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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-02
Local and state Items
supreme Cour,-Ru,,and oo,.,.
JANUARY TERN, 1855.

Present, Hon, Luke P, Poland chi.
Justice, and % o 0~s
Hon Asa O, Alsis,
Hon, John Pierpoint,
Hon, Asahel Peck. o
We are indebted % the nolit.o.
Gen. F. W. Hopkins, County C,ers o.
the following abstractsQf cases os ~, w
yesterday 'Sued
Administrator OF Cyrus Whn.-,
v orel Cook. This was, an actoS,o
false imprisonment, with counts fl, .Mo
sault, &c. Exceptions that action Ss
not survive, and in regard to iustjar
tlon OF ialse Imprisonment under an AZ
tachmeht against the plaintiff by a.
PENDANT. The court below decided I'M
the plaintiff had a right to be taken h
lore the Justice, although the JustiN
was absent from the county at MOntna
Her for the purpose of procuring n.
discharge Of his body. ThraH, DEWEY
& JoyGs for plaintif; Smith for defend.
ant
nathan I. Sprague v. Aruuah W
hyde Action OF aSsumpsit on prom.
issory note, dated at Brandon and signed
A. w. Hyde by f. jackson, agent" tor
900. The question arose upon the an.
thority Of E. Jackson to act as aaen,
and the liability of the defendant in
consequence Of such action. The coun
below decided that the defendant wse
not liable, Marsh & Hawkins for plain.
TIL; Edgerton for defendant. DiscoD.
tlnued
Hiram W. Blackmer v. Xrunah "
Hyde. Assumpsit on general counts.
The facts in the case were nearly the
same as In sr,ague v. Hyde, and by the
court oe..ow was decided on the same
Trnciple. Marsh a Hawkins for plain.
tiff; Edgerton for defendant.
The Receiver of Dandy Bank v. The
Treasurer of State, In Chancery. This
was an application of the Receiver Of
Dandy Bank, upon closing up the affairs
Of said Bank, for the avails of the Safe
ty Fund paid into said Treasury by said
Bank. By decres of the Chancellor the
Receiver was directed t9 receive from
the Treasurer the sum of S35,4I8 IT..
Appeal by the defendant. A. L. Miner
and G.. W. Hartman for plaintiff; E. 3D.
gerton for defendant.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-02

Acknowledgements Hotel, in Plata
burgh, destroyed by fire last year. n's
been rebuilt and is TO be opened WILL e"
grandIaal on the 22d of February
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-02

Five hundred rebel prisoners from
Fort Fisher arrived in New York on
Thursday. a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-02

HOSPITAL SUPPLIEs.-S0 many towns
have responded favorably to. our ques-
ton, "Shall we continue our united
effort, as a county, another year In send
ing monthly supplies through the N. Z.
W. A A. for the benefit of the soldiers 2"
that we could not well do otherwise
than go forward, were we disposed to
falter In this work. There have been con-
tributions received for January from
CAsrLBToN.
flannel shirts pairs wooden draw.
ers; . Canton flannel shirts, 8 pairs
wooden socks, double gowns, Is linen
towels, II arm-slings, II rolls Of band.
ages comfort bags, ) lbs. dried wheat
bread, lbs dried blackberries in sugsS,
IA 8-4 lbs. dried blackberrieS, I6 quarts
picked onions, quarts picked cucum.
bers, l bundle reading matter.
IRA,
10 quarts blackberry wine
MTDDLBToWN
8 flannel shirts, pair flannel drawers,
2 dressing gowns, 10 handkerchiets,
pillow-cases, ! rm-pillow, 6 rolls Of
bandages, pairs wooden socks, l fan
mel sheet, bedqu!lt, box lint, few
newspapers.
PoULTEBY.
flannel shirts, pairs drawers ;
double gown, hand&erchiefs, 4 pairs
socks, l bedquilt, cotton sheet, com
fort bag, . pillow-cases, feather pill
low, IL lbs. mutton tallow, IA lbs.
CASTLE soap, lbs. dried currants.
EAST PouLrNEY.
flannel shirts, double gown, pair
drawers, towels, arm-slings, 3.feath-
er PILLOWS, 9 comfort bags, rolls bard
ages, lbs lint, u ounces dried black.
berries.
RUTLAND.
Y wooden shirts IA pairs wooler
drawers, Is pairs wooden socks, 2 new
cotton shirts, l Old cotton shirt, 20 tow.
els 10 comfort bags, ! scripture quilt
. 2 handkerchiefs, 10 lbs. rice, l package
old cotton, newspapers and magazines,
WEST RUTLAND.
cotton flannel shirt, ! wooden SHIFT
8 pairs cotton flannel drawers, 7 linen
towels, 8 handkerchiefs 8 pairs wooden
socks, cotton sheet ! comfort bag, 2
papers farina, papers maizena,, ! bed
quilt.
We hope our friends who sent in theG
contributions so promptly, will excuse
the delay in acknowledging their recep
ton, and, we assure them, efforts willm
made to avoid such delays as far as pr
sible
Mrs WIN. Y. RIPLEY,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-02
Rutland, Jan, 30, 1866.

