1OTICE.-SOldiers In the G 8 Army or persons
IN liable to conscrptiOn cannot be received In
this company as officers or seamen
ap o5-6t SAML HARRISON, Pres't.
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BY W. q. Heosner, Axek.

LEY and Fixtures Of Rebel House for sale at
IN Auctiou.--I viii sell At auction, on Wednesday,
InN 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock 4 u, the Key and gix
lures Of tho Rebel House. situated On 18th q, b.
tween Main and Franklin, under the Exchange Ho-
tel. fan 2a--Nsl W0 HRBENkR, Acct
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(fNfO Hundred and FIFTY D,llgs iiesals: stolen
Il frou nv stable, Two miles south ai kiag vii
ham IL, On Friday n!ght, the iblh OF ApriI, II
small s1rTel hoTs1, hbtat ai1a years old, his nind
feet white. small Star IN his oTSht al hch extend.
Ia nsfrcw blaze 10 the cl. Of his nose thin
msue And tail. / Will Pay e!b3 Ter tho recovery Of
ssii horse and Sico alti,lnaa pr The apprehension
OF the thief. sELIiH STA UuHfH:..
~ 81 ct.
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A1~yALUABLE Farm on the Fredericksouie
Railroad 10 bs sold at suctinn To Tho special
attention OF the public IL We'd 10 the sale oil Mr.
r Andevsoas farm, at Hungary water station, to DO
sod AT auction to-day al II o'clock. special train
vii. leave The depot At O'Clock, 90 as TO convey
those who may wish 10 attend the sale.
ap a3-lt GODDiN AffkkSJN, Auc's
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BkADQ'Es DEPARTMENT HENkICO,
kichmnpd Va Aur,l 10 l66A

aplo-lst sAM'LJ HARRISON, prcsr.
BxADQRs DErA K1xKNf BKNklCO, |
Richmond, Va, April 10, 1854
MISUNDERSTANDING having been made that
~ transportation tickets iesued 70 e0diers on
furlough have been sold, the public IL notified that
such rates are illegal II Ia eeusl ofence to buy or
to sell such tickets They are the property Of the
Confederate Government, and no one has the rig ut
to use them except the person to whom they are 10.
sucd All officers Ia this Department are enjoned
70 report VACATIONS OF ths regulation that the Of
Tenders may be punished. JOHN b WlNDER,
sp 2o-lw Rrigadhr General
MOTI0E TO the stockhOiders Of the Clover nili
IN Railroad Company.-The stockholders of The
above company are hereby notified that the COM
pany will pay tho tax levied On their stock bv The
Confederate States for tho present year. They
WILL therefore, make no return Of tn ,r stock in this
company on their lists Of taxable property TO the
- l0-l2,' D 9 WOoLDRIDsE, rrcas'r.
OFFICE Va n ISs COMPANY
kichmond, April n, 1864.
NOFICE The stockholders OF this company Are
Confederate States the tax for the pres nj vcnr IN
the shares or aesets, and they arc requested not
to return List OF their shares, respectively, 10 tho
By order Of the Board az D,rec.ora.
up 9a-7ta WILLIAM WILLIS, In. Sec,v.
IN Of my late husband, VIM II JARVIS. / hereby
give noaioc TO all PERSONS indebted to him 70 make
payment to David Par; and ell persons having
Claims against The estate will present them 10 NJ
farr Tor payment. he alone being AUTHORISED bv ma
:" .'. ~ ~ ~. Ossi0as. SOPHIA JARVIS,
" x1-sW Admiointyatrfx.
MoI!Ck to Farmers The suhsc fiber has f0e
IN sais large stock Of neld carrot. mansold
wnrtxci, wl!te and yellow st0ne tumIp, and re1
onloa seed, Imported BY the Ordnance DspassuAenl
ssom london. Pieces average . 3 per pound
otoers promptly attended 70.
ap l4-l2a All CLARK 3. Fsanh,ia q.
A CAkD -DO1Akw woody having IS.
