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new RRstY POLITICS.

I1ra Ios,D DsgoSAL Disracr ~-Msch disseesfsction
st exists regarding the rczgll OF tho -oosilsd nemnA
ton at HoboNeu. meeting Of democrats WAS held al
Hudson City iai evening. which addressed BY
erni Hveakefs who declared thar In conssqueare Of tho
Withdrawal Of General Wright 10 A.alnaliy xAs lett but
% support the radical Domine~ Mr. Has-y. The meet
ing so repadia,sd she ssiioa oi ieu Hol,os dole
gates In c1lnp osing thc aeaffe And the general .oe
Ina sycrsc 20 %. return ~ Mr GichrlsA
kssEI rsYr-Dzvid Aytrs has been rsnomDstsd by
tho republicans of the third Distract ghih wari
Newark Belisvii.-as the.r candidate Tor the AZ.
sessby.
REruBLlcss hisrls .r orAsaa TO morrow evening
CORTLAND Parker xi. .ddreps republican meeting
Orsngs.
Munss SorrH osASo,.--Jobn Hi aud James
1. Hay win address . Union meeting Al south 0rsng5
L.- evening
R.Dpit TuxSovr AT svwAsr Library Hal Newark,
Was crowded ti evening by republicans 20 listen .
address by .hs Rswsd Mcpherson, formerly CLERK u
The House of Representatives
PAT,M C0uSr. Tho democrats u the sseond dsirirt
have pAo.d IN nornnaiion Ganoi Planter for Assembly
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foieh D,fg -Thts cAss action for i1janes
sained Wy Doninict Hart, By Of the runans
away Of The horse o. The dasndauts. The injured
diec sud Susan HART june 1884, brough, an action
s.arst the dofsndsn's, recovering dAnsgas " the
sneunt or sS.S AZ IN May, isoS Execution was isusd
ana returned ansssasd the defendants wsrc eSsnined
sx 70 their property snd committed the county jail
yersrday motion was made W discharge the defendant
McPsran from arfosi On he sroena THAI NE ssssuon
sornswbsf novel aud therefore interesting 70 the legal
profession
common lac os action srsng dsiso tor wrongs
personal die with tbe pesson and DO not sur
vive against his refesen..vrs so a3i e,sccsors sna
property The d-oessef and not OF MS wrongs srcept
ter tse tortoas ACT complained Of SsS ocnstcs
ssoa ssis,sa Il cotanon law The right of action 10
recover Is therefore, statutory rghi In chap 40,
.s .ss .ss sor ~ ,sr. ,ss ~ isasS ey wroasrs
nssecs dofslk and ts act nsglec, OF default " soeh
~ wcaid ~ dsath nsd not ensued have enuued ne
party injured nsn action and recover damages in
rsspsct srcc thea and a e,ery secL case she prscn
VINO, or the corporation which, would have been hrhls
damages, no,~fshssandlns the deaih Of ihs person
s1Jursd and ash0agh the dessh shall have bcen
caused andcr such cireanstanco~ - amount Az 70
q ia~s cf s.w Yors, page sss. u wn b
that "a an amend 80. requiring couipen-
fault This, therefore, action brought 70 recover
comyensAioa for csurs tcah above stated and the
smoent 10 every sucn atloo shall be for
the exclusive tsnent of ths widow and pe of hin. and
snail h. dwrfbuxd b. sgch widow and nsSt of tn In
she propoon provided by Law 10 rsiaticn 20 tho ds,ri'
button of psrsoss property len ~ perssDs dying ntss-
and IN svev srt'cn tbe jury may awe such
damages they ra ceam fair and nst
nothing said IN this statute The night q the
personal rspgssenl~lvo of tho dsrcssrd In enss of TIE
0f sss bsna execution against the property
of defendpt iiss they stsi have right 70 an exc
cuion sganal p~saon On IN oonFzfy, ~ sxvrsly
SAYS the persDn who the sorporslon wnle would
have liable aSash lad 90 ensured shall be Able
20 scticn. -
Ms Honor. ar-t hesaiagv y . Browne and Daniel xa-
los fsr tho judsraens 1sbur and Chanpcsy shAdsf
ths plaintiff toek ias pxsrs ana ss ol opnion ~
prssns that u MS purely rrocesdng uSder the stat
uts And that execution assst tbe psron conid noe
sssue bat sail that whsi<gsv TO might detrminc, ihe
ssasn~ni snonia be pAs~s on by the General Term
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bsf oomn.ucs tho frnieDcs " flfst Ilruienalt sad
Brrset cspssiu NJ St9rhen-os. Fourh uusied states
.lnw w15ess "a es;sn.lon nom rsnk Aid pAy or ,Ds
year from date o disas<s and directs thai L~ht~nxnt
Stephenson e restore Y ~, Place on sns army rssi.er
grade a hrss antsnAnl Vn rsytember y snoih.r gns
cgs order from N. Hst D~psysarnt RENTED tast pot
tloa ~ Leut~nsrf s,spherson's sc@s@no- ~hlch ~
qGlss tbs iorfeltg- o. sil aud siio1Apcos Que
the fae Of ditmAHNsl tss ri 81, becsr4s do. Hui
sso feintlnE TOE si~pen@oA lfon ana ana icy Isf "ns
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an o.isor sr,rEAlss Drcss soLrsraK.
