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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-04
CIgars and Tohaecn.

A FULL assortment Of foreign and domes-
-h tie cigars, comprising many favorite
brands. Fine cut chewing in bbls paper and
tin foll, elso smoking tobacco. s,'.
1 MORRISON a DALE.
Aug. 9, le66.-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-04
July 5, 1861
BIacksmffhIng.

IHAvE opened my shops on Locust street IN
Gallipolis, and am prepared to do al kinds
Of work in my line promptly and in the best
possible manner. All work warranted and
prices reasonable. So il you want nice job
Of Blaeksnithing work, done in workman
like manner call at the old stand Of
sNgkEa JAMES BROWN.
Fsh. 4 1856 If a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-04
SOMETHING NEW.
+EPPART, ANDERSON & co,

WVHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in
w Queensware, Glassware, Japan and
Brittania Wares, Table Cutlery Carbon Oil
Lamps, de-. L.,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-04
MERCHANT TAILORS.

"E have purchased the entire Stock
w of n. Frank. and are receiving daily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12
NEW JERSEY INT SLLIGENCE.



I'm NAitSotn cospuuon's wAru Rraos,lup n.~
watch which solcn from Conductor rns OF the Fri.
Railway ~ stated Ia The Hrn.p o. FRIDAY was 10 nd -
Friday afternoon hy search party h tho shorig -
orange county, \. \ AZ Goshen, mhnfn Il must hass
hoan thrown by the thief t. escape detection tho eas
aud indicator were broken.
siAsarIos Ernon % cluLD MuHDsn,~-A lady Aas
gentleman passed. In the ne-Drosse- ferry sss
soid yesterday forenoon, the former Of whom carried
chd Tho pair passed Into tho ladies' waiting rssts
snd AFTER short stay passed on, IN mystcrous mann
thi. time without the cbi'd great husbub
aiersa while The parties could no. b. found the haaa
VINO drove them was discovered and fen he
"scrspc, aud after thorough asarrh under thu
bridge and water closets oliid could be- found iAs
proS. beinR ended sido o Ito rsar twas carried
~ the other w.h a,nlar results The Whole tsinR
wa well played hoax
Di-roSrr ssRsasr GiRI johanna Welsh
rested by detective charged With having robbed Mn
Norton ., New York. with whom shs Ind lived i.
want OF two pictures and clothing vcluei ~ SEQ n
acc,, ed wa held Tor examination.
Bergen.
\ fousu Iap AEnpstED Toa srrllfsg ho1sr -.,A,s
Murray arrcstod by Central Railroad dotocivo fS
stealing So, from the pant. pocket ~ James rhonp
resdrnl o. Fort cibson. thc outerpinng yoats
Har only twelve yc,t. Old and when tscchod al ~
IN his poss.sS.on.
HALLS Ferry.
Tnf BosE BunsTs1 l.rAntInsl.sr. Tho residents a
this locality becoming alive /, the lnrong cnicnoe
perpetual stencil that nile the entire lossty eapr-niy
during tho hot weather. olIsnlnary moe,ing
held Thufsiy evening arrange Tor az demo llon TOO
uothlns thor - thu Is t,lsoi o. Some daasoroaa
~ sickness have occurred here within thu past isu
weeks and " feared thu .ln To- 10 the b,oo
bu fninr establishment, which aprd gnatre the ataas
phcrc Ni,h poisonous inncdcant second meeting
bold yesterday evening Dui committee A.
pointed proceed 81 Chancellor Iahrske for 40 In
junction against It's utIanncN. should tbs prove sn
successful tho las viii be anticipated hy aumGsssV
ptotess, u threats mean anything
Ifobolcp.
Prarvrut tasufunN rug LnfALur.--Thc shsaacs
Of crime in Honoten matter ~ congtaius,ion % ~
dcugene bat Ia following up the tho wake II the
obnoEiogs gang may b. traced marine
would Gay. "wini.ald An unequal nuntsr
Of robberos and burgarirp have ,aLsn pisos
IN Hudson tiiy and ~ surroundings n tate. ,hQs
dcnnng the prcaonce 1T contrband COLLECTION iinpsst
cd ffon adjacent 10 Atty where the Ari u operations
heFo been le3' promising, ihe location ~ macy
summer residences 81 me melrupa tan ciy Tnaa nlsns
ID tempting indIccmsAt 70 the dirc.phs o. ,he sss
snd JHtigg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12
WEsTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE.

