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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-16
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The New York Herald, Of Monday last, says -
''Tho judges Of the Baltimore election have not
yet made their returns. Five days are allowed in
which to mako them, and tho time expires to-day.
A penalty Of $500 and imprisonment is attached to
a failure to mako them. Tho defeated Radical
Congressional candidates in Maryland all threaten
to contest tho election. 1t is generally believed
that Governor SWAMI will soon call an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature"
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-01

STATE LIBRARY.-A short time since we pub
lished, under the head of proceedings of Le-
gislaturc, 4 statement of report from the
Committee on State Library, 10 the effect that
fifteen hundred volumes had been taken from
the library during and since the evacuation.
When the United States forces entered the city
in April last, there We're with them, rs usual
among the camp followers Of large armies,
bountitul supply of denti i-SarnhtS, las Napoleon
termed the newspaper correspondents ana llte-
rary men Of his army) These men, princi-
pallv, found among the tairest works III the
state Library and the archives of the Old
Dominion an abundance of what they chose
10 consider "relics - of the 4" so called rebel
lion" Among the rest were valuable letters
from Washington, Jefferson, Monroe, and other
of Eirgiuias illustriOuS sons These, II Is
true, are valuable relics of rebellion. The
maps of the Mcdonald papers, for the procur-
ing of which the state appropriated five thou
sand dollars about the year lSjl, We're all taken,
thus rendering these valuable papers, i'll q
measure useless.
Mr.. Adolphus Morris, the acting Librarian,
is endpayoring to catalogue the library i'll time
10 give it, in good order, to the Librarian who
NAV he elected. and he solicits all those who
have books to please return them. We hope
however that Mr. Morris Will not have 10
give up the library, but may be elected to take
charge of it, rs his efforts TO restore its order
deserve.
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- FOUGERA'S PYROPHOsPHATE OF IRON, ele-
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rendering it more acceptabletN nestomachs OF de-
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Paulinia il imported into Paris from Sonth Ame-
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foRf OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 80 AND 81, 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Richmond Stranaban. Norfolk,
unliea ssaIss mall merchandise and passengers,
Steamer Clay1nont, Allen, Philadelphia, mer-
chandlse and passengers, Z: II. pibrell.
Steamer IN I0w yp9 Fibn FFi jones' City Point
Steamer $ o; Pierce, Bennett, Fortress Monroe,
Government officers.
Schooner swan, North, Fortress Monroe, Co
yerament wood.
Steamer Escort, Pierce, Fortress Monroe, Govern.
ment orders.
steamer Maria, Allen, Petersburg, merchandise,
A. Millspaugh.
Steamer N. Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, United
states mail; merchandise aud passengers, Haskins
u Bridgford.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, mercha andisa
and passengers, q. +. Watson.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and Passengers. Samuel Ayres Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Traycrs, Baltimore, mer-
chandisc and passengers. d. & w. Currie.
Steamer ;. o. Pierce, Bennett, Fortress Monroe,
steamer Peconic, Walton Fortress Monroe, Go.
yernment orders.
Schooner = X. Dunton, Jameson. New Bedford,
merchandise, Wariwell, Rogers 4 Crowell.
Schooner Spccia, Smith, Norfolk, manure, B. w.
Green.
Schooner Mary, Worglom, Norfolk, Briscoe &
Stanard.
Schooner Carrie, North: York river, light
Schooner Eicksburg, Mitchell, ri0 City Point, to
load Tor Wilmington"
MEMORANDA.
Brig Golden Light Captain Carter, cleared from
City Point, December 5Qth, for London, tobacco,
Charlie, Palmer.
NEW BEDFORD, December 2o.-Schooner w. s.
Doughton, of Camden, " j., Tatem, from Boston
for Richmond, put in with stem and cutwater car
ried away. and howsprit sprung by collision with
an unknown vessel on the night of the 18th instant
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Pu0roGRAPuY.-Passi along the streets,
ones attention j. called by the sample cases OF
the Photographic establishments 10 the won
dcrfuI progress which this art has made in the
last five or six years. In the days Of the Re
volutior nicturcs of great men were rare, and
only pn Il, instl'4tionS could afford a portrait
of Washing on, Jefferson, Monroe and others
who had rendered themselves immortal; but
now, in nearly every hotel, parlor, or IN every
ladys album, the eye il pleasantly caught by
litc-litc pictures Of Lee, Johnston, Beaure-
gard, Jackson, Gordon, and all the other i'm
mortal sons of the South. The soldier, for u
small sum, can have the faces of his old lead
rys always before him, TO recall 10 ms mind
lhe exciting scenes of war, and he feels his
heart hcaye with pride rs lie thinks OF the
brave deeds lie has dOue.