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ns usIy dstnss ~ New Nex tis -th pub
ies.a M rlioslng sensol erdsr
me orys1izatof ~ tbs bspaii0r ~ Ns9 h@xicsL
Vol neers aaihor.1sa Ess.lped service b. no
Commander 0f thr Dep.rsaaLt q. ths d@spuN, 3na
under the x1th0rty ~ fAeM~fsarf General william
sharnssn, oonan1nas.S l.o military dslAea ,sa Ma.
s0Gn in of certain scrg4nciys whch bste aIf.sy
coms hereby completed Ia ehicsrs .rs a. foiiJws.
I-u,en4ui colopel, chrstopse Carson OK, c1
sonNi
Lsuisnaat, Thomas ,ogtsns s~rsnd fAesseaat,
Adwsr4 81 Merritt.
cslagany p-fst,an. Jobn rsonpon. n-i iie,,.
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teasDs IsonA@- I. lsfaeit. scgnd iAe1tensat kgssi
COMPANY p--csys.ib, pouAesno noulo,s. r,ps fS-u.
i.asnL cyr'r ~ Ds foreSs. sscgna iass'ssAsi. Joan
lhsYs on.c.r- havr tcsn Commissioned ~ cgvan.oF
Hob~rf Mifcaan "A Nsw kerieo. " da,e ffvn October
.. lsSS
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~ aua no fuTtb~r The discass - sg Epprs
Sena.d g~rrultiDg fot tbr rssuN army w ~ eased
" norrow IN Mes fUri, wuhsnsnary, brslsiyu and
Jerry Gay. hsrruiiinz IN chicago. plaoasy snd Fbii.
asphiA 10 susl~ufed ler the " rsnL ~ sAplsrs COO.
unaes ~ 40 isslf IN thsne t4iie~
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sr lhs garrison and POD q DA,ds Isand. Asu r.ss
hsgt~y
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Ths Alleged I..ssv,sf Jadse Msssi'- -is"s-
tsre 10 Nssu usAIiy ssiss Papers.
Bssors Jhdse Raynard
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have been mphcsied the forgery Of Judge hcasli's
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cornniusd 70 The Tsnbs - Yr1~y last iB dsfxph Of
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twenty -four hours at that paeA ne ~ Tor the puns
BY the above horses Will take plAos Friday nexL anh
the will not BE- started tho eight A. M train
arrives from New York Ihe object Of tue propretor
postp ming ths lrot until Friday avoid Interfering
with the trol OF Lady Thorn, Lady Emma and 6sogs
Wilkes ~hioh will % on rhursaay, on Inas
Island great number or tho nhAbltsas Of c0umbs
county wlsh 10 witness that eyont
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wbs Laid she BrsaAway RailssaAs
~ rrs Epfrow os rns NEW ross rsaALD.