"a moved from their old sand, corner q INA
ana Nam ~, VII b elaA r. - their old friends
and ne buying pablo q their new stare, Nc u
Aaaa q. Formerly occuple1 By Oh 1intoa = wssA-
Waso ooaAhalnhmeat An 1a-aa
DIED MOT e1chAaead Gos ieAA at ~ \ lAAo-
ID rlesy, foctM IN q, - ~ Satc q fs1s pQnada
apls--ia oaps IA \ 3 (. ssp.s isSssslssy
RlN1 CheViaG ToSaeso.-Iioh exea vss1 sS1ssiss
% 1analhsenEee teeaeee jaa rss.y -
: s :. \. - ~ .
EOn nAI1.-0ae - = ttlaeA e.. "a ~
~ ~ Issses.ss u -. SaE.ss
d, llalngE $3.50
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O5r-s,n Saturday siieraapa, my way fog,
j my work i; ienan Lee. niy raeaet beck,
tanning my free papers and Ave dollars IN silver
The iadar viii please leave the free Is.are at this
tth:e Will gre s. reward eea The silver also for
ihair recovery. FRANCES BARRON,
up 2o--ltt 4 free Wotnau 81 color.
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;>UR Kent--Two p!easant furnished Koons, Ia
quiet DeighborhoOd, ON Churcn Hill. Tho
rooms have gas aud to good tenant tho rent will
be moderats Address "W," at this eftice.
Ap 90-Ns
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u>OK SAle--A handsome two story house and
lot en- Union Hill. corner Of 9th aud T sts.
The lot fronts 6 feet eth st aud back 40
feet to an alley. There is good kitchen, with two
rooms CT houee, wood house, coed wall Of wstef,
10. Apply to Z W TAYLOR, on the premises.
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VIM WINSTON JONES.

FvNuREE Hundred Dollars krvard.-Ran svg
i ON the sth inst, my oook woman, Maria y
dunn height, tolerabIy hsshy, light gips.senH..
color, and b about 30 years old. She vs. boaeh
from Ar TAtum, who lives about thr. . miles bses
the city, on the old turnpiks road. Probably y
may b In that neighhofkooa. The shove nvsS
will BE- paid Tor her delivery TO ne.
ap 2l--oas JUAN PlZzlNL
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AzyANTED-four per cent bonds or certificates.
w E:shty cents in the dollar will be paid Tor
.hree thoussad dollars In four per cent bends or
certif..tss, in i've dollar notes. Address ga B."
at this thee. Sp 10 III
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OSi--My ring, b-,wae. wess.scr's ard
4 Bread Ct o. on Broad ST. ncG, b. ..e ladcr
viii be 'ibaTa.!y rewarded ~ tcaV AZ the amc as
this flee. ap a6-ltt
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i oSE-from MIR Jonl stuart 4, Frau Kiln I'll
! . betweea 1ih and 9Th, SKY Terrier. A reward
OF y - VIII he pii, AID no questions asked to any
one who VIII return him 20 i.s CUaor
Hp 23-3tf
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T. OR Rent-A very desirable brick dwelling, re-
Gently erected, and now occupied, the yard is
neatly tuifed, and good water on the premises, In
the town Of Manchester, within few minutes
walk Of tia city. For terms, apply TO
D X WEISIdER,
Az C5-5t Odd Fellows Hall
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I O*f-Out ., my buggy, IN che evening oi Fri
1 day last, tho .3d iasE, Sattioi, containing Is
small mshogauy case oi saTg!cal and ether instru
meats, upon the ti ass plate cf 8ish was scratched
my name liberia! reward and Enc thanks OF the
Gnde:s,e ned viii, be pa;a 10 he Edar by rc;ur ming
tno ssma either to ne in oGs"n ieg.e j: st the
Office OF the Dispatch
JAMES 1: CONWAY ii D.
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WANTS.

WANT 6D--Io purchase apair Of large Mules, &C
W cus.omed to plous hing; also, oae large single
Mule, tor tbs came urp6s,, liberal price will be
paid if iin Immediate application be made to
TEDW HsMBLEfON J,
an 26.-3tt NO IL Pearl 81.
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE.

