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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22

bitter hours OF her existence.
Mechanically she pursued her laborious
tolls, each day fading the bright smiles
from her countenance. Sadness and sor-
row made haggard that once lovely face.
She knew not where her recreant lover
had gone, and could hardly realize that he
who had loved SO we'll and promised Sc
faithfully had thus abruptly forsaken her
Learning that the letter was a forgery,
through diligent inquiry she ascertained
that her lover had embarked for Cincin-
natl, and determined to seek him.
On Wednesday last she arrived in this
city, and took rooms at the Henrie House,
where she soon attracted the attention and
unfeigncd admiration of the guests. Her
beautiful but pensive countenance, her
lady-like department and gentle manner,
her silent and marked taciturnity, were the
objects of wonder and surprise.
She sought the city over, but could find
no trace of her lover; and driven to de-
spair, she determined to put an end to her
miserable existence. Life no longer had
charms for her-all was "feeting show"
and afforded no pleasure to her broken
and distracted heart. :
Slowly, sadly, but determinedly, she
sought the river at the foot of Fifth street,
then stepped on board raft, walked TO
the outer end, knelt in silent prayer, and
then arose, and with wild and fearful
plunge sank beneath the turbid waves OF
the Ohio. But it was not her lot to thus
perish. God, in His infinite wisdom, had
otherwise decreed. The noise occasioned
by the splash attracted the attention of q
number Of workmen engaged close by.
The cry was raised, and in moment two
sturdy men plunged in and brought the
almost iiieiess form Of the unfortunate girl
TO the shore. She was conveyed to the
nearest house and physician sent for,
who succeeded in restoring the would be
suicide to consciousness. She was con-
yeyed TO- the Henrie House, where she re-
ceived the kind attentions of Mr.. Watson
and his assistants, when she so far recover
ed as to return to her parents in st. Louis.
which she did last evening. =
The letter published above, the cause OF
all her misery, was found upon her person,
and the circumstances connected with her
sad fate we received from her own lips.
Perchance this article may reach the eye
of the young man, who is doubtless still
in this city. If II should, we are sure that
all the Vaccinations Of his naughty pa
rents will not deter him from taking t.
his bosom the unfortunate subject % our
sketch, : s4" ieA I" "s'
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DR. r. Rennolds having been my family phr,'.
clan 10 10 the time OF his death, which oecnIte3
about two years ago, have had frequent oPyI
mnites To experience and witness the effects o b',
Hepatic Pill and do not hesitate TO state thai
believe they the best medicine OF the Kind i9Al
has ever been used in this section OF country ny
npghhors use them, and tn ink much al them d,
lido WILLIAM J. ID. BILL
ArsysrA COUNTY. VA
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srAuYrox, Va, January ., i'''-
take great pleasure In stating that have been
In the habit OF using DR.. L. Remedies Hepauc
Pills in my family for some years, aud eou,!dS,,
them n every respect superior to any medicine %!
the kiud. have been engaged for som. time IN
the iron business, which rendered IL necessary -
have many persons In my employ | have ueea
Ss0 P W A. BURKE.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

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The national Republican., 1866-06-09