When kces brought his steam apparatus 10
Richmond and took pictures for fifty cents,
crowds rushed TO get themselves put on copper
plate Now you can get an almost perfect inn
preston much cheaper on neat cards, which
do away with cumbersome cases, and enable
you to carry many OF them about you with
convenience, or put all Of your friends III an
elegant album little more than twice the size
of the daguerreotype cases.
1t seems that this art has reached its height,
but in this age Of wonderful inventions we
fear TO venture such Il suppositlon; We can
only wonder " what next"
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THE FRrEDWES OF VIRGISrA-The follow
ing has just been promulgated:

HE FREEDMEN OF VIRGINIA. The follow
ing hasJust been promulgated
RICHMOND, December o.
1T having been reported that-it is contem-
plated hJ many citizens of the State TO turn
out of doors on the lst day of January. 1866.
all helpless and intirm freedmen, the attention
OF superintendcnts is called 10 previous in
struouOhs on this subject from these hcadquar-
tcrs. Tho late owners viii be required to pro-
vide for their former slaves, who are helpless
md dependent on them for subsistence. until
the oNeTsecrs of the poor of the counties to
which they belong shall have made arrange
mcnts for their care and support.
O. BRowS,
" Colonel and Assistant Commissioner
General Howard approved the order in the
following letter:
"WAR DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF REFrGEEs,
" "lREEDIES AND ABANDoNE LANDS,
"WAsHISGToN, December 26, 1865. >
"CuloDI .. Bora, Riclmoaf IA:
- have the honor 10 acknowledge the re-
ccipt Of your communication of December u,
enclosing copy Of IN order, which you pro-
pos" 10 issue, regulating the subject of reSpon- =
SibiiitY for the care Of destitute freedmen. In
reply, am instructed by Major. General How
ard To say that any citizen who attempts 10
turn ont Of doors the helpless and infirm will
be Immediately reported by name, that his
case may be laid before the President for his
action. Provisions will be made by the State
or bv the General Government to meet cases
Of extreme want, but until such provision
shall DC made, your order will be- carried into
effect. MAN Woodruff,
Colonel and X. \. c.
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RECESSION OF ALExAyDE. a." nn-~nl. 60

.foeEssIoS OF ALEXAEnR' 1onora,
80 ,uIc,, was first ccdcd TO the ''1 -
G,ycr0ment and afterwards Tetrocede'-
IfrsiaIl. there are now some loyal resi-
osnts" who, according 10 the Washington
STR. ..arc seriously cauyassing the proprlety
,fhayIna that town" ccdcd back 10 the Gene
vi Z, Government =. in order 10 secure q more
,,.,.yo.,vn protection" Perhaps the Legisia-
IRE III ylf@lnia may lnierpose "oi" =, ~"
..son. ia Eiew Of the known lacl 'ha' iai ~
I'M joritv Of ne people Of that city are "'''rn-
r.. Il, their state, ana desire to continue "'"'t
j.. protection and fostering care. we mop,
i..Iunlron1cnts viii not " have maj 'o"h
t.l,., out of The State "withou1 ho'lce ) an"
Io,scc being given, we think the NirgihiahS
1Aara con "sAow good cause why 'h'S
s-.aI4 bc left - they are.
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MANCHESTER ncighboTs "acroSs the
waters are having gay time, we learn. Par
ties and balls are in fun blast, and everybody
cvincps n determination t6 make merry, de-
spite the depressing influences which are
brought to bear on us in these hard times.
The town is i'll excellent order, and peace is
well preserved by an effective police force OF
We report the following police items:
L. i. Minor was, on Friday. arrested for
stealing a horse from CARRIER Il Co., tried be-
fore Justice J.. X. Giles, and bailcd to appear
for further trial before the next Chesterfield
Court
Charles Perrin, colored was arrested on
Friday for stealing wood from W. IL. Brow
der, and sent 10 Judge McEntce'S Jail for trial
Old Dominion Nail Works fined three dol
lars on Saturday for violating town ordi-
nanccs in driving on sidewalks.