Il Or saio-That beautiful dApple gray horse
r. "Yancy Harold" Eve years old, BY Engineer,
out OF Die Ciapperton. He ie sixteen hands high
aad perfect in form, He can be seen at Broad Rock
stables. APP 26-ttl D rcDANIEL
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SEy ANTsD-By young man that has had three
w years experience as telegraph OPERATOR
situation IN come telegraph Office or Oh some rail-
road Address, through the Post Once, Operator"
an
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TOR Reut-Dy the month, a comfortable dwell
Ing house, containing seven rcOms, With or
without part Of tho furniture; kitchen with three
rooms. The house IL situated in q very desirable
rart Of tho city, aad has . nne garden attachsd.-
Gas and water ON the premises. Rent low TO
good tenant Address "Box b, - Dispatch ofi;e.
an o5--3t
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Z U5f An UiIclo,b, lii Hh.ce aas rolitd IL bot
i 4 entitled 'paines Works. with the owners
name 6 II OR A w Wcs:) Stamped cu its pacg. a
suitable J. ward will be paid ii Left ut thss oilice.
Q3-3,f
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ETOk Rent-Three peasant and 0wm0dous
Rooms-oue furnished, and gas In all, with
a: ceesary closets aud out houses To tmal family
taxing all tho rooms. the rent will 10 moderate. Ap
ply on the premises, 4th ct, between JAG kt0n aud
Duval, we side, new frame house,
an 26-QtA
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TOR hent-Aud possession given on the 10th Of
May next. the house now occupied by James
MAJ murio next door to st raul's Church, fronting
on Grace st. Apply to VIM NORWOOD,
sp e5-3tt 2i.h st, bet Broad and Marshall.
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THOR Rent-Two very desirable Rooms In the
large house at the upper end OF Grace street,
opposite the Il Dwer garden. ap:6-2tt
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GSr COW.-S50 Reward. Siiaycd from my
1 lot On the 2lst inst cow, large hoay, dark
brown, with 4 white stripe her back, white
under the body and white spo. n the forehead.
she gives milk. Deliver her 10 int, on Main, he
tween Isl aui FoIshee s;%, and the above reward
will BIZ paid. Zap . 81 T. NANCE
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NEYANrkD-Emptyb bottles, OF every description,
w stmy store, for which will pay the highest
price. Also, clean deml'hns and jugs and bottle
Coz ks, In large and small quantities, at the above
Price. lap l9-et'J G BAUMHARD
WANTED. "A lady, welt quaiifsd to tesch the
W usual English branches, and with good deal
OF experiences in teaching, desires situation In
good family. She would net object 10 g. ing u any
part Of the South Address Immediately, stating
salary, "TzACHER," Charlotte, q. ap l6-l0t'
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Prof BINGHAM begs TO announce to the public
that he has decided upon teaching another quarter
All persons DESTROYS Of sending their children will
apply early as possible, as he is forming Il class
for new scholars.
Tuesdays and Thursdays 3k O'Clock P NJ.
Saturdays, l0k O'Clock A NJ.
Terms ascertained On application; positively
payable In advance. ap 25-2t.
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IcOR Rent-A very desirable aud pleasant family
residence, Situated on Franklin, between 28;h
ard 9th streets, containing ten rooms, with gas
through the house, together with tbs usual out
buildings. and 70 good tenant the rcut will be mod
crate FOR terms applyto
CLGPTON & LYME,
np 2s-3t Office corner wall and Franklin ais.
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7 AR0E Brick Tsusmeut ON the HAST stde Of 9Th,
II near to the North limo Of Leeh Ct, for rent At
tho REQUEST Of the present tenant We oar for rent the
large brick dwelling located above recently In the
occupancy Of SAINT MOrdecsi, kq Il contains y
rooms, Decides largo brick kitchen, smSke house,
coal house, Ac STABLE carriage house, gas and water
and large garden attached. Possession given In .
few days. Apply TO
a. 26- g 0ODDfN 4 APPHRSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-10

TAKE CARE OF THE SoLDnRs.-Now is the
time for the government to take care Of the
soldiers. Give them good clothes, shoes and
tents. Our days and nights are cold, and picket
duty is hard to perform. The new recruits, too,
are not yet hardened to service, and should not
be frozen to death. If they die, they desire to
do so fighting, and not freezing, for their coun-
try. We learn that many Of the troops en-
camped near Fort Hamilton are compelled to
sleep under shelter tents. Jack Frost pays no
respect TO soldiers under such covering. Will
the War Department look to this, and see that
our gallant soldiers are properly and comfort
ABLY cared for
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Police InteiliRencs.