The Fenians are reported to have sent q
canard steamer to capture one Of the cunsrdsrs.
Won't they catch III
A JEWISH house, entire, has been excayated
In Syria dating two centuries before Christ. II Is
furnished after the Egyptian fashion, and parts Of
the Old Testament found In some Of its rooms.
Or Monday, May 2s, whale was captured
In tho bay at sOmers Point, N. J. Tho ash was
20 feet long and 10 feet across, and II yielded
about 100 gallons Of oil Of the finest quality.
1t has been determined by the Government
Of Prince Edwards Island TO issue licenses r.
American fishermen at the rate Of hfty cents ~
ton. This entities them to all the privileges en-.
jOysd under the reciprocity treaty. and will be
gsrded with favor BY all engaged in the business.
Carr. CAIHorN, who brought cargo Of
turtles from Florida 10 New York, has been com.
planned Of for cruelty TO animals, because he
pierced the flesh Of the turtles and bound them
with cords. He argues In defence that turtles are
not animals. The learned judge Is considering the
point.
1T is stated that number Of the wagons
used by the Government in the late war and pur.
chased by hrm In Boston and landed upon the
the old hospital ground in Chelsea, were taken to
Vermont a few days since BY the army Of Gen.
Sweeney. Agents are also said to be secretly con
tracting for guns, ammunition, and tug.boats in
Boston and the East.
The Fenian leaders are being arrested, not
at the head Of their troops clothed In the pano-
ply Of war; but rather ingloriously Il would seem,
in their beds aud comfortable city Offices Sweeney
Il 4 n. -. IL
night, just as he had commenced his hrst nap, and
Roberts suecumbs at noon next day in his private
Office, on Broadway, New York.
Mr.. HUTCHINSON, President Of the Ma
tionai Bank Of the Metropolis, desires It to be pub
licly stated that in furnishing the information to
one reporter for paragraph relative to his bank
which appeared in our issue of yesterday, he in
tended no reflection whatever on the responsible
Washington correspondent Of the New York Tn
6uns, whose reputation for general integrity is
above reproach.
The New England railway companies are
striking for higher prices for carrying the mails,
and are putting the Government to the trouble Of
organizing horse expresses and the people to the
Inconvenience Of receiving letters behind time.
The Concord railroad refuses to carry the mails any
longer under the present arrangement, and mail
teams, with feet horses, will immediately COM
meuce running between Concord, Manchester,
Nashua and Portsmouth, N. II.
The abandoned camp Of the Fenians at
Fort Erie was visited by sBufaO reporter, who
describes the field as Uttered with knnpsackS,
broken British guns, Ia large number Of which were
captured) sardne and oyster cans, canteen', shirts
drawers hats playing cards chickens, geese, ham',
legs of mutton, pieces Of bacon, letters, whisky
bottles &c. "This, says the reporter, in all sin.
csrity, shows that the men took nothing with
them but what was absolutely necessary" \
The national Republican., 1866-06-09
BRITISH PROCLAMATION OF REU.
.... TAALITY.