Mrs. WIN. Y. RIPLEY,
Cor. SeC'y,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-23
'9asl1as1lter $50.
isf'l su lisfesn. s(ud mar er nidt ;n,,.,.

lst'! ~ u.i lisfesn, s(ud mar er nIdt ftnn,,
pom @l''de be9iiHitiat f. oag er ne@ 'f'"'t' W.
nsm msbgidbsiasn aufen4baIt in 81 SAM NJ,
burg gum gstausrn Mauder. RE m m , ,a;t
ipm F'nas!aiIsn ssn5t5iet pnroe. Sam. M.
our9 zen Nade2 Su Ie9ren. Gin tleifrn,
eso e.; snosHfen bat ct fa bier burd n,
sthabtune eines fir 6am6uro bomafs
asusa n5, Osfadfts5wsfg5, esr Snisrotsu
: pafsaar gsIttTte; rosoa er ;. bas erfIe
esa!anoste uab bic ieitcesn einen lo oress M
aetl'eea AuT'bpnne eenoau,en kofen gr
1sgs's is!,1t spn ~. bi:r nab paris ,uriid, tps
le!hs getI5nl'aisft niJt eertaaeres glnfe
itesn ae eIs btsr na9te une islbit 0easns
1tahs 1mtahs e'r Spefalatipi1 uuybe. sn Gafs
sisena 1an'Ta5s ;'i. nania, |e5 mon fr i'm sine
t!ssas leln'i' GmIaase sntIprecbense gkiir
tln's91sn IL as l'he 0ab ib'a fEsie 3ef;s url,sr
per S:oInaun8, ta5 Ct 2!5sass sgrt % Yss
N'ao ipIsss, spo5 lseer:.it y!els Wsr1;sz
rye an5os. ll:tsg istH iest erforatss is,
!feen nIsIefs eis Saospenbaaee: Ser
oldfs Wonn UrnrfEsids unp s;eIisibt
(; gs;uropa'@, essy gls1 III an Grtitaa r.
PARIS geltor5an. Ct mar 81 Sahr al
lHo n ipog i'm MugtnbltGe fsinsS Tobrs
aoo pTanD, os8leid i'm Die ssioen ieirsr
a,tfanE9eIt isbr bastsa abmaqern IaIIen,
So1 e'1lsea Monatsn mar er rr6 70 bia
'ab er III 9sr6bnItde 5buren ridt binr
IN IN fonnte. : N!ls Drol9fsnfutlaer ryigen
ein ea!ls5t aas, t5eHu e fb aur yon
eih ellfsa LEG, uno aud bie Smnibuife
onaien i'm mid: aufnebmen, penn er
pures BRET p!dse esbrauAt babeu unb
nan batte bic NrmIebnen welde in Da<
Is e1e Sl5s in ZEN SmnituiIfi, trst,nea,
tlt tsIe!t'9en n1iiiIen, GIb mar Elm ppbIz
iH'ersl9tetrr Mann, ber ii Brul7eI unp
paF's lanas 3sft 1;npura aus!partiss
ss0ilelponos1Bsa rcof9trte. Die eeptlcbe
so!'tlt fannie ct Selfommtl1, auetp pos
9sl9aLt 1par fit ibn ni4t ertrdolid oee
u5 Sar stIpa 3rsi Sabren eo6 er paIs
't0s auT uno FHs an nit DoHmerfea IL
anesl1. VI iamale!!s fie nit einer Spraz
s!', 0soulo uno 2eiosaigaft iptIhe ism
'lf'atar uHp po!ittt balc yeieai7sn
eBsr." o't'''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-23