BrscLlsr ~ scgs@.sil Yesterday sfisrsoon, al
sbru, thru. O'Clock. tho hoase u Wm. ho.lsnd, ~
Boston road, between Tlrt AID second streets. "a,
broken INTO The bvrplar Ggrfnsn, aissst fortJ 6ss
years ~ age snier~f the hosso ~ the bali wont %
stain, AMI broke open ,bs % the acspsog sps-
r~rts me keys n N. wardrCb- ard brrraa being IN
the l0rs. tho bargisr procsedsd - ranssst thsrs be
naked IL amouv other thing, bue riot coal po,is
mora. containing nsos~v IN bb aud gold DOL
lar picket box containing afo1' i-n dollars ~ siivsr
DeeHging to- ehsren AMI lssery hsiongiBx ~ Ia
lady III ho1se, and nAny 0shrf tlinss attniirs -
Lst~eoa iva and three hun6ret 5Dtnl whha ia blsT
- IN TOE roorn srs HOLLAND sert her lt,ie rp
WITH pal N w,,sv The aa cane ts,i 70 be mother
and tod hef that TIE doo- epsn, sri . "a the
room. NJ HoelArd hesnx a hssae. - ssi hs VIE
.ent 20. snf, hst naang The bafgN inmeaiat~&y
ihey suppcss that ~ bsf ssnsfed wh~n the huh boy
dpeoy sr,d him aDagiy sn@s0ooeA IA b~<. Mr. a., j.
sstsa 81 n@ghboy. ARRESTED ard conveyed tln orf3rs
Jastlos A r. hsagunsn. Ne ssos 70 ns eoansy
lan 10, montbs rb- ui-< sio-s ssas IL rvvdsr rk
csntrs had sui iass4y arrived thh oosoUy rs
family hs1 soas 70 Yssasdsipbss cad - - psosins
s,pssl he soant,y looking fof w~s ~ N sppcrssnny
70 sf>Al vh.e srr.ssef hs cfe1 fts . ~hpesd chaa.
ssd bAsg~i p,s~cuAy W ~ isi %
~. rsrss Csco-v "A W sisss, 40 ys~r % -
Dlsss@e ;+ss,4s b ~ Sss~Y r HaN - oss1n
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under she order o. the Police pfpsor 70 oapss
all who wero known TO bo pickpockets aud thieves
Ihey were takon tho Eighth procncI station hous>
ami shortly Afterwards Identified by the members OF uSs
nrrn Pratt romns ,n importers ~ witches, n ~
two lads who recently stole valuable gold watch ross
toes. They Will properly be taxed care o.
Tus rickPc'>rrs-As 0.Dss PROM INSPECTOR cAIrss
rfR lnspe'tor Carpenter Of tho Metropolitan Pos'cs
Department sued tho following order iasi evening e
tbs incmbe'' Of tho force. IL explains iGelf.-"nu
moIro" being SUNDAY, aud II ID u pleasant the can
WIN !" crowded with people rong ar town and u the
various lcr"s ior recreation, lmprczsrs uion zoe
special dit"orons y be- vosy yignnt to prevent poo%
pckng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
before Justice BARNARD
Nh I.na. aIrIAI


An sppeal has entered by Mr. John rvfsy
Judge barnard dfCisoa ~ The General T,rfa ~ Ne
supreme Court be held thc lrs, Monday Of hovrD
bcr next. giving fourteen gfounds % apps1
Judge Barnard yesterday ordered The appeal be aka.
aud directed the clerk 10 draw orsr fu Nj Pctcys
ditcharyc on Monday. when he would ,ign n.
IN The casc OF Aids A. Rcarion Mathew A Rear
don the report confirmed and Judgment Of divorce
granted. Tho motion Of George g. Boriand John n
bacon denied, and the "a, the ssoss
calendar In tho case Of Charles A. giinsn st al va
WiN-m T. B'ods't th1 iaon was ordered 70 II pxAA
ovof % niUdaelt Motioaa granted in N. folo~
ins cA9@s .-Chsreg Irampaol W Ferdinand tsbr nus
90 ~ Ambrose X. tiy -. Henry II HVrthnstnn 81 4
- rho People a. rci basid Luliisvs John 4. stenn
let rhe mo- on Ter Injunction n.sie by iiurb poshey
80 Waiter ngrfork = Al wLs denicd In the csss u
Ellen GoSd.n Lows ilnItcn q al. reference
dsfei 10 take proof shI With opinion MOI
denied 10 the al the tsrn.r- Loan sud Tf,ss
company VI Aaron Ch,s1 ., al. inon.s~ Hops W =
Leland 4, A. and BaTrcia Taylor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