The following Is q copy Of the proclamation Of
the Queen Of England on the breaking out of the
civil war in the United States.
w. R. Whereas we are happily at peace with
all eoyereigns, Crowns Powers, and States; and
whereas hostilities have unhappily commenced be-
tween the Government Of the United States Of
America and certain States styling themselves "The
Confederate States OF America" and whereas, we
being at peace with the Government Of the United
States, have declared our royal determination to
MAINTAIN q strict and impartial neutrality In the
contest between the said ooutending parties: We
therefore have thought ct, by and with the advice
Of our Privy Council, to issue this our royal proc
lamamation. 1.-THE provisions Of the foreign enlist
ment act are here recited.
And We do hereby warn all our loving subjects,
and all persons whatsoever entitled to our pro-
teetion that II any Of them shall presume, in
tempt Of this our Royal Proclamation, and of our
high displeasure, TO do any acts In derogation Of
their duty subjects Of natural sovereign in the
said contest, or in violation in contravention Of
the law Of natons-As, for example, more especially
by entering into the military service Of either Of
these said contending parties as commissioned or
non-eommiEsionod officers or soldiers, or by serving
as officers sailors or marines on board Of any ship
orvesse Of war or transport in the service Of either
Of the oontending parties, or by serving officers
soldiers or marines on board Of any priya-
teer bearing letters Of marque, or from either
Of these oontending partiesi or by engaging TO
90, or going into any place Doyond the
seas, with intent TO enlist engage in said
service or by procuring or attempting to procure
within Her Majestys dominions at home or abroad,
therein to do by fitting out armng equpping
any ship vessel to be employed as shipof-var or
prvateer, transport by either ofthe said contend
ing parties or by breaking or endeayorng to break
any blockade lawfully and actually established by
or on behalf Of either ofthe said oontendng parties
or by carrying officers soldiers, dispatches, arms,
military stores, materials any article arti-
ces considered and being oontraband Of accord
ing to law or modern usage Of nations for the use
or service Of either Of the said contendDg parties;
All persons so offending will occur and be liable
to the several penalties and penal consequences by
the said statute, or by the law Of nations in that
behalf made and decreed.
And we do hereby declare that all our subjects
and parties entitled TO our protection who may
misconduct themselves In the premises will do SO at
their peril and Of their own wrong and that they
will In no wise obtain any protection from as
against any liabilities or penal consequences but
will on the contrary, incur our high displsasure
by such misconduct.
This proclamation was agreed upon In priyy
council on the 18th May, 1851, and was forthwith
published IN tho Official Gazette '' .i'"
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Joint COMMITTEES on the Library W inquire into the
expediency Of purchasing the eqrestran statue Of
Lieu. zen; scott when now sdorns The walls OF
the Capitol,
BY MI. Laaia, Of New York, from the COMMITTEES
on Printing! pIeoting the printing Of i've thousand
extra copies Of the report Of the smi'hsonisn Inst
tste-two thousand Tor the Institute and three
thousand LOT ,he members Of the HOUSE.
by MT. Uunom, Of iiinoisi lnstructing the Com
mi,,ee on rsnsions 70 inquire into the expedieney
$50 amending me pension law as 20 ALLOW the i.,u,
anee oi pensions 70 date rom tne discharBe Of the
sailor or soldier where the apphc.tion - made
within two days aner the date Of such discharge.
on motion OF mr. nibiaok, OF Indiana, the senate
oint resolution LOT ths restoration Of Llentsnant
Oommander hcnard d: Law, Of the United states
navy, 70 INC aCnVs gu ts, from sss ressrved l,,t was
taken up from the Speakers table was read twice,
and referred to The oommittes on Naval Ahairs,
bln, o. tns conveying nues Tsre introdaeeo, rsad
tWiee and reieued 70 apProprate eommittsesi
By MT; Wslkcr, Of Ohio Regulating divorces In
tn9 pistne. ot ooumola
By Mr. Phelps, OF Maryland; 10 enlarge the np-
Penate Jurisdieu9n Of ths Supreme Court Of the
Dlstric, oil Soomeia In chaneery.
by M. snnnei,, OF lowe: Amendaeoy OF ths
act reiaung 70 tne ioss OF noIses ana equipments.
1n, o. tne ,onowiss n's' wore reported from
committees and passed:
~ Mr. Taylor, OF New York: Senate bill for the
renei Oh MRS. anna %. SMton, OF Mashinston'
wlaow Of i"'e nea'enan' In inc 10Th virginia VOL
unleon' -, al. :. f44f,s, IA 80. rrs
by MI Julian, Of Indiana; Senate bill 70 grant
tne right OF way 70 the Humboldt Canal Company
through the puohe lands Of the United States, In
the slate OF NeVaaa.
ny Mr. hisy, oil masseehusetts: Senate amend
ments TO the house biii 70 amend the postal laws.
By Mr. Blame, Of Maine peclaratory TO the law
OF bounty declaring ina, where any enlisted man
mas peen or may DO de'aiIed lot duty as clerk or
ior other duty In any executive bureau at headquar.
ters or elsewhere, ne snail mot % thereby deprived
The national Republican., 1866-06-09
ANDREW JOnNNsoN,


President OF the United States OF America,
To all iohom q may concern! d
Satisfactory evidence having been exhib-
tied 10. me that CARL FRIEDRIcH ADAK has
been appointed Consul Of Schaumburg Lippe
for the States Of Ohio, Michigan and Indiana,
to reside in Cincinnati, do hereby recognize
him as such, and declare him free to exercise
and enjoy such functions, powers and privi-
leges as are allowed to Consuis by the law
Of nations, or by the laws Of the United
States.
In testimony whereof have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the seal Of
the United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of
Washington; the thirty-6rst day Of
May, in the year Of our Lord one
H. s. thousand eight hundred and sixty
six, and of the independence Of the
United States Of America, the nine
tieth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
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[oyrIcrAL.l
ANDREW JOHNSON,