Sn Elmer 2eipaiger 8lr>
8eridule. Gin @9ller lief:
bic Gbiere bes Geloes -. 2cbrer: o5alt
bttr! Der 6err ndbrt allo bic Tbiere pes
Belpe6. @a8 fino ta6 ?-- Nun tennt
benn Niemanb Ibterc teS Gelees, weib
ben1 gar teiner Elm Ebitr bas auf ren1
Gelbe lebt2" (Gtu S9ller bebt ben Sim
ger bod.) 9ebrer: rMb, rort binten ei=
,,er, Der tletne Wauer, ionf weib Nlemanb
,pas? Nlio ta Tag e9. fleiner MuQer,
,pas eu fit eli, Ibier tennif, bae auf peu'
.Gelbe ltbt." &leiner Mluer: uGin
@lrmden." 2ebrer: nNun, iampbl
aud Elm @l,m9en, gang gut. Mber es
leben to& nod mebr Sbiere auf ben,
Gelte; tennt ta Miemanb nod eins ta<.
yon ?-M, l9in1t Gub, SIR NQe! @ie>
ber nur ter tleine Miiller reib etpas unb
bei@amt Gu1 glQe., Da lae einmal ben
ptelen Nidtswiilern, pas nod fur Elm
Gbier auf eem {5elpe lebt." 3letner Mlls
Ter: vNc9 Elm @drm@en."
Der Dappslmar(9 1T in G5ln yer,
boter, neil tp1t, tpenn Die Solpaten ben,
,ielten fpieltet, SUNG unb Mlt tbn fang
pber {arie ,ouf Ben Cert:
ii vGn G5lle iiPne ipte Wann
ri I'm bat IS Gta0ens3 3appelmann."
a - Gin I&marser Stor9 !" rief oct,
.ipnnbert ein Graultiu in Berlin aus, alS
5iie IN @etQi9aft b:n 3ooloDildeu @ar,en
pur&m anpelte. t"Sd wubte ntdt bab
e6 aud, 1dtwarse, 9t6y9e 9ibt."" -.@enib
imein Graulein@" bsmertte ein 5crr ibrer
i0eltu5daft, MOO loutsn tenn |onit cie
Ne9er bertpmme,, ag.fafa lz n,rl
ja MibuerRdnbnib.-1pr einisen
Eaaen fanb ppr btm Berliner Stabbe>
ri&t cine bSat tomiide &erbantluns
ftan. Gin Greeutor be9ab f@ eines
Morsens nit elmer ufenen Oroer in Die.
Wpbnun0 eine6 3entters S@ubert, un,
p,nfelben gum @9ulb8efdn9nte ab3ufdb>
ren. Sn ben. notbburfti9 nit Mobilieu
ausBeraaeteu 3immsr befanben nd crei
gettfeQen, bsren jebe etuen! 9dldfer bar9.
Da,ter Gretutor ben S@uloner niitt per-
1i6nli@ tanute,e g auf ben cer IMrrefbefebl
.lautete, 70 Bebrau6te CT ba6 belannte Mit'
tel, ben 9famea bsGelle1 81 rufsn. tporauf
mad etniser 3eit einsr ber @dldfer l4laf'
trunteu ben ssppf aus ben 8i6en berpor<
fredte. Der Grtcutpr foreerte cieitn
uunmsbr auf, fd ipfott an3ufleipen uno
I lf@ nit tbna ,tad n8illa Sanftleten" Go
bsibt has Bsyliner S6u,tsefan9nib.) su
btaeten. @dbreno Der Aufatfpreertt Ii6
lhsintor ftiu IN isin 9bidIal ereebenp
|il@ antleipttt, erbob fl6 aud elmer Der
betpsn antern Sdlafer unb entferute i'd,
aus tem 3immer. glls nun Ter Grsen<
tor ut. (eiusal in,wilHen ang:tteipstt;;
permsint!i9sn @tfansener iid enifsrnen
moute, wsntste f1@ etefrr plSsli9 TN, uno
fraate, mas moQen sic tenn non .tir
]. Sd bttse niat Sbubrrt, bertf eten neg
otaanae,nl,.., Die 9tepierpolfst beadtiBts
Sie(e Angabe unb nut, lpurbe atsen Ben
anaeblf&tn S@utert bie Mnftdge ,rtBeu
i GdbTnnbs falf&en yldn1ens trtpbtn, IT,
iieb3@ ID. Aubisu3teru,tne nit Greilpred.
d .s ..~. 1, .nnsf. hn nnm hff anndhme BEL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-23
Die Delerteure.
Glus 6unsriider Dprfse|9ibte
%. .. .. 9oru.
s1tiesuns.l

