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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-30
MANCHESTER AFFAIRS.
From our Reporter in that Town. ]

The regular weekly court was held by
Justice Morgan at the Town Hall on Fri
day at o'clock, =. VI. Several civil cases
were disposed of. Criminal matters are
very dull with us, no arrests having been
made during the past week.
Our people are greatly elated at the
prospect of market-house and other re-
forms which the new Board of Town Fathers
promise to use all possible means to pro-
cure. No party ever entered upon Office
with greater unanimitv or with more heart
felt wishes from the people and it is our
sincere hope that no conduct of theirs will
cause them to lose the popular confidence
and favor.
The Rev. Mr.. Hatcher, pastor of the
Baptist Church, being at present on visit
to Baltimore, his pulpit was very accepta-
bly, filed on yesterday by the Rev. Mr..
Jetcr, of Richmond.
The picnic at Drcwry's Bluff was a very
elegant affair, and was attended by hosts
of beautiful ladies and gallant gentlemen.
The day passed off very pleasantly, nothing
occurring To mar the festivities of the
occasion. Dancing, splendid repaSt,
fresh air and exercise, and Il day spent
with the beauties of Chesterfield, are as
near to celestial joys as Il man ever reaches
on this Sublunary sphere. May there be
many more of the same kind during the
coming season.
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2irhmond lispatth.
MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1866.


Sorru SoNGs. FROM THE LAYS OF LATER
DAYS. Corrected and edited by I. {.
DE- LEON. New York: BLELoCK & Co.,
No. 10 Bcckman street. 1866.
The war songs of the South, which
during the years of the bitter struggle ap-
pcarcd in our newspapers and magazines,
can never bc void of interest or merit iii
the eyes of the people of the South. They
were the children of the war, and, what
ever their dcmcritS, still contained that
warmth and carncStncSs of expression
which is born alone Of depth and sincerity
of feeling. To collect these scattered
songs and ballads was no easy task and 1t
was still more difficult 10 select from the
general mass such aS were most worthy OF
preservation and republication.
Mr.. DE- LEON has made his selections
with great taste and Judgment, and the
volume of South Songs contains all the
most valuable poems which were published
during the war. The volume is hand
Somcly bound and well printed, and it may
bc mentioned that the publishers presented
one hundred and fifty copies TO the South
crn Fair al Baltimore, which were readily
sold at high prices. As memorial Of war
times and war feelings, "South Songs
will be welcomed everywhere, and few
SouthcrncrS will willingly be without a
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PROPOSALS.