PvRgLAry AND EXTENSIVE LARcESY.--A most daring and
saccessul burglary committed at No 90 Mott street
on thursday night. gang Of burglars, BY means OF
false keys gained 10 the apartments or Mrs. Rachel
Newfet. and while she asleep In room, seized
and carried on small safe, containing 81 900 i've.
twenty bond $500 In cash, bank book showing balance
OF 500 10 favor Of Mrs. Newfe In the Chambers Street
Savings Bank, diamond pin worth $500 and $50 die.
ond ring The thieves TOOK she safe into the street.
tossed Il into wagon provided for the purpose and
away without being noticed or even exciting
pioon The horse and wagon, which had been aban-
doned By the burglars found some hours subss.
Quently only few blocks distant from the scene Of the
burglary The whereabouts Of the safe however, still
mystery Captain Jourdan Of the Sixth precinct, q
WHOM no clue hes yet been obtained Mrs Nswfeit's
husband |" spssn. On home. ~ esUs ssapN y W
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How THE ELECTION OF GENERAL GRANT TO THE
aristocracy and press OF England will
be alarmed when they ascertain that
Unyieldipg Successful Grant has been
proposed as candidate for the next
Presidency The parties above referred to
would like to see the coming election cause
anarchy and confusion throughout the North,
and doubtless they anticipate as much should
any partisan be called upon to rule over the
destnies of the country the next four years.
Should Lincoln be again nominated il is clear
that dangerous passions would be aroused, as
the people Of the North know that he is bound
to certain parties. to a certain. and 10 many
cases an unpopular, policy. The same must
be said Of Chase, who would find that he had
hosts of bitter enemies were be nominated for
the Presidency. General Mcclellan would, we
feel assured, meet with much hostility: and, as
we wish to see nominated candidate upon
whom the people could unite, we deem General
Grant the person possessing the requisite quail
ications. and have proposed him as the peoples
candidate.
The arlstocracy and leading classes OF Great
Britain, who have just been SO startled by the
quarrel between Messrs. Golden, Bright and
the Times, of London, because in that discus
sion most dangerous subject to them is agi-
tated the division Of the land-are those who
so much hate and fear us, and IL Is their infiu-
ence which has caused the marked hostility OF
the English press towards this government.
The aristocracy Of England fear the example Of
a successful republic, and they long for our
downfall and disruption. Hopes are enter
tanned by them that our intestine troubles may
be augmented by bitter and sanguinary con-
test for the next Presidency.
These aspirations will fall to the ground
when II becomes known that General Grant is
the candidate for that high Office. He has in no
way incurred the enmity Of parties. He has,
on the contrary, won the esteem and confidence
Of the people BY his magnificent victories and
upon bis military skill and determination Of
purpose do We depend for . speedy peace
That b would 4sks : net YsRsAIs IgsglaeQl
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experiments. and slss about Tho reasons aad
the remedies for past blunderA This informa-
ton will be Of permanent value to the govern
ment, and at the same time shed food Of
light upon matters connected with our navy
which the authorities seem interested in keep
ing from the public gaze Let us have the
committees, or the joint committee, Of investi-
cation, with power to send for persons and
papers, az soon a. possible Congress could
not act promptly upon more important
measure
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE Bowery-MAzEppA-Doc
Or rBR OLD STONE CRoss-HrGHwAYnAs's HOLIDAY.
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Fms m PmAsxLsmA N 1s63.-Ths whole number Of
nres In philadsphia last year $50. The estimated
.ea 4 ~; esx%g tyeG9S
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United states Court or Claims.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9, 1884.
The cause Of Barthod Schesinger OF al the UnitsA
s.a!ss W. las4,!'sa " Ne e!s. RA V .. .vasas
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BoWERY THEATRE, Bowcry.-RAc WoMAs AND Her
pocs-PsrRR BrLL-srgcrRR BRIDEoRooM
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4 B4yANT5 kISsTRELS, Mechanics Hall Az Broad.
way --BraioPIAS Sosas. DANCES BusLEsouxs &c-UNcLx
6An
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BARNUNS MUSEUM, Broadway.-FaRScH GIANY
Grarr Boy LILIIpurrAs KfrG dc, a. oil hours TICKET
OF LnAvE MAN. Afternoon ana Evening
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-A suLL IN A CHIN.