tD oII 1NHS'J
Da 1deu,e ibn Der 9l!te ernF'an. Gs
sins ibm ,jegt Elm 2idt euf, unp-pie
SGredsn wi6sn aber sr iaBte nidts
.peiter III @sit lieB fd jtro@ pon Inn
ersdblen, ,pie Ban,e Grupps, .su ben
MlGern fimen unp raS Broo NIT @olo
be;ablen, ,fd &aiTee ,fo6en lisben unp
9essn Sag 1uierer IN ren @alp 3uriid,
febrten. j!
Als Ysit geenest iaste Dietrid: 8ir
wolen bod nod etwas rarten; meinf
tu nidt, @eit? y
Ct fdr9tete, In bic 9dnoe Der 8uri9e
su fallen. @eit lddelte ip6ttil9 unp
ldwisg, rod talp mabnte ct tpieoer. Gno,
lid, als Dietri1 tem Drdnsen ni9t LAM
ser 8ireritano leiaen fonnte, brad ct auf
NIT 0eit.
9llS fe 70 liQe neb,n einanber pab!n
sinaeu, f,aete Der 9llte elei69iItts @ie
asbt'S tenn @allauer'5 2
So, 70, antmortete @eit. Die 8lince
1pinnt Sabr aus, Sabr Elm, unb bic en-
sel bic, beilduFs eelast wobl Elm Gueel
III, arbeitet tiihtie. - Sie fommen 70
purd, aber ptel Gett i6bpfen fe nidt bon
bsr Suppe unb an Nan9el, 8lauP id.
1T fstn Wan9el.
@aruna rod has fhIne Mdr@en niti
betratbet2 2 fraote ter @lte unp i@ritt In
@alee tpeiler.
3um 6siratben, :6srr Dietri9, la4t.
9sit, 9eb6ren allemal 3pei. 6eut3utaAs
isbsn bic Burl9e auf @ele unb Gut.
Berniinhis! rief Ter Nlte aus; pom
Rdfen perpen bic 2eute niGt jatt.
Sebt ia liest Der @runb, fubr 8eit
fort; uno bic ate 8linbs 1T aud cine
Dreineate, bic nidt Sener serne Iebt.
Sie wiQ erndbrt lein.
@sbt eenn eie GnBel NIT tsinem BUR-
i@en?
@ott bebile! ipra@ @eit; bic lett ,pie
cine Nonne, .pie man III laesn paeet.
Ste bat aber au6 ni&t 3eit, an 2iebelei
au benten, trenn iie f@ unp ibre MutIer
ebrlt@ bur&trinsen nil. SIR >piet no
ber 8ater feblt-t--
Der Mlte fn9 al, ~ buten unb 1a9te
bann, pl5Blta pas @elprd@ aneers :pen,
pene: 6dtt' i& bod einen Sjobn. be.
NIT mir auf Die Sasc sinse! go mue
tb alsine eeben, ,ber NIT Gremben. uni
BET faule 8ub lie8t In, 8stt pabeim.
Shut ben, Nnbres tein un,e@t! 81,
tpibt re&t out, tab, ale Sbr ibm 1aatet
ugiimm pie Glinte tprt, Nnorts, unit
oebe mit;"" er war tamals flnSebr
SABRE alt unp Cure Grai lebt np&.-rs
rief bic: rnMnbrts, tbu's nidt! Wlit rt
Gltnte bat bein &ater ben 8cQauer tobt
9ei&o6en u" unb ftitbem bat ct ii@ mi
Ibi@ea BON ter SaBb---
6alt'a Naul, bu Na9teule, f4rte be
J5rRer. Nubt pu mid au@ nod qua
len1 ..lIsa..
9srr Sslu! fpra5 Q,eit, ,pa8 fhrei
unb i@impft Sbr io2 SD wiu Gu9 i
nt@t qudlen!-GS If ia bod slllss nab.
-renu t& bats ia felter nit nlsire,
lsiblt9en Sbren Beb6tt.
ltr Mlte f&.ttt etfris ~ r,b IS .surs
lan9e tein 0ort 8ewe&(elt. Gnelt65boI
er ruiebsr an: Du bait rs&t, @ei.; fit
tem III mir ter 8ub Gin Dcrn I'm AaBs
Gr eebt letne tieeneDese unb i'd {sb' II,
oft balbe Wp6en nt&t. Dft i&lei&t (
AbenrS binaus. @eibt bu ni&t no {
majetg
but fpra@ Deit, .weun Sbr mid mid
9 .ystra.eta ,,ellt wia ID Ga& pas ssSdb
''''':1 Di.tri$ tli.t iebt,, uunb iab g.li ini
!. elmer lRfene an. bfe "a heutlfH fainh d6t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-23
.rin !, iibt auf atintm xspfe> .unb. fopar
1'nitne palsblhtt llieet ~ lntinen Gaeen,
(sSIrxr nrrft n, .,ee;nst 0n "a AZ

