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Fast Young Ladies.

The divorce court has shown us
the social en,l of several FAST young
ladies. They begin tEeir career by be
ing jollyr roliGking girls, amusing en-
ough, no doubt, rs long as they are
young and irresponsible; but their bro
thers come home from college and
they emulate their swagger and their
slang. They affect u taste for un-
womanly things, and soon acquire n
real love of excitement, unknown to
respectable ladies thirty years ago.
have heard of girls smoking cigar
cites and carrying betting books.
The surroundings Of all this sort of
thing need no comment. II the girl
marrics q sensible man, he will at
once put an end to everything Of the
kind; if he is fool lie permits it,
and reaps the consequences.
t.,As the, hasband is, tho vile is, thou art
mated with clown.
And the grossness OF his nature viii have
Weight to drug thee down." .gs. q.
, Bat the misery does not end IN the
nine days scandal; the real sufferers
Mt least the only sufferers worthy oI
pity, are the children, who, in later
lite, blush to hear their mother S
name, and, if daughters, they them
selves never quite escape the shadow
of the family disgracc.-Home Jour
nal.
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Splendid .Bcwelry,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, ETC.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.


T,uE HOUSE OF BOSANQuEr, GlRAUO Il
CO.. PtrIs, have the ioasute ul Hurouu
eng that they have opened an .tlCy 10 the
CITY uf New Nurs. Tor TIE sale - tEtlr wide
~ known jcwc,ry. Wat lies. Nc. and Tor the
purpose ut maxim. their goods Hs eNtel ve-
ly known aud appreciated ~ the United
States as they now are, and have been foi
over - years. m EurolC; hey have deter
miued oH 20 plan by which poor and r'ch alike
may have the advantage 81 ihclr sllchclt
STYLES. A. q prclw.gtry, they would r,'
marx TINT they maLGi,t'luie and sell uu nm
tatton Jowelryor Watches, hut
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Workmanship.
Our customers via iusv iHyc the great ad
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-03

Execution OF rHE HErFTRyAy MrRDERERs
AT NAsHvILIE.-The horrtd murder Of Dir
William Heffernan, one OF the most exenn. .
plary, useful, and highly esteemed citizens of
Nashville, which occurred on the night OF
November %, 1855, was their work. On Fri
day, the culprits paid the ignominious price
of their inhuman crime on the gallows.
We are glad 10 learn from Father Bergrath
that he considers their condition, spiritually,
as an evidence of repentance and pardon, and
that he had administered the sacrament on
Wednesday TO all four of the felons.
And yet, when the priest left them for a
time, they INDUCED In ribaldry. Lysaught
doubted whether, with his weight, his neck
would be broken-and his was the only neck
broken.
Grab made some remarks in response, when
Lysaught replied, You'll be dead Crab,
then" And 50 these four abandoned wretches,
when they could summon ribaldry enough,
spent the last hours of existence. Among the
last of their gallows pastimes were various
attempts at raillery, which might be termed
'whistling TO keep their courage up" Ly-
saught, apparently the most nonchalent, as
we'll as the youngest, the leader of the party
in badinage, seeing looking glass in prison,
leaped from his seat with the exclamation,
" i must look at my face once more" Having
satisfied his curiosity, he urged Crab, " Look
at yours" He replied " No, 1t ain any use.
afraid you'll break the glass p asked Ly-
saught with grin, which elected cores
ponding grin all around, as the four sat about
the stove. Crab having used Lysaughts
handkerchief, the latter snatched II gaily
away, exclaming, " Let me smell it for ever
lasting?" Then turning to his companion,
who was Familiarity and affectionately stro-
king hair, You are enough 10 make mon
key grim" which elected a low laugh from
the party. The only serious conversation
which dropped from this hardened young
ster's lips was this II could have got bot
tie of wine this morning for nothing, but l
wouldn't take it. l don't want TO answer for
that as we'll as all the other things
Perry was asked how he felt in the prospect
OF death He replied: 81 don dread it n bit.
/ is best 10 take it easy It's got TO come
Louisville Journal, January 90.
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HALIFAX, February l. The steamship Africa,
from Liverpool on the Goth and Queenstown
on the 2lSt, has arrived. The trial OF Cor
nrlius @ Mahony, who had been assistant
book keeper in the Irish People office, ended
in ms being convicted and sentenced TO five
wears penal serHltude. $1,000
II appears that in Ireland the British
Government were taking still more serious
measures for the destruction OF Fenianlsm.
dublin and Tipperary had been proclaimed y
rudrr the Arms act---a mild species OF martial
l.w. II prohibits any one from appearing
with firearms, and permits the police TO
s%,rch any house where they may nave reason
20 suspect that arms are concealed.
The Paris PrtsSe o: the 18th states that
Baron Sallond had left Paris for the purpose
O. making arrangements with Maximilian for
M. departure of the French troops from
Mexico al the earliest possible date.
The Spanish advices say General Prlm
remains between Andalusia and the Portu-
-upSc frontier.
new eruption of the volcano of Mauna
Lo1 had occurred.
Advices from Hong Kong, China, TO the ISL
ul,mO, had been received. lhere were no
new lnsuryent movements. 1t appears as II
the Imperial Government had eXtirpated the
rebellion from the land. The Mandarlns are
rud"lyoring TO conform TO more enlightened
policy towards foreigners, being frightened oy
The appearance of the British Minister at
Prkn.
On the o2d Of December one Of the buoys OF
he Atlantic cable was seen in latitude AZ N,
longitude 50.
The Marquis Masseine ID Azeglio, one OF the
most distinguished of Italian ministers and
authors, died at Turin, January 10.
COMMERCIAL ISTgLLIGBScB.
liverpool, Saturday srening tria QueenStotenl.
The cotton market is unchanged; sales, ten
thousand bales Breadstuffs closed quiet, but
steady. Provisions are steady.
L,uion, January 2o.-Consols closed NJ e7I
- United States fiye-twenties, 65Hg6S.
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THE DISPATCH BUILDING is on uo.
VERNON STREET, NEAR TO MAIN, AN AN.
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE OLD DasfAiCh
CORNER.
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL
the Baltimore sun