Prss.dent OF the United states OF America,
TO all paop u may concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhib-
tied TO me that RAMON 0RBErA has been
appointed Consul Of Spain at Mobile,
Alabama, I do hereby recognize him as
such, and declare him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges
as are allowed to Consuls by the law Of
nations, or by the laws Of the United States
and existing treaty stipulations between the
Government Of Spain and the United States.
z In testimony whereof have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the seal of
the United States to be hereunto afixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Wash
.sa hgton the second day Of June, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand
tsFAL eight hundred and sixty-six, and Of
the independence. Of the United
~ E,' States Of America the ninetieth.
,sHyt ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: ..t. bj
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, -
Secretary Of State. lisn
The national Republican., 1866-06-09
THE DEPARTMENTS.


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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTRRIOR,
L. .. UEIrED srArRs PATIENT oEEToH,

IL
TT Nv. ". ''t..H- wABHIEsroh jane ., 1906.
On the petition Of Horace 4. Robbins, Of Boston.
Mass praying for the extension Of patent granted TO
him on the l4Ih day Of ssptsmbe 1881 Improve
ment in Shuttle guides TO Looms, for seven years
from the expiration Of said PATENT which takes place
on the l4h day Of September, 1855, .'r". .'
is ordered that the sAid petition bs heard at the
Patent Once MONDAY the 27tk day Of August next,
at ~ o'clock. IN aud all persons notified 10 appesr
aud show cause, u Rnythsy have, why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Parsons opposing the extension are required to nis
In the Patent Once their eoons specially forth
in writing at least oetv days before the day Of hear
ing all testmouy hled by either party to be used at
the said heArns must be taken and transmitted In
eordaaee with the rules Of the Oes, which viii be fur
nishsd on application.
Deposiions aud other papers, relied upon as tssti.
mony, be hed In the once oentU days before the
day II heRringi the Argumenl any, within ten days
after hllng the testimony, fsI
Ordered alec that this notice be Published In the Ia
f6lhgenesr and the RRFuBLIcAS WAshingtop, ID. o. I,
and Ia the Journal, boston, Miss,, once week for
three successive weeks the hrst Of said 10
be a, least sixty days previous to the day q hearing
r... Comnisslonar of Patents, q
s.-Bdltors ei the above papers will please copy,
aud send their bills TO the Patent once With paper
containing this notice, a H J7'lANSw
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL,

l.
CLEHK's OFFICE,
I HousR or RRPREEESrArIyRs, UEIrEp srArta
Sealed proposals will be received at this otee until
l2 o'clock M OF FRIDAY, the 22d June 1850, for sup
plying fuel for the House Of Representatives, Of the
United StAtos, as follows, to wit;
500 tous 80 lbs best qaAity No. I largo Egg
white Ash Coal OF Of quality equal thereto, 10 be
thoroughly screened and free from dirt
100 cords best BAkers Seasoned Pine Wood.
20 cords beat Seasoned Hickory.
90 cords best reasoned uAk.
Ten cords Of the Hickory TO be saved In three pieces
tho balance Of all ths wood In two pieces
All 10 be delivered IN the vaults Of the Capitol, under
the direction u the Chief Engineer within month
after date Of contract No bids will be considered from
satsfAetory references aud security Will be required
for the faithful performance of the contract
Jeo-h22d Clerk II. r., y. g.
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

NMr. Kennedy, late Superintendent Of Census,
haA received a diploma Of membership Of the Geo.
graphical Society Of Prussia, to oil the vacancy
created by the death Of Dr.. Barth, the celebrated
traveller
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

The French Minister, tho Marquis de Montholon,
on the evening Of the 7th inst, gave an elegant
dinner to the members Of the foreign diplomatic
corps
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DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