We congratulate our Manchester ueehbors
on their good humor, and wish them Happy
New Year
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UNION HILL METHODIST FAIR.-This fair is
still going on, and we learn is doing well The
pictures Of Generals Lee and Stonewau Jack
son, the rafting of which was postponed, will
bc raicd OF this evening. Those who wish TO
spend pleasant evening here will not have
many more opportunities for so doing; for the
fair will close on Wednesday evening, when all
the remaining articles viii be sold by auction.
Our old friend l., B. Cook, the amusing auc-
tioncer, has kindly volunteered 10 cry on the
occasion. This, of itself, Is a sufficient attrac-
ton for all TO 20. Ii you want 10 lougt, 20 10
hear Cook err.
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BURSED.--We are sorry 10 hear that Mr..
city lof the firm of Beers Fisher, but now
residing in Charlotte, N C., was severely
burned in the right arm and side short time
since whilst handling some chemicals. a bot
tie of sulphuric ether, which was amongst
them bursted and flew over his clothing. The
yapor arising from IL communicated 10 lamp
in the ROOM setting fire 10 his clothes, and
nearly resulting seriously To him. lie Is now
improving, and expects TO be about III few
la ~.
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HIGH RENTS. Three old merchants on Frank
lin street, we understand, have discontinued
business because their landlords advanced their
rents some two hundred per cent on former
rates The high rents are having bad effect
upon trade, and must he ultimately injurious
to the owners of real estate. The merchant
may 90 away but when trade j. dull, and the
houses cannot depart TO a more thrifty city.
They must stand by Richmond aud SHARE It's
fute,
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ARRESTS The following arrests were made
by the police on Saturday and yesterday:
William Henry Wilson, charged with hcinc
drunk and fighting in tn" street: Charles
Baldwin, negro charged with aseaulting a
m3u al hs own color named Joshua Owens
I. T. Gormlcy, charged with being drunk and
asSaultiug and beating his wife Henry Os.
borne, . sailor from the sloop Niagara, charged
with being drunk and lying in the street jim
Henry, negro, charged with stealing plank
from fence; Ben Davis, John Brooks ana
Charley Davis, negro boys, Were charged with
larceny; John Evans, negro, charged with he-
ing drunk and diSCrdcrly on the streets; Sam
ucl Pete, negro, charged with stealing proper
~ valued at ten dollars from Is. /. BrasSel-
man.
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MADAME RUHL's CONCERT on Friday night
was Il success. The whole house was full.
Many ladies and gentlemen were forced TO go
into the parquette 10 find seats. The music
was mostly we'll selected, and was admirably
performed. Madame Ruhl quite sustained her
Well-earned reputation. Her rendering of
" "Schciden md Leden' and the " Non fu
Sogno were particularly fine. The latter, with
the orchestral accompaniment, was vigorously
fHcOTci 1t was one of the gems of the affair.
The Dying Soldier" and the Old Sexton "
were sung by an amateur baSso, and were
both applaudcd.
Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming
was sung by Madame Ruhl and amateurs ty
D0rtjcuirr yGq,teSt. This is not concert music; !;
and although it was sung we'll enough, we
hope that in future such music will be omitted
IN ydrtictitr TeI"eSt. 1t is Il vheap trashy Yam
kec little screnade, bad ut once III music, verso
and sentiment. For IL man TO 20 where his
love lies dreaming" would be improper but
for him TO invite others 10 " come where
his love lies dreaming would be not only i'm
proper, but highly absurd.
OF course IL was rapturously enc0Tef, which
is itself Il strong presumption against it,
The performances of the orchestra, under the
admirable lpadcrshipof Mr.. Rosenbergcr, were
what they always are, highly finished and art
iStic. The " Marche du Sacre from the
" Prophet" the " "Potpouri from d" Faust,
and the Overture of Zampa," were given
with great beauty. Mr.. kcSsnich played his
solo with great elegance. The most difficult
passages were played with ease and neatness.
The " Adagio " was played with fine express
sion and passion. Upon the whole, the concert
was a fine one.