Yop BrsigIss
u the 4Hr~ ts.aii ~ . bottle -
rDssnIA~ wATL.
setsre h..sfss
,osaNfs4 Hsfgr
.tgIS BifIyIeSgsa
CLEARS 1ifk rfAD
fuaKPTks rllE APFKTfRx.
fnW GfNfFAL DEBILITY AND pSsri r-h
EariHg WAITE
snIb M ALL DtissfvIH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

- W0man' . GLORY The Mag ntae~ng Hair
* g'id,s ~ Amsfirsn lsdias Aort~j u, b. the -
BtHsEfrs .osOAi>E No eshsr preparation % ssasuy
sfs tie VARIOUS c9Rfisnr - hs hair, natsrai
nr.I-a-.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12
osb,ns the TIN He succeeded

getting about four dollars whom no $50 detected by
ars. Hart who compelled hun 70 give up Gle money
she frightened that she allowed hn 90 cpcapo
without being arr,acd. Tho boy snlo three oa.cs
VI bread from the cart the mornlnr and then cape
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

rsfehci.,'sfrsr ~. ~. if~-' =" the W svt1-
HEN Feffa3 NFr htEufMHs fsNtaas lnsF sMAs $500
Fstsesy - ss.e'sI si'%rt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

\. Niidrr'- Paieut sails -sa sdsr safes. To-
- afs ~ 81 .sf~ assds 90 - csf't.btt st.~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

Via T. '.,a' 80. 81" '-rsrt T r.!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

4. Essrs Lsdy fsa Have Perfect De-
fsaas - nsis 80 i's,~p, E,s..t f.T.lr 81, csssi
.fN-& Nsssn@ 1Unsls @ffrkls Osl.assslT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

- = -. .''''ss'. !. = 4 1877 's'1xTsT
NrLA riF slsy Ft,r rssILr t~f kFs.ls $500
d lfta ~. "a NA4pe Ne~ssng - rss@8wsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

ri.,~.c. I.rL.tach -~~tps us~sirrs B~.s
81 f- -Wa fafsrae n0~iEE s4taitf toup4Nf -
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.rs, Vs,r .sa Bsis-~-. fsrTs- n. py., -
stNsuss - s4lptwf ~ ysNfs pftetN* TO- @hNRvsnA'
y. ! Ataps raas.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

Iiy~s -e~i.s ns,sl.. s..r-s, PIC.
NaNE. 4K tafsMIF 0f lMM tAwiHt hrNNNs FffsAa~~
~ nrgs fr.sr Arss4s wth.s@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

'aursai,s roadv- sab,ile rre"'. iisss
HN - fshssNN - 49, ttT ef - Toy - - 49,
49, gfaaaw.y. $50 afvsa 40 Msa@4 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