. oYTIoE CosassARI or SUBSISTENCE,
.H. -H.. PRrERsBURosgAs, Juss 4, ls00. I
Sealed proposals In du pieaie respectfully invited
until JUNE a0tb, 1850, for furnshing the troops and
all others entitled TO raons stationed at Petersburg and
City Point, Va, with
until the Sist Deeenber ls8s such less time the
Commssary General may direct, and delivered at such
times as ths undersigned may direct To be Of good
and marketable quality, in equal proportions Of fore
and hind quarter meat (ueeks shAnks and kidney tai
low 10 be exeluded) q. .'f .|iF'H .'#
Oath Of to United States aovsrnmsnt must
accompany each bid, unless one 10 already onhe In
this ofiee.
Paymshts to be made monthly, or ss soon thereafter
as practicable, in such funds Government furnishes
for that purpose. NJ ....
n..' ~. A. d. PALMgR,
je.9dtelo First Lieut. 18th .. g. Infantry, A. Cs.
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

IsrERSAL REVENUE RECEIPTS. receipts
from internal revenue yesterday were S572 O3i 80.
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

TPREAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
j. ooMPuoLIsa oY THH cu4RHScr, wAsHnofos,
May 70, 1859. H+I .tillW 10 %
Notice s hereby given TO all persons who have claims
against "The Merehsnis' National Bauk o. washing
ten, D. O.. that they must present the sane and make
1esal proof thereof q yAMHs o. ksesiyer q
day Of August next, Y. CLARKE,
my2o .sodSm Comptroller Of the Currency,
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

AN editor out West Calls Wendell Phillips
tho great unSpsnksd national sOOld."
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

OROQUET, FOR THE FIELD AND
~ .PARLoRi new styles ~ great variety Just re-
oeiyed at ~ |N PHILIP q bOLOhOhS'
TnHI# fr. Metropolitan Bookstore,
JeI .Stsod No. sSa PennaylVAnia avenue.
The national Republican., 1866-06-09
sPECIAL NOTICES.


As- Nationel Military Asyium.-The MAN.
ayers Of The National Asylam for discharged volunteer
soios' authorised ~ act Congress. approved March
~ isso' AK proposals l0r snss 'or Asyums ~ d0asuon
~ p,ens, u's 49, ~ ''.uA.s ~ one y, ~
"ya eoa,H'h - ,'A'' ~ Aeies VI Aha, ssa % IN
.s. 'y.-ava AAa :, asos ~ Isni'Aa VI
without delay extensive and permanent budiugs for
said Asylums and Its establishment will be largely ad-
vAnageous 10 any section or railroad In the vicinity Of
;" n'o ,Oea"on
r,.,,s ,N,''n, ~,
80 ,as,@s ,' ~ A'o .sAsu ~, 'a'
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p.s.s..,. 49, 'a.s,ss..ou. .us ..,.,..L,,.
nr,t named to be in willing. eoptalpipg bio, ma DE-
serpton Of grounds and terms and Of traps
fer-mu.t be sent 10 Major General n. BuTLgR, At
LOWELL Mass on or before the 10Th day Of Jups 1899
BENJ. y. BUTLRR.
President Board Of Manager,
LEwIs b. duscKnL, Secretary.
- Publishers Of papers authorised to pab'iah the
laws Of the United States will insert for three weeks.
and send bill, with eopyof pubeaOn prior 10 June %.
my2s.sw
AS- Moth and Rr.oLl..-I.d,.. .m,.,.a
win pl,eolor,,Iop, ON ,hs yass ,,iIsd oh !,
freekl.,. ,bould u,. psyrv'. calsh,.tsd M0,h snd
Precllo Lotion Its ,pfsiibls prsn.rsS nv n, RC'
PERRY, p.rm.,ologI., 40 Bond ,t,.s, Nav Vow soIa
h. III a,..,,.,. A. w,.n,.~,. - ,,sI nN,..
a mvl7.ttAssm
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AND oohfkcrioNARf'
NO. $40 kLnvnsrH sr Hhnr,
Between street and hassaehusests avenus,
WAsHiheroN' DC.
P.YtIs. w.aaing. .nd R-s,,.,on. b,r,,.h.a =, an.
mo.l Reasonable term, ana 4, shor, notice
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Die oEise bat Grbre barof su isben. Sah Sieie Dr.
binans ftriet auSgefibrt ruirb.
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