tBrloer Datfnpctt 'tno ila9 tpie vcr an.
| E0etunesn. Meine 3dnbe linb nod i'm,
,uter an tire Sdentel eeldndrt, bts tflh
pie i'd psrfihere, ni4t tin etnstaes Wal
4 bepeot babeu. DIE beiben Brlrer ,per,
Isen'l 'lDes.tuntes nnb iaetpen lddaae ibrs
pon BEN du5uitarttn 9lnlteben Der @trif.
I dbsl ,urlhttten, an,it Blut unterlauf.nen
I 6anbaslentr. Da tintr Der Mnns}enpsu
! een @unjd aedueett bate, an metn,s
Ste4e in ben S6rarf III treten, {o murs
ben tte 8riper ron gleusm dngebuneen,
init Dem llnterl@Mte ater, bab man ibnen
biesmal bic ,9anbFaden nit Msbl BE-
ftreutr, Dit tefdtiebcntn grf9sinuuAen
tpieeerbolt.n f@ ldmmtli@. obnt cae and
nure ein Rorn, ppn ben, Msbl per(dlttet
tporben mare; Dpr6 oie tn ter mitlletn
Sdranttbir an9ebradte tautenf5,mise
OtFnuns fabeni mir 81 ,piesstboltfn Ma-
len nadte Aru,e unp blet@e,i, risls eraes
6ante aunt @p,l9ei,, fcn,t,en. 4IT344aoi
Ma9 elmer pteritlRunpi9tn paule lbrttt
man gum 3weite1 EbetI Der Sibune, Ser
bsi yoQfdnbiBtr Ginitrnib au6Defibrt
pire. Diesmal feB!e G& elmer Ser Dtiis
ter .. uno ibr Sdraser Say fauf mittea
tn Saal febente Stible, 'rporauf tbnsn
bic 6dnpe binter ben Stubuebntn fel'9e,
bunpen ipurbtii, man teilege!le eis &nos
ten NIT teu, pttl@aft beg @rafen G., unp
UNI feine 8crf rfdtsmabregeln nunanSetpanpt
iu lalen, ldos man itpsm eer Sefstbuns
penen einrn Boaen petbes Yapier u,1'er
Bic Gaer, mprauf bic llWriNe ibrer Sticz
.ia!n5 ssua,, nit BlsiRift abseseiduet wur,
oen., Die l1mtrhenpen rputoen nun auf<
sefortert fi1, bic 5dupe au reiden uas
mir bilpeten cine &ene, an pslbe fi6 oer<
ientee ber 8rleer .. etr ntAt ansetunz
Sen ,uar, drf9lcB. Man l1l4t bic 2i@s
tsr piesmal ldmmtli6 aus. unp nun te,
sinnt eiu tpabrer 6ereniabbatb. Die
@uitarren porber lei9t NIT pbo6pbor
GberRri9en, fansen an 9let@ uuaebeuer1 |
Na9t!9metttrlinsen bur9 ben Saal ,u
Rie8en. Die @lpden, bic 0toline. bts
1rommsl unb Yappbeder foleen ibrem
8siipieI, tan3en, bic unfuuiaRen Gtsureu
bilpenb. In Der 2uft beruu', prdnsen unp
fceen f& ansinancer, eesen bic 8anoe
beeen BE Dtde, purseln wteosr berunter
frie9en uns an ben Qeitern emppr, leben
ii9 uns auf BE Rbpfe upo beginner upn
Neuem ibre atenteuerltden 2uitprpmenas
ben wdbrenb MIR 81 0lei@er 3ett unlere
brennsnb beiben i9dnte oon eistalten
6anten erartfen uno sepreet fiiblen. Die
Trau @rafn &. bdlt cine ubr in tbrer
0eidlo6enen 65aut. Cine 5anb bfnet
ibr}pir flnf Singer etnsa na4 btu an'
bern une entrsi6t ibr bie llbr, uu, bteielbe
etnsr am anrern Gnoe pee Saale8 bsfno.
ltasn Dame In bic 6anb su briidsn. |
Man frrcert mid auf, t1e;pen &od an'
su3iebeu, i1 tbue eS, unb elei@ baraIf |
b5ren mir etn @erduid, ,pie cas MufFieft
8en eines @ebbubns. Auf Elm setf,enes
3et9en miro Elm 9iht ansesuncet. NQes
fiirst baftis bertei, BE teipen Meoien II
zen unbemeeliG auf ibren Stablen, esc
6dnbe binter zen 9ebnen fsfsel&nurt.
Davenport 1T nit metneu, @ud befle'oe:,
Die @iesel fiup unYerlee!, unb Die ers
wdbnten Bleififtsren3.n uni teines 3aar
Brette lberI1ritten." 5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-23
8cuetriitiibes.
Spurnalinif.

