The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-10

On Tuesday large chimney, erected for
factory in Milbury, Mass, hundred and
fifty feet high, was completed, and the
workmen employed on it, twenty-five in
number, celebrated the occasion by an
oyster supper on it's summit. The very
next day the chimney fell down, like the
100000 brick which composed it. One
man only was hurt.
A project is said to he on foot, under the
auspices of what is called the "Interna-
tiOnal Society,"" in France, for developing
the resources of Palestine by obtaining
special privileges of the Turkish Go
vernment, and opening the way for large
emigration thithcr Of Jews from various
parts of the world.
The famine in India still reigns unas.
suaged, and the unfortunate people of the
Valley Of the GangeS are dying by thou
sands. The correspondents who write from
Calcutta tell heart-rending tales, and in the
open country vultures and jackalls feed,
almost undisturbed, upon the bodies of the
dead.
A Maine newspaper mentions the case of
young lady who, for two years past, has
been i'll, and has suffered severe pain, in
consequence Of having accidentally swal.
lowed needle. The pernicious and dan
gerous habit of placing pins apd needles
in the mouth should be rigidly guarded
against. .t. tr..
The New Orleans Tines severely attacks
Mayor MunrOe and other city officials, and
is evidently preparing for q change of
policy favorable to the constitutional
amendment.
Sixty-three passenger trains come and
60 at Chicago every day, that city being
the terminus of thirteen or more rail-
roads, and the charters for more have been
procured. ., .
The Chicago Tribune informs MS that q
movement is about TO be made to erect a
monument over the grave Of DR.. A. P.
DOstic, who fell at New Orleans during
the riots in July last.
A keg of yeast powder exploded in an
express Office at Freeport, ILL.,, blowing .
Foreground bar of iron through the CELL
ing, and seriously injuring the express
agent.
The Petersburg Republican says that
Bennett Of the Herald "never acted from
principle" Oh, yes, he has always acted
from it-a thousand miles from il at least.
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At large Radical meeting In New York
the celebrated DR.. Bellows made an in
cendiary speech. 1t is the function of q
bellows to kindle fire with wind.-Pren-
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The soldiers say that when q bullet
strikes, the sound is "thud." When the
Jacobin faction strikes, the sound is gene
rally Thad.-Preaticc. 4"'. e. SD
Two hundred Italian organ-grinders are
"moving on" from England to America.
They will be here, turning their cranks, in
a week or two, If they have fair winds.
Mazzini is furious over the Italian reid
justment with Austria. He thinks Italy
ought to have walloped both Austria and
France. A-f-t W..
The Charleston Mercury, which has been
suspended for some years, il about to be
revived by its former editor, Mr.. X. B.
Rhett, Jr. C.grkssi E,sFsaq < /
Kay, the swindler, was examined before
the Hastings Court Of Lynchbarg on Mon
day and sent on for trial. 7 Il.
1t is estimated that the cost to Austria
Of her recent disastrous war venture will
be $500, 000, O00. ~. s.ysg,F,g > ~
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arguments, you ~ perhsps attain your
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Illinois has called 8 convention 10 take
measures 70 establish negro suffrage In that
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I In California . Chinsmsn cannot testify
against . white man or nsgro,4 8 y
The people 81 New Orleans hAyp now TO
import Susaf and molassss tos Nome We.
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