COVINGTON AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-The Commissioners appointed by the
states Of Virginia and West Virginia TO bestow the
charter OF the Covington and Ohio railroad upon
such parties a. they may deem ft will meet at the
EUTAW HOUSE, I'm the city OF Baltimore on TU ES.
DAY, lst of May, 1856, and will then and there re-
ceivc and pass upon such proposals for the con-
struction OF said railroad as may be presented by
responsible parties.
over three millions fs3, 900, ,ooo) Of dollars have
been expended already in grading this road. Its
location, easy grades, and curvature must make
this road the best and most advantageous outlet fer
the produce Of the West.
The Commissioners have published n pamphlet,
containing authentic information about this road,
its grades and curvature, together with minute and
trustworthy estimates, what II will cost and copies
of all the laws which relate To IL.
The pamphlet referred to may be had at the fol-
lowing places, viz
Washington city-ofice of Maury 4 Co.
Baltimore city-otiice Of Samnal Harris Il Sons.
Phiadelpbia--ofice of Drex.l 4 Co.
New York-otiice OF Vermlye Co.
JOHN B. BALDWIN,
GEORGE w. BOILING,
THOMAS S. FLOuRNOY,
ROBERT II. MAURY,
WILLIAM J. ROBERTSON,
Commissioners for Virginia.
GEORGE w. SUMMERS,
JAMES BURLEY,
BURTON DESPARD,
JOEL MCPHERSON,
JAMES q. WATSON,
ap l3-td Commissioners for West Virginia.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 2s ANDES.
ARRIVED.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Haines, Norfolk, United
states mail merGhandine and pasSsnSers to Peter
burg from c,ty Point hasktn; BrasfGrd rv,
Steamer James Murry, baton, Baltimore direct,
steamer q. b. Hutchins, Guy. Hampton Roads,
sehooners in tow, A. MillspaIgh, agent Virginia
Schooner Julia, Delaney Baltimore, merchan-
disc, \. Mllspaugh 4 Co.
Schooner Brave, Bradley, Baltimore, lumber,
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Company, mer-
chandise A. Millspaugh Co.
Schooner Lavinia Bell, Beyles, Rockland Lakes.
New York, ice, Smith McGovran.
Schooner Helen, Curns, White Point, gravel, TO
captain.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, United
x Brdgford.
steamer Aibemarle. Bourne. New York, ria Ncr-
folk, merchandise and passengers, Samuel AyT-r
Steamer State of Maryland. Travers, Baltimore,
ria City Point, nerchandise and Passengers, fiom
Petersburg, D. & w. Currie.
Steamer q. Il. Hutch ms, Guy, City Point, barges
in tow, A. Millspaugh, agent Virginia Towing
steamer General S. Van Yliet, Jones, City Point,
light, McKowan & Curtis.
steamer E. Ludlow, Nelson, City Point, light,
Schooner George Washington MITCHELL BALI.
more, rid Norfolk, A. Millspaugh Co.
Steamer James Murry, Dalton, Baltimore di-
rect, light.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Georgia reported in the river bound
up; also, other schooner: hay and lumber; aed :.
of the stearntug James Murry, reports very heavy
weather on the bay, and was compelled To run into
a harbor three times on her trip from Baltimore
NEW YORK, APRIL y.
CLEARED.
Schooner A. w. Collins, Tucker, Richmond.
[BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, April ?9.-Passed by, steamer
Veteran from New York for City Point.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.-Messrs. Iar-
rison, Goddin & Apperson will sell on the
premises, at O'Clock, p. NJ, a handsome
brick tenement, No. Talbott's Row,
between Broad and Marshall, on Nineteenth
street.
The same firm will sell on the premises,
at 4 o'clock, Z. NJ, a brick tenement on the
east side of Nineteenth, between Grace
and Broad.
Mcssrs. Regnault & Co. will sell at auc-
tion, in rear of the old Columbian Hotel,
ShockOc Slip, at o'clock, ?. NJ, one hun
dred and sevcnty-fvc thousand old bricks.
Messrs. Isbcll & Davis will sell on the
premises, at halfpast O'Clock, p. NJ, a
desirable brick residence on the corner OF
Broad and Mayo streets.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-On Sa-
turday, man named Hugh Gobagle, who
lives at Rockets, went into the store of S.
NJ. Rosenthall and purchased coat for
fourteen dollars. He made payment in a
twenty dollar bill, and received six dollars
in change. Soon after he had left, ii was
discovered that the twenty dollar note was
a counterfeit, and, information being given
to the police, Gobagle was hlnted up and
arrested. 1t appears that he offered to
sell the coat which he bought for six dol
lars, and this may have led to his detection.
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DANGEROUS NCISANcE.-A correspondent
calls our attention to Il rather unpleasant
and dangerous pitfall in the vacant lot
southwest corner of Clay and Fourth
streets. 1t seems that some one has diggcd
a large space five or six feet deep, which
is filed with stagnant water, and Is near
the path made by pedestrians across the
lot, and any person is liable to fall into it
on Il dark night. Besides, the whole
ncighborhood will soon suffer from the et-
fcctS of this filthy pool. We do not know
whose business it is To abatc this nuisance,
but we are sure that if our very energetic
Board OF Health have any control over the
matter, it will disappear before to-day's sun
goes down.
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VIRGINIA PENITENTiARY.-T mStltu-
ton is in successful operation in nearly all
of its manufacturing dcpartmcnts-thc
buildings destroyed by fire having been
rebuilt, and those damaged only. having
been repaired. Under proper manage
mcnt il ought soon To become sclt-SuStain-
ing, and instead OF drawing upon the State
treasury, il should be Il source of public
revenue. We doubt not that the present
board i officers will do all they can to
make il pay. Our juricS, i'll fixing the term
of imprisonment for convictS could do much
towards this end by extending the term of
confinement. Many arc sent there for one
or two years. They are a dead expense to
the State, for before they can be taught II
useful trade they are discharged. Where
the offence does not justify imprisonment
for five or more years, the offender should
be spared the disgrace and the people the
expense of a shorter term in the penitcntia-
ry, and the guiltyman should be sent to Jail.
Where this cannot be done, the Short-tcrm
men should all bc hired out on the public
works or in the mincs.-A very good as
sortment of the manufactures OF the penl-
.tcntiary may he had of Mr.. john B. Cary,
storekecpcr, Commercial Block.
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UNIoN BANK OF RICHM0ND.-Thc sub
scribcrs of the Union Bank of Richmond
will meet in the Hall of the House of
Delegates (Which has been granted for the
purpose by Governor Peirpoint) on Thurs
day evening next. The object Of the
meeting is to organize, and it will be to the
interest of the subscribers TO attend. This
bank promises, from the number and
amount of subscriptions, 10 be a "great
institooshun," and a young man who has a
few dollars above his salary would do well
to invest with it.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD Fellows
The members of Friendship Lodge, No. 10,
Independent Order Odd Fellows, met yes
terday in their lodge-room at 3 o'clock,
and went in procession, with their badges
and rcgalia, to pay the last tribute of re-
spect to their deceased brother, \. J.
InLnSnn
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HELP FROM ABRoAD.-Among the con-
tributions received by Mr.. \. !. Stokes,
Treasurer of the Humane Association, for
the relief OF the poor of Union and Church
Hills, three hundred and nincty-SiX dol
lars were from Wheeling, West Virginia,
and eight hundred and SiXty-thrcc from
Cincinnati and Covingtom. The funds OF
the AsSociotion are nearly exhausted, and
yet there are many families in the eastern
suburbs still in Il destitute condition who
must suffer the pangS of hunger unless re-
lcvcd by the charitable. Let all who can
spare dollar send it, and as much more
as they are able to give, to \. \. Stokes,
corner of Cary and Fifteenth streets.
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TUr THEATRE" Oliver Twist" was
played on Saturday night to Il very good
house. Miss Western played the part of
Nancy Sykes very naturally, and Mr..
IIcrne'> appearance as Bill Sykes won him,
a an actor, the esteem of the audience.
Miss Salic Partingtom as Oliver Twist was,
Is usual. perfectly ot her case. Mr..
Muran rendered thcs?art OF Pagan admlra-
hlv. He is Il youncslctor of fine promise.
The rest OF the company did well, but the
play was not of a character to please much.
The appearance Of Miss Western as the
poor, shabby Nancy Sykes presented too
great Il contrast with her elegant personnel
in many other characters to make her
presentation in that character To her ad-
vantage. Ii may be pleasant 10 read
DickcnS'S fine work of Oliver Twist, but to
see it dramatizcd, and its horrible scenes
of crime and vice rendered 50 naturally,
produces sensations by no means pleasant.
The Pet OF the PcttiCoatS," however,
did away with all unpleasant impressions
left by Sykes, Pagan, and the rest. Miss
Western. aS Paul, did admirably. One
would think that She really was Il spoiled
>choolbuv from her ltcSlikc representa-
ton: and jim Wells, as job, provoked
pcalS of laughter. He was made for Il CO.
mcdian. aS one can see from the cut of his
face. Professor RoScnbcrgcr'S tine orchcS-
ira make the intervals between the acts
and plays pass away very quickly with
their delicious music. Go tonight to see
the 4" French Spy" and Betsy Baker,
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WIN. KNABE & CO.,
w MANUFACTURERS OF xM
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, = "
GRAND, SQUARE