While NaNssnnfI HI. j rc4lrE 10 The world In to
sennd volume q his "Jul ts-ar aiuI aud elaborate
description OF ths inyas4a " Britain by biz hero and
prototype, an Entiish clergyman Rsy. M surt.c
ely ntrrrp,a hs Imperial sasfy nging IN his faee
pamphlet cnttlcd, 'julus c,r IT'D he Gross the
NaItmllap EMPEROR Of Mexico, has been added
ganst M vii i aid 20 the isi of lmpora author
w sort ~ literary fraud ~ Lips,c publisher VINO
.uos cheap reprint " tho Archfukes Journals Of
mer voyages under tho title ~ my Life"
pior tho Pans publ hor has 'rorybt ont the nine.
tenntt volume ~ ihe correspondence ~ Napoleon y
Lord Br0lghAm ~ IN Paris. sgperiDtending n IrUneb
tranaLa,ion a be wor. On tho Briileh Constitution
NoniaafnhSg' has lus complrcd the third aud fourth
volumes Il "rhe Monks q The Vest Thcac Two
volumes 4rc das0tei % British .ccleslar,cs history
the taird after hrRat sketch ~ tho British eharas
Ter narrsing he o. Ireland ny ., PA,r.cs
and tho rnh2equeu, missionary enterprises
lanartinc h. tcgun ~ write his rlefnoirs. They will
form twelve volumes, 40 BE- pub.shnd three al time
he VII ~ hv o~n prhlWher
vetyr Hago's puo..shets, fscro. vcrbnseLov.n.
Who haze retired wealthy frun trade, ssf have
cleared from his snt works alone les than
nrin,er u n NEGOTIATION with Victor Hnro Tor novel IN
ten VOLUME i1st completed, ana ontitief "sibety.
Three " Hugo ns1 10000 fer u, alis tho Parts
corr spoudtni o. tn sasrfcnr yaivdyy Gcs-s> who
alss " kg1n- ran feweal has received, II l. ~.
filmed s. 90 refilng for hcr new novel, yelx Hoi,,
Me- Brsodons forthcoming novel q aces,,y win b.
entitled 'ihe B.lrrays witch y afro said 10 - The
ttla a. her newly PROJECTED magazine.
~ pa.nre Bnl~ef iyticn hN been made PEE. ~
EngIand with tho tile y hafun Lyitnn, knsbworh
AFteFnuW war; afa 5aMn btlNufN are bDfh IN knRanf
ionaon c,c welcoming the latter, style. him IL 80
~ funny Puritan. eateres Nth gssd taste and no
f,ctt THAT Inea BnBss sill beeouo houyehold
word In b. dopssd country ~ Fam HIcs
f0nron publ,he, announces reprtn, ~ "a Amer.
ran wors rhe nic and Correspondence - srjarln
Auilivsn' meaning ~Atasn. This reminds that ~
-err one prey ru--ssd BY sesrns on one shef ~ =
Paris book stall several volumes bark .s',ared sh.s u.s.
"L>s T,s-vs 10 Fo~i Ds~g, s~'ssv l~~rsoasa" srd
another below sms more tbe OF WHOSE su,hs.
vas river csns.s eucrsiy - " Bsscebrisse me iS-
t4r we readily OWNED 70 b uBfeebv,dss Hail. ~
v0slrgson frsng IN, 10 r-mems~vvs ~ Mr Dgus
sn.pns Ansxtoan sBtbovs-nst Even Mr. Paa dag -
untii dnssveref that hssr 80 mysforom norosyt-
sbse~ uerAs m ~ nsns " TIRE novsfss r1t1esr ~.
5s-UA0 y - CsNs1 etaG0 uesA
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rss r.sr.y y..:.s' ...E. S.-y..,: e:
60. " ~ Rrr.&-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27
LUMBER.

DAGLAND q CO.,
IL LUMBER DEALERS FIFTEENTH STREET,
offer for sale
900 200 fcet It, H. and inch PINE, part Of IT sea-
soned
20. ono feet /, H. and inch n. 6. WHITE PINE
81, 900 No. HEART CYPRESS SHINGLES
loo 900 No. 2CYPRESS SHINGLES.
OAK LUMBER assorted sizes
HEART GARDEN RAILS,
CEDAR POSTS,
WHITE PINE FLOORING, dressed
JOISTS and SCANTLING. IL to 81 feet long
HUBS, HOUNDS, SPOKES and
FLLLoL~, for wagons, &c.
ALSO,
| NEW COAL or WOOD CART
BILL TIMBER
cut al short notice on favorab terms.
NH g-2m RAGLAND & co.
MERCER & WOODWARD, LUM-
vi Der AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have
on hand and FOR sale ii large lot Of
LUMBER. green and seasoned;
SAWED LATIS,
PINEand CYPRESS SHINGLES,
VIRGINIA and ROCkLAED LINE,
CEMENT, Sc.
BLINDS and DOORS, all sizes.
Will give particular attention 10 orders for BILL
TIMBER, Pin" or oak.
Storage room for Lime, Hay, &c.
Office corner Of Ninth and Byrd streets
Yard on Ninth, between Byrd and Arch streets.
fe PTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27

Professor Tischcndorf has published Il new
volume OF his Mpa,tHte1dn Sncra i.eiitt, NOro
C,ILectip. 1t contains, rs al important add.
ton 10 the collection of Christian docu.
ments,i Il hitherto unknown palimpsest OF al
the Epistlcs of the New Testament, and the
Apocalypse, which, however, has been re-
served for the next volume. 1t was found by
Professor Tischcndorf in the library of the
Russian Bishop Porphyrius. This learned pre-
late granted him permission 10 make the
palimpsest more readable by the use of chemi-
Gals, aud afterwards TO decipher and publish
il. The Scriptural text of the palimpsest i
rendered in very antiquated manner, and il
only surpassed in this point by the five oldest
manuscripts. Another work by the same
so"d"t, which has just left the press, augmentS
the literature of Christian antiquity by five
"inedita of great interest. 1t forms supple
ment 10 Tischcndorfs Eco"geIn and AZ" Apo-
cra2,ho, in which he gave fourteen inedita. 1t
is called Apoc"igps'S .ipocrgpta. Among these
Apocalypse we mention those of the Apostle
Paul, which had been considered lost 1t
answers exactly 10 the indications which
Augustine and SoZomenus have given OF ii
Tischendorl found the Greek original text in
the Libraries Of Milan and Munich. -EaqiiM
V1pfr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
.arrasnnnaonco Of the Richmond Dispatch.