"--I---" N M I0uhs ONA ~ E5N
article IN your paper this nsosnlas hssssd ,as
broadway I.aaeA Trsabls and itsnas W sIthi Hoe.
ay-, sp@ al complaints and hnpsAsaniriss ,hsss
y prolaby rnm~ay, ,Le company have ,hsis
chArl.r ana .e, al ,njuneuoas ., d.nssas" Eps.s
for latrudlng yogr tin-. bo, shs y . mlsaAs
sboul tLsr having chsrsr 20 thsa snscs ssSsssassa
from cord su,hory that tho frvm Aie.ny pot ths
tack dsvo on hs own responsibility v, sss ssss consat
ing The dlrerturs of the aoupaDy, aak soch lbings
N b. tolerated To block htsinss ysstsrdsYf
claim thss other eitxsn AMI ~ss1xens hsvs fr
rsht Va Up thai olssh from Albany hss pas
u down. Why, any ether hss much right H.
pct board fenoe scr~@ Bfo.ivsy thst clark frosa
AlhAny ilad 10 pat this, track down. A. CARfMAs
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enjoyment. I had a strong notion 70 p".
some ppdd;p' and SIGH like In my TONER
pocket for YOU, Mr.. Black Whiskers-there-
behind the. Counter, but just at shat time Q
mns, beautiful girl, named Sa'lie, presented
80 ,.;,b a lass. which so intoxicated your
m;cnd that he forthwith forgot you for the
balance of the day.
sffnr dinner the crowd was invited 10
enjoy the evening in any way they prefer
rcd and then commenced such waik'nR
and talking. such grouping and pairing OH,
- ,o, never saw. wondered what they
were talking about--dH ofthem. Who,
sir. can tell the destinies OF that hour
AT half.past 8 p. N. the Club" not only
heat us all together in the house again,
hut beat themselves in some delightful songs.
And this was our dismissing. Hereafter
let no ono say Caroline can only boast of
gul'icS and hroomstraw, ague and sallow
people. 1t is the great picnic county {;
and the GIRLS as fair as orr Richmond beau
ties--and what more could say,
And now let me tell yon joke. Some
body told somebody else that the Dispatch
reporter was on the ground, and possibly
one of the same craft from Frcdericks-
burg. Getting to the ears Of those in au-
thority, the pastor announced the suspi-
cion, and coirtcously invited the brother
hood forward to the platform, but lheard
somebody close by me say, "Those DIS.
patch men poke their noses everywhere,
and thinking it might be spitefully said,
preferred to laugh with the crowd, and
remain to all, except yourself,
UNKNOWN.
r. SIS it a fact that the Dispatch men
20 everywhere and know everything
People think so; and if President John
son is impcached, or the world ceases to
move, the Dispatch will be held accounta.
ble by all the southern people. Look out
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Ccrfcspoodence OF the Richmond Dispaap.
The Trial OF Mr. Davis-Gs,d in the Trea.ur, :
It's Relation 20 Specie Payments ~Pronincn'
Appointments, etc.
WASHINGTON, September %.
1t does not seem to be believed that the
Trial OF Mr.. Davis will take place Ne'!
soon. Although the month OF oc.ooe A. :.
nearly here, there are no inaica'ions t ~.
trial will be had. few Gays ma! '"'
nish further light on this SUBJECT. ;,
In consideration OF the amount .. 81
accommodating in the Treasury 'auts' anu
the steady importation OF specie, 'hc'' are
appeals from various quarters for al"'cK
resumption OF specie payments. Secre-
tary McCulloch, who is in favor OF grad
nal reduction Of the paper currency and a
proportionate approach to hard circulation,
viii recommend this anew in his next
report: but it is not probable that Con-
cress will be disposed to adopt his views OF
the situation. There will he several tinan-
cial schemes presented during the coming
session, some Of which are already being
perfected.
1t had been decided that General John
A. Dix was to have the appointment OF
naval officer Of the port Of New York
but at the Cabinet meeting to-day that
decision was changed, and he Is to succeed
Mr.. Bigelow as Minister to the Court OF
France. General Ewing will probably he
Secretary obligation, in the place Of John
Hoy, Esq, who was private secretary to
the late President. The naval Office al
New York now lies between Generals Lud-
low, Slocum, and Sicklcs.
Major Cepernl WitberS late of the Con
federate army, and a delegation of Ala
bamians had an interview with the Preoi.
dent this evening. TIHoS.
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LETTER FROM PETERsBURG.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, September &c, 1866.

PETERSBURG, September 26, 1866.
Notwithstanding fine of $500, with inn
rrisonment for sixty days, was imposed
by the Hastings Court few days ago on
q negro for resisting an officer Of the law,
another assault was made on policeman
Il night or two ago OF very daring Cha
racter. Two Of the police, in cndcayorinS
10 quell disturbance between two oolored
men on the street, were resisted by one OF
them, who inflicted severe wound ON Mr..