OhAND, oSOhR6
AND UPRIGHT
PI A N q s.
These instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years. have, upon their OK
cellencs alone, attained an uSPrRcHAsED Pas.
gAISEScE that pronounces them unequalled. TheiI
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
nne singing quality, as well as great purity oi
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their noucu
Ia plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found In so many pianos, which causes
tbs ma rformer TO 80 easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action 10 con.
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that chsracteriIes the 6nest mechanism
None but the best seasoned material 10 used Ia their
manufacture, and they viii accept the hard usagss
Of the concert.room with that Of the parlor upon
an equality-unsfected In their melody In fact,
they are constructed
mot FOR YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafs Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WARERooAS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
aplT-sm BALTIM0RE.
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THE Doc G-CATCHERs.-Th dog -catchers
were out again on Saturday, and caught
quite number of the canine species. We
were glad TO see that among the number
there were but few valuable dogs-most
of them being ours.
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PoSTPoNEMENT OF Mn. PLEAsANTs's Lee
TrRE.-At the request of Il large number
of persons who are desirUus of attending
the lecture on " Richmond Forty Years
Ago" as well as the meeting of the Bible
Society which is advertised for the same
night, Mr. Hugh r. PlcaSantS has consented
to postpone his lecture until Thursday
night next, when, under any circumstance,
il will certainly be delivered. q
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MARINE IRON AND