4uf gissn tan,en une Te nistt ie.esIdtuL
Dura S9a4ss iri.&sa, rbnt ild ~ baa'n,
aut Naesln wantsln, rtns iI@ ;a its8sn,
Ouyt G4sitsn iprinsss ane Fs nibt ssssts-
dsn,
in turasm Brtt bic Glits:r !sat'is Estdsn,
3m Seblamme pas.n unb iI4 ui&t bsRsdsn.
0it glsis.wi@tsn Eiessn at ben S9ninssn,
Sm Samm.r bupisn uns int S4me,s Fnsen,
8ur asrsss laasla uab rur aummss laden.
SIM @epsn I9lafea une i'm S&lais pa&sm
Mit Iabu,en Uiibsn Ibsr 0lsti&tr Himmer,
SIN Wseye laufsu uns i'm Sanes i&,pin.msN,
Sm @a.ssl Fssn nit sstre&asn lsnssn,
Dtn Gsinb bssdmpisu nit sstunensn 9dnesn,
Ms @9atten fs&ten, ubns pulssr i@!s6sn,
Die @unssn bsilsn, pbns iIe gu idlisssn,
Sn's uers1 ersifsn une ii& nitt ssrbrsnn:n,
Die @ssnss pranssra, ubns It iu Meuasn,
Den Sta9slbraudta, pbas ~ serlsben,
Sn's @a0sr farsen une sia ni@t tsnsbsa,
Aus Dornsn lsl:E nod Muf1 unb @sbmwtt
pre1sn,
Dsm G!iid tatlassn ans eeeparms serseiisn,
Die 5ees. iubrsu, bret lie nitmals ipis'n,
NRt reinen pintsn in eer 1inte fs:n,
Nm Baas surasu, Obue pi@ ;u fublen,
SIM Go!tIaae nur na9 Nessnplrmern pUb.
len,
@tMa.rt ven Na11sn, bsnnea weile bleibsn,
Gin Spott Ter @pStter, une ep9 Spott ni1t
~" trsiben, s-.-
llmrinst p,uIrGusrn unp sid ri9t sertbsie'-
49, gen, -
lsa 9iisusr ,t.aisn uno bod nibt bsleib gen,
Die QaFruns eu!een, itatt lie au Serni&ten,
Dsia Ns1t f;ilbaltsn, UNI B 'rauf ~ psrsi&teu,
SIM 9abYrintb psr pSae- @abrbsit iu@sn,
Iit Ieufsln rineen, uao ROD uismals Fu9sn;
@sna bu has fannlf, bann Ia0 bsin @lud am
i3witf:l:
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-01
EUROPEAN SEWS.