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asked to swear TO it, he could not give definite
opinion but his suspicious were aroused. Her
general health, however, would go far 10
strengthen an opinion that she was not in
sane 1t was, indeed, his opinion, that IL was
n case of feigned insanity, though he could not
swear 10 the fact. Medical authorities gene
rally stated that ii was difficult to keep up
stimulation Of insanity for 4 great length Of
time. If she was Stimulating, she acted her
part very well. Insanity generally came on
gradually, though there We're cases where 1t
was sudden. He would suppose il difficult for
n person Stimulating insanity 10 do with so
little sleep rs it was represented that Mrs.
Kirby had done.
Dr. Gaillard testified that he went to the
iail expecting TO see n case OF simulated in
sanity, and saw nothing TO disabusc him of that
opinion. With ordinary care, he thought there
could be no danger 10 her health. He knew
there was Il motive for stimulation. but had he
not known this, ne would hc strongly disposed
TO suspect case of hNstcria. In the absence
Of any signs of hyst"ria, he would suspect il TO
he n case Of mental alienation lie could not be
sufficiently positive 10 say that 1t was 4 case OF
simulated insanity, but, having known that
there was n motive for it, he saw nothing In
this case irrecOucilablc with that suspicion.
He had heard the medical testimony given TINS
morning in favor of her insanity, and had
heard nothing but incOherenCc alleged rs ba-
sis for that opinion. Witness had some reason
to suspect the veracity of Mrs Mary Collins
she told him that her mother left the Jail on
the night previous to his visit, and tha she
and n negro girl kept watch Another reason
for suspecting her yeracity was that IL would
be impossible for patient 10 be III the physl-
cal condition of the prisoner with 50 little
sleep as iueyas represented she had taken.
Al this point, Judge Lyons remarked that
il was after 1 o clock. and that he would lay
the case over until next Thursday morning.
Thcreupon the Court adjourned, and Mrs. hlr-
by was reuandcd to jail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-01

Sar,grR CoLFax \ RADICAL CASDIbArE FOR
r.ts PnrsfprScY. 1T is charged by certain I'M
charitable people that Speaker Colfax made
hesitate. .v,,..c,, az . hid for the Presidency. a
Washington correspondent writes
Speaker Colfax looms up pas the hepnDlieth
candidate for The next Presidency. lie Is re,
yar,irti t,y thelcaders az the mos available ana
iop,Iar man of the party, and would oe
strong gauuldatc.'
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nJnCnZ"an belonging 10 the Twehty-iouft
Wa sochnsetts regiment, was arrested on
thursday night for Knocking down NJ, ana Tumt at
near Rockets, and committed TO Castat ,n.t;
der. He effected his escape from tha' ms, ln9'i
tntion ON SATURDAY night 1t is ,lnd'rsto3n
that ne made ms escape through some col,
Iusion with the guard, who grounded ms nm
and made oil with the prisoner Nei'li'f VI
The men had been arrested UP 10 i''eSt ~
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Pension OFFICE RIcnMoEP,-it l. stated stated
upon good authority tina. 'ns M the rens,on Bu
r"an In this city, which was closed by the
war, ana has appointed an agent Tor The s''iie'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-01

E,p,ys . Pisr0L IN THR STREET m. tonllS
,,as before the Mayor on Saturday, charged
,,,s,h firing n pistol in the street on Chris imas
,"nrnine He admitted the fact and was lned
ii ye dollars.
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sRsprRa SUBSCRIBERS will here,

4RsRCRa STRaCRiRERs VIII hereafter
esp cir papers regularly every morning
., \ -. MONTGOMERY WHITE, who will de
SHS them n their residences or places of
s$tnCss IT two cents per copy or twelve cents
per week, payable 10 the carrier. They may
rely upon receiving the DiSp1iot immediately
after the arrival OF the early morning train
from Richmond
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A DOG CAsr.-Nccson Miller was before the
Mayor on Saturday, charged with being in the
possession of dog belonging to Peter +, Car
vrdo. The fact Of the possession was fully
proved; 5ut Miller introduced witnesses 10
show that he bought the dog from Mr.. Stock
ton. and that he had had him for three
months. After hearing some further tcstl-
mony, the Mayor imposed 4 fine OF twenty
dollars upon Miller, and ordered the delivery
OF the dog 10 CaTTcdo.