Mr. sorLroS OK THE rREsInKNT-tHh, ,o,Ix
ANB THE FAIL or .oIp-HhN. .,are,~r,rry,
EXF8ctssp--TuE REMo'A, =, rr,,>o ron WEN.
upanxs1ur .ax-EKvATiNE Nhh' IN" ~" 10"
sSsnAN' k''' WASHINGTON, March -.
x.,., WAS talking day IN Congress, t"
,,,a.>c,r.ian Of any business, wheh n'ihoci ,
", ',r,,artca 10 yrutilate their pent-up ah''
~ ~, Sitrn.ted notions about matters ana
'n,ncs generally. Democrats ana tohSciNa
ives have no taste for such rhel"ri'a, 'Nnin'
IONS and rarely participate. MT Moui'oh
a rahid Illinois k"puhhcan' Se>'et",. .h'i X"
me President with having deserted the Prih
miles OF the party under whose auspices ~
was elected and fraterniZing with the eh'mic>
of that party In spite OF IN" Strenuou
efforts being made Ia prove that the president
!, heart and soul With the Radicals, daily cNi
InnCcS prove that the breach II irreconciiabi'
The Loan bill. ~ ii passed The House IN II :
modified form, - expected 10 receive eai'
favorable action III the Senate. Inc hea,f
decline in the gold premium i ascribcd e\'i"
>iycly IL III. certainty of the passage ihto :,
law Of this measure. Many aniIclla'' u 10
10 twenty per cent. during the '"minS WIN
Mrs. SwlSshcr. III her notorious ht,,%s,' ~,
fjg9i>t Yesterday. nut-licrod> tcrod III h''
yiruIrnt abu>rof thc President. she charges
directly upon hIm the Grim" al MI Iim'",n
assassination aad yet, III spite OF All 'ii,'
her paper - published ami cir'nia'r" mi,n
immunity. ana hts more subscribers IMAM
would BE- imagined under The circumstances.
Many corirS 80 north weekly III The mails, aho
numbers are purchased i'll the different depart
ment>. .
Hon James Brooks, who \ certain that IL
will b. oUsted from his seat III the ion>e o.
REPRESENTATIVES,, 10 give place 10 Mr. pooS''
long an a>plrant for Congressional honois' i
confident that he viii h" re-e!rctcd by W.
immense majority II the next election.
II j. intimatrd that the President l. waiting
for the removal of Mr.. Brooks to make the long
vacant appointment OF toilcctVrof New DIX
All present signs point Ia 4 week OF mo
mcntpus interest 10 bc mau|uraied to-mor
row Many are on the q"i 81" I" he Ut 'h'
CAPITOL. in anticipation of 4 veto message on
the Ciyil Rights hill. and Senators speculate
extensively on the probability OF BENG ahl'
10 defeat Il veto. This, III connection W!'l
the length Of time in which the president ha>
had The measure before him, has been latelS
regarded a. the most positive evidence iHa'
he ,rH refuse his signature.
The meeting Of the friends OF the ADMINS
tralion policy called for "Wednesday evening
promises 10 bc very Important. The prhcipal
movers in the demonstration nave mot btcl'
connected with any of the gatherings hereto.
fore held here for that purpose, though III
are invited 10 he present. II Is Il gratifying
fact 10 be abb" 10 record that the Radicals are
really alarmed at the turn affairs nave taken
and many Of the leading extremists express
The utmost concern aS 10 the success OF the'i
rabid principles. Al""N'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27
LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
PyrEEsBrRG, March -, 1860.