4vl bhASS FOUNUhI.
The subscribers have associated themselves To-
gether for the purpose Of conducting the
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
I'm all It's branches. They solicit the patronage Of
their friends and the public generally.
We have procured HOLLOWWARE from original
patterns, and intend to ma ks that our princ.
pal business, We are prepared to receive orders,
and fill them promptly, at Baltimore prices.
depot
PER. ALFRED s. LEB,
dc ls-ts WILLIAM L. COX.
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CITlZESS ARE INFORMED THAT

Y the cart. employed In cleaning the city are
operdrhg on the south side Of Broad street, where
'a"y viii continue for few days longer Next
week they will be between Main ana broad
streets ana then north Of Broad. All citizens are
requested To deposi, in the public alleys and sreets
al garbage, coal ashes, &c., they may have on
lA'it premises, and the same Will be removed by
te city cart. al the price Of twenty hve cents for
3tEie aud htty cens for double cart load, TO be
ial4 y the manager of the city hands.
B cp 2l-2w w. GILL, City Engineer
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SERVICES AT ST. PAUL's. Rev. Mr..
Cosby, of Petersburg, preached at ST.
Paul's Church yesterday morning and
night, and at the Monumental Church in
the afternoon. The Rev. DR.. Minnigerode
preached at Mr.. Cosby's Church, in Peters
hurr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-30

Cry C0UNcIL.-A called meeting of
the City Council will be held at the City
Hall this evening at o'clock. The prin-
cipaI business will be the election Of a city
surveyor in the place of Mr.. 7. M. Ladd,
who died in March last,
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ESCAPE OF C0NvICTS FROM CLOVER HILL.
Two of the negro convictS employed under
guard at the Clover Hill Mines escaped on
Friday last, and have not yet been rctakcn.
They are Ben Morris, a mulatto, who was
received in November, 1865, he having
been sentenced to eighteen months con-
fincmcnt for felony, and Cyrus Smith, Il
negro, who was sentenced in January last
to one years confinement for grand lar
cpny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-30

ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, orga-
nizcd only three Sundays since in their
beautiful house Of worship on Leigh street,
above First street, is showing signs of yigor
and prosperity which would be highly ere
ditablc 10 some of our older and larger
churches. Rev. Mr.. Dcshicld>, their cncr-
gctic and faithful rector, and whose minis
trationS are 50 we'll received by the COM
mmlity in which his church is located, has
organized tlourishing Sunday school,
which, commencing with only seven Scho-
lars on the 18th instant, yesterday, when we
were present, numbered one hundred and
ten scholars and Il full corps of teachers,
under the supcrintcndcncc of William j.
Rromwcl, Esq. This church sustainS also
a large free school, in the same building,
for boys and girls whose parents are una
bic I" pay the expenses OF their cduca-
tion.