The steamship Belgian touched at Farther
Point Monday, bringing CcT.ccs from London
derry 10 the 18Th ~.
. The question OF witE1rsw.uy bel1gorent
rights from the rebe. government was brought
simultaneously before the House OF Lords
and House OF Comm rs on The lSth inst
The answer OF the government was il effect
that by prOclainiug a O.o,sGde tho United
States had themselves accorded beIigereut
rights to The southern States, and that when
the blockade was raised leliEgrcnt rights
would also terminate.
By a letter addressed d. the Foreign Sec
rotary 20 the heads OF departments the order
restricting The action Of belligSeu, vessels N
British ports has been Withdrawn.
SothiRg is known q Tie Shenandoah, ex-
cept than she IS stulrsYorted of L-c Austria
lian coast.
The reported enlisimeats or Mexico had
increased the depression 90 tie British funds
already caused by the runors Of gigantic
failure in the Bombay ira @.
The FRENCH EpOgre says ala order 90 be
prepared ior all eyentuaite5 the French
Goyeenment has dete5niued 80 reinforce its
naval stations on the American COST
United. States securities AGG recedPd s1ue-
what from their regent advance. Fse-twen-
ties were unaltergd. The Confederate loan
was no. quoted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-01
HARPFRS MACHINE.

The June number OF Harper's Magazine
contains forty-four fine wood engravings,
several of which are illustrative Of scenes on
the retreat Of Gen. McClellan's army from
Savage's Station, in 1868. Portraits Of Gems.
Mccall, Kearney, and Hen'zlemsn, are also
given. A very interesting chspter, iliostra-
ted by ten engravings, IS a sketch Of a journey
from Teheran TO Ssmarcaad, in 1868, in
which the writer, D.. Yambery, Hungarian
sauqst, presents some .romarka5le episodes
of Eastern life. The personal Recollections
Of Gea. Grant," with a portrait is very in
tsresting. The number Is a fund Of literary
entertainment, forming a promising CON-
meneemen. for the SIS. yOlune. Copies can
be had ct the news agents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-01

RELIGIOUS 2.czEEIS0.-We ses ia many OF
the newspapers, long catalogues OF charges
agains: the Ca,ho1c CaUrch OF ne county, and
hints that it is endsavor.as % gain political
power 80 Is 70 direct us % iJ5 o"n ends The
New York Methods; end Boston Record, Of last
week. are the Leaders Pm tls ataok-lbs enc ad
ducing the tone Ct The s)-cal e1 Ca hole news
papers. during the war and THE religious seati'
uents OF some Of tie rebel c0usP,,alors and the
other pointir out certain things which it believes
10 be suspicious when connected with our form Of
government These a t.c,es have provoked caus-
tic replies in the Springfield 6epublc'n and ether
journals, and good deal Of unnecessary bitter
ness is manifested % bot. sides. Toe whole con
troversy is the result. o. ua---i5.ian prejudice,
and no good can arise ron any religions e.yi
war" as some Of the ls21tla. choose TO call
what they are laboriug O. bring about
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-01
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
AT MOBILE.
EIGHT SQUARES OF BUILDINGS DE-
STR0YED.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.

A special despatch from New Orleans 10
the Memphis Bulletin gives the following
brier account of terrible calamity al Mo
bile A.
On the morning of the oath instant instant IN. ine
main Ordinance Department in MaIshal ,
warehouse, at Mobile, blew, up' WIN q
terrible explosion. About three hundred
persons we're killed and seveTal Mounu-
ed. Thousands are buried in the runs Ms
Eight entire squares of the city were 10
demolished, and about 5000 tsies OF
cotton DESTROYED. The steamers Colonel
CowIes and Kate Dale, with all on ooafu,
were entirely destroyed. A great portion
Of the business centre is badly damaged
The Total loss is estimated at $4,000, 600
General Granger rendered prompt relie'
The cause of the explosion is uncertain.
The ordinance stores, which were Por-
tion of the munitions of war surrendered oy
Dick TAYLOR, we're in course oil removal
when il occurred. .;,.s h..
tho explosion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-01
COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

Information has been received a. head
quarters, in this city, that isrse amount Of
counterfeit money was sent 20 Richmond on
or abort the 10Th ult. to be circulated among
our unwary people. we admonish tho citi-
zens to be upon their guard. AL persons
who have received any counterfeit money
since the goth instant should report the fact
at once, with ali the particulars, 70 tho Of
fee of the Provost Marshal General in the
Female Institute, on lCth street. We make
tbs suggestion by olleisl request.