PETERS, BURG, March 70, lS6o.
The people Of this goodly city have been All
agog for a week or more Ill anticipation OF ih'
arrival of the Opera Troupe, the first perform
ance of which takes place tonight 1T fhr-
mix Hall But yesterday they were taken
aback. and the ardor OF many chilled hy Il
counter blast against opera, circus, and amnse-
mentS in general, from nearly all the puipis
of the city. IL was doubtless 4 concerted
movement on The part of the clergy. If ii had
been confined TO Catholics and Episconali;tn>.
il might have been accounted Tor III the lacl
that this i Passion week, when a more scru
pulous regard 10 spiritual matters j. ehloineo
by the rules of their churches. But III has
been obvious for some time that Ill IN"
churches have been setting their faces against
public anuScment> with more carne>lh
than formerly.
1t is impo>slb bile To ~ay what effect the>" S"v"-
raj protests may hay" on the attendance III the
exhibitions in question. Doubtless many VIII
be restrained by religious >crnpies or ,o'l"
renee 10 tcClc>ias tIcal authority; While otheIS,
according 10 4 principle OF human nature, may
have their curiosity eNCited IL witness what
has been 50 severely ccn>urcd not to say de
nouncrd.
Ii il were not presumption ~ an humhi"
ltyman 10 express al opinion, HE Wl>'toln OF
This movement mI.ht hrluost Toned with some
show Of REASON In Ill ages, the human mind
has craNcd recreation aud amusement OF some
kind Ii might well be inferred, therefore,
that il i not without lis uScS i'll the hcallhIul
action of the meSral faculties. That indul
cencc often runs into abuse, il no more IN
argument against the proper use than excess
in eating is against In" refined enloyments OF
the physical appetite, or the ndi>criminaic
reading of sensational novels against the peru
sal of the immortal works Of Scott, Dickens,
and Bulwer.
Now, every man of ta>te-perhaps every
preacher-re;id> novels, mole or less the
ladies certainly read them by the score. Every
cultivated man has read the dramas OF Shak-
speare. but the representation OF Hamlet OF
Othello il discountenanc"d. Our daughters
are carefully taught music by competent pro
fessors: the choirs of our churches are trained
to the highest skill in psalmodv but the COM
positions OF the greatest masters OF the art
if performed in Il public place, are OF demo
RAILING tendency. Surely there Is some wani
OF Conference III all lhlS.
Would ii not he better, would 1t not pro
mote higher standard OF taste and morality,
if the whole subject of amusementS were Jul
diciously regulated instead of being put under
the ban? Parents are the proper guardians
and educators of their children III this matter,
rs i'll all others. Wherever there i wealth and
refinement, the accomplishments OF life will be
cultivated. Buff parents prohibit their chill
dren from INDUCING in amusemehts, IL may he
feared that they rcpress Il desire which Will
break out when no longer under their control,
and be gratitied even to the extent OF dissipa
ton. SSoNDES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27

From The official Gillian account az TIM
hsht between The Spanish and CHILEAN vessels
VI war, IL appears that the CHILEAN vessels
were not damaged To the extent represented M
i nIs., anu IL is also claimed that il was the
Spahiaras who were challenged To omen com
Dat ana refused, instead of the chilians.
Over sixty Of the men b.,o,,,,, -, Tho ror
iy-eighth Ohio regiment a, Gnl,.stnu Tax..
are under arrest Tor mutiny. They aIl.ge their
lime is out, and hence the trouble
The steamer TonaWanda, disabled, has been
towed into Fort Monroe by the steamer Mar.
Iaion both from New Orleans.
The Office Of the National Express and Trans
portation Company In Portsmouth has been
closed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27

Some time ago ii was stated that the Chan
cellor OF the EXchequer had discontinued Il
translation OF Homer, which he had been en-
gagged upon for years, ON account of the publ
cation of Lord Derby translation. Mr.. Glad
stone, 1t was said, declined publishing in
rivalry to his political opponent, or, rather, of
appearing 10 rival him. Whatever determine.
toh was Then made, we believe the resolve of
not continuing = translation has now been
English Will appear bearing ON II. lille. mage
me hahe vi the Chancellor of the Excheuuer
as The translator. - Loul,,, ,,o,.y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27
LIST OF LETTERS,
= rsT OF LETTERS REMAiM M -
l ~ TuE POST OFFICE At RICHMOND,

,rr.TE OF VIRGINIA. MARCH "a. 100" =,
pr,ans calling Tor letters advertised IN IN" 'o,
,ouinr list viii plea,e say they ~" adNrr,lsea
I've The date ot tho list aud pay on" ''hl ,"' ~"
rertisino ltnot called for within one month"; "''H
Mi no sent 10 tho Dead Letter nMe". ,
Letters to strangers 81 transient visitors IN Tow
c;tv whore ihcir address may hc unknown
shonI no marked, on the left hand corner, iran
silent. ,,,..,.. s, -, ,,o,traa
Persons calling for advertised letters are required
IA Sh the change.