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Rev. r. }. Sawyer will preach in the Universast mis-
sion rooms, corner Of Third and Fifty
street, this afternoon at three O'Clock.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal church corner OF
Henry Scanned streets, will be held to-day
half past A. NJ and halr.past p N. The
tor the Rev s. Corneile, will preach. Seats for ALL
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The stated meeting OF the managers was held at the
Bible House. place. Thursday, the 7th inst
half past three NJ, Francis Hall, ESQ., in the chair
The Rev. Mr.. Mngens read part OF the iteth Psalm
and offered prayer.
Three new auxaries recognized; two in Ne.
brsska and one in New York
Interesting communications received from Rev.
Levi Thorn, Of North Carolina, returning thanks for
large grant OF books state from Rev. Amos Her
ring Monrovia IN regard 10 Bible work IL Liberia, aud
requesting books from Kew. VIM. Good elbow, Bucnos
Avres, with favorable OF openings Bible dis
trbution, and IN regard 70 appointing distributors from
Rev. ID. Nrooman sCanton and Rev. = l. Baldwin Zoo.
Chow IN regard 10 an agency IN china, the latter sending
financial accounts and statements the number Of
books printed distributed or on hand Rev jacob cham
berlain, Nadaa India relating further progress 10 his
Bible tour from Rev l.. r. Hastings, Jafna, Ceyon in
Backus the copor,eur IRON Rev. II. Bsiertne, secre
tary a the Marattas Mission, India. asking permission
and funds 70 print the Marahi Testament win refer
American Board, In relation TO the same subject IRON
Rev. g. Bliss Constantinope, stating improved condi.
ton Of his health with account o. recent soe tour,
and other things relative 70 bis agency
Grants OF books made 10 very large amount In
various languages 10 agents, cbspains 10 the army 70
the National froedmens Association, American Mission.
airy Association, Missionary society Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. the American seamens Friend So
ciety TO the Christian Commission 20 the Evan.
gecal Society OF PARIS distribution In spain 10 aux
Hilary societies. for distribution at Buenos Ayres, with
smaller grants including sir volumes IN raised
letters for the blind. The entire number OF volumes
Bibles, Testaments and portions OF the Bioegrantec
was one hundred and twentythree thousand nine hun
bred and ten. They in various anguages-English,
| French, German, Spanish and Danish
Crants In money were made 70 the amount of twelve
thousand six hundred and seventy dollars and twenty
The printing IN Inds Of the Marath Testament, with
references was authorized, and the appointment Of COL
porteur In 8uence Ayres. An agent vas appointed lot
The Rev. Mr.. Mnesns addressed the Board in very
forcibe and Satisfactory manner on the work OF Bible
distribution N the army.
Fms m PnnAssrsmA n lse3-Ths whole number Of
ares In Phadslphia last year was 3s2 The estimated
lss Y l,9sslt; elxss sSe&S -.
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Times looks, but can't understand it. I'VE
are also told,' says the Times I" that after
months Of bombardment Fort Sumter still ex-
lists as impregnabls as ever" Here the Times
has its correspondent on the hip, since he has
certainly told beth stories.
And the moral Of all this is, that while the
Englishman who stays at home considers that
England is all right on the subject Of iron-clads
and heavy ordnance, the Englishman who has
got far enough away from England to get
the mist out Of his eyes. sees enough on this
side the water to be frightened for his country.
Some recent English experiments, made at
Portsmouth. seem likely to involve the neces-
sity of extensive changes in the construction Of
iron-clsd vessels. These experiments were to
the effect that batteries can be arranged aud
fred under water, and that guns so fred can
be made as effective as guns fired in the air.
II an application of this discovery shall render
it necessary to extend the armor of vessels
down to their keels, II seems doubtful whether
this will not so burden the ships as to render
them completely unserviceable, and thus, in
deed, to lead to the ultimate REIMBURSEMENT OF
armored vessels.
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