Coldwell with a razor, severine the tempo
raj artery. He then fed precipitatclv,
but was pursued and soon overtaken by
the other officer, who had 10 knock him
down with his club before he could secure
lin.
The Young sportSmen of the city are
now enjoying splendid time shooting
sora. A few miles below the city the
marshes offer the finest grounds for the
sport. On Monday il is said that not less
than fifteen hundred were bagged by some
twelve or fifteen parties. A company OF
four gentlemen nf my acquaintance
brought home three hundred. These
birds, il Is believed, are but little known
except on the waters Of the Chesapeake,
and their natural history is involved in SO
much ohScurity as to be an enigma to
ornithologists.
From all parts of the country game is
represented to be abundant beyond any
thing known for years. The security en-
ioyed by beast and bird while warfare was
being waged between man and man, with
a succession Of mild winters, was favorable
to their increase, and their numbers have
multiplied accordingly. In some districts
the foxes are SO numerous as to make IL
difficult to rear domestic4owis, while the
exciting sport OF the chase has fallen into
disuse. The most successful foX-hunter
have ever known is resident Of this city
For forty years he followed the sport. and
every winter his trophies amounted tofrom
sixty to seyenty-fve tails. He is now In
the enjoyment Of a green old age, full o.
life and vivacity, and one of the pleasant
est COMPANIONS in the world; resting upon
his honors after having lcaped thousands OF
fences, and cleared bitches and gul!ies in
Vulnerable in his day and generation.
Long may he live!
The Federal cemeteries at City Point
and Poplar Grove Church are to be EN-
bellishcd with handsome monuments. The
one for City Point has arrived, and is being
placed in position. 1t is seventeen feet
high, of fine marble. The other is to be
twenty-five feet in height, and Of the same
material. 1t is expected to be in place
shortly. 1t is we'll that those who
triumphed should have these honors paid
to their memory first, and none will Object
60 but the victims Of the Lost Cause will
he cOmmemoratcd at the proper time,
when "storied urn and animated bust
Till celebrate their devotion. Till then
they will live in thousands Of loving and
devoted hearts. SNowpEN,
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A Happy Picnic.
NUIIttpVuutHcV VI tue nbeHnaVf" D''Fot~'
CAROLINE COUNTY, Va,
September 20, 1866.

CAROLINE COUNTY, VA,
September 20, 1866.
Did you ever roll ont Of town by acci.
dent $50 called) into country Sunday
school picnic! Nor Then you, poor
cholera-scared souls, know naught OF the
luck OF your fortunate correspondent, Who
has this day fallen upon pic-nic--a-liye
pic-nic-at Mount Carmel Baptist Church,
III this old county. 1t seems the schools
anniversary is always picnic day, and in
yariably " feast Of fat things" The sue.
cess of the Carmelites on such occasions
Is proyerbial, and to-day attracted vast
crowd, in addition to the schools from
Psuls Methodist, and County-L Lime and
Elon Baptist churches, which were spe-
cially invited. The school and its guests
assembled early, and spent the time in
laughing and talking In the house and nm
der the shade of the large oaks close by,
until IL NJ, when the superintendent, John
Mel. Anderson, called the assemblsge TO
order, and the exercises were opened by
the anniversary anthem, Glory to God
in the highest !" which was given with fine
effect by the "Singine Club" Of this
school, under their admirable leader, DR..
Samuel 7. Dickinson. y, sr., +, 4
After further religious exercises the stle
perinteudent made a statement in regard
to the prosperity Of the school. 1t mum.
ters l9l officers, teachers, and Scholar
the largest country school, suppose, in
the Southland remarkable for It's efficient
management as well as IT'S numbers.
But the chief Incident Of the day, vas
the presentation Of two prizes by the.pas-
tor, Rev. Charles II. Rylsnd, to two Of the
scholars for Jealous efforts 10 increase the
school. Each Of these girls had done
nobiy, tho one receiving prize No, | hay
ing brought In twenty-five new scholars
and the recipient of No. 2 txsnty- ones
since LIST Of July last. Mr.. Rylsnd sUoEs
earnestly Of the Sunday school ny 4 Mat
form upon which all Christian laboreys
Migat meet. Especially was. II 4yeafl,,s
"ofkshop"--the best Of all places for tba
pryper development OF the entkusi.si;c
Emu pessevering efforts OF eh,lars. IT.
SUNDAY school, would notfsEss ~. 49,. : no
place 10 tho sphere Of Christisn Sr.YY . .s:,
these best OF all workers werc AZ wv
listed II it, tolls and rewards. kNas az az
prizes weso awarded, the "ClubT ANY
thst funny nsmc : and yet lie III la
The school In beautiful piece 'cslisd
/" Tbere'l DO something IN Heaven f6r
children TO do;" and thur clo,sd tho OF,
efciscs Of the morning. Soon the tables
were spread-bountifU tables, fun Of
shoot lamb, ham, chicken, duck. suI
vegetables. Tbs ~ Eoodies1 came nexk,
.a4 DjsstZ q, lesponsds 70 wast II Sli
eex1, WIN - ~ of eholega h mar
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OfPiCE RICHn0sD AND PgrgRsgrRsl
RAILROAD CoMPASY,
RICHMOND VA JuIv IA LAG (


GUNNER SCIIEDULE.-TWO DAT.
~ LY TRAINS EXCEPT on SUNDAYS, NORTH
AND SOUTH, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTIONS
WITH MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS ON TUE
NIGHT TRAINS,-On and after MONDAY IN. lch
instant the trains will run rs follows:
Leave Richmond 81 AS A. NJ. and Ito Pm
and arrive at Petersburg at $40 A. NJ. and / 4
Leave Petersburg at $40 A. 81 and 5pp. NJ
and arrive at Richmond ~ $50 A. ". and u
L. NJ.
a FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii
leave Richmond at IL IS A. VI. and arrive At Pc.
tcrsburs ut Ito p. NJ. Returning, twill leave r..
tersburg al II As A. NJ.
On SUNDAYS the MORNING TRAIN only vii!
leave Richmond. and the EVENING TRAIN only
will lea sc Petersburg.
The TRI- WEEKLY TRAINS connect at Peters.
burr with the Norfolk trains.
The morning and evening trains make close con.
nections ut Richmond and Petersburg with trains
for the North and South, and passengers be-
accommodated with splendid SLEEPING CARS on
night trains on the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, and on the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad.
Going SOUTH, the route Is open to Raleigh.
Wilmington, Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston
Greensboro, Augusta, Savannah, Atlanta, Mont.
gomery, Mobile, and New Orleans.
The evening train for the present only connect,
AZ far a. Wilmington, N. &.
THROUGH TICKETS SOLD and BAGGAGE
CHECKED to Wilmington and Raleigh.
4. II GILL,
SO 20-ts Engineer and Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27
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4 sHLAND HoTEL.-Haying leased
Assures those She may favor him With their Ps'
tronags thstthsy win have no cause y Issr ascrs
atcnnds. vii. FUR ishsd hotel and cottsgss sra
table, render y 4, su ths Ala
ali, and Audi 10 any establishment 10 'ns 0'''
RsSnIsy Scardsrs are provided with free neks"'
PsYmshmonts furnished balls and parties, o,o, il
anAG 3HED9SjE1 y. WoLxL' IIop ----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27
HOTELS AND BoARD1NGHOUsEs.
Is -''N RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
JOHN p. BALLARD, lpRopn1EroRs.
. THOMAS h. BALLARD, oFNiS'oA''

The undersigned take pleasure in announcing TO
the travelling public las well az TO city boarders)
that they haze retained to their old business again,
and iron, this day they are ready to cater to the
taste and comfort OF al who may favor them with
a: cir patronage.
estabi' siment. all OF which Is of The very best
oTai;tv and selected with great care from the
best furnishing houses in New York within the
last twelve 1onths ana mpsn OF Tnicn nss mey tr
the most superb style;
hundred and twenty pleasant and weii.ventis M,
par1ors and public rooms are large and convenient
the building is commanding, and acknowledged to
be one OF the best ever constructed In the southern
States; and all together offer advantages rarely met
70" our table shah always be generously supplied
with the best tho markst affords, and win tho dsli'
cacies Of the season, and The choicest OF wine
The BARI ROOM Is an elsyant one, and shall 70
furnished with tho best OF liquors. ETC., ete.
We pledge our undivided attention TO the busi,
MSS, and e2peet from our old friaads, ladies and
gentlemen OF Virginia and the WHOLE country,
their support, and hope 70 receive hberai snare
Of the public patronage. WI af'@
- 80 JOHN y. BALLARD,. I proprtstors. u
THOMAS &. BALLAKD,
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