,C,rrn>pondence Of the Baltimore sun.
WASHINGTON, February l.
Gathering of General Officers In Washington
Consultations i'm regard 10 the South-Dissa-
,i,faction with the New Frccdmen's Bureau
niIl-Thc Evils 10 flow from it-StevenS's Con-
.,i,u,ional Amcndment-The Issue with the
President.
The gathering of general officers of the
tinted States army III this city has been tho
.uh,rc; OF some speculation here and else
where am informed that they did not come
ro,rthcr nv chance, nor even for the purpose
of composing court-marual TO Try Jefferson
Davis The President summoned them, no
doubt for the purpose of some consultation
among them and between them and himself
on the subject Of the condition OF the military
departments of the South, the number ana
description of troops there required the eXpe-
dIencv of transferring the duties of the bureau
.. freodmen's affairs 10 the military, &c.
The new frcedmen's bill meets with opposi-
nor ,crywhere out of Congress, but within
the capital IL is sustained as party measure.
The President may not approve 1t, but none
Of the statements or arguments offered against
u in the House will haye any more effect than
If thcy had been made by gas-l light 10 the walls
ot the representative hall like the speeches last
night, Many leading Republican papers have
vrutGred 10 expose the dement's OF TINS mea.
surr II Will, If ever carried into effect, lead
70 all the evils which Governor orr Indicates
in IN. letter TO the President. The negro race
viii perish from want and improfidence, or De
rxtcrrninated III 4 collision OF races
Many Republicans who voted with Mr. Ste
vens upon his amendment Of the Constitution
express the hope and belief that the Senate
viii arrest it. though they had not the courage
20 do H. A change of only seven votes would
have defeated II. The Senate cannot stop 1t.
Their vote is four 10 one for any radical mea-
If Mr.. Stcyenss speech is 10 be considered as
the initial step towards the Impeachment OF
the President, events will be hurried towards
4 crisis. Hence il is that we have rumors OF
an impending Cabinet crisis &c. l0TA
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From the Rio Grande.

New ORLEANS, February 2.-Late Matamo-
ras dates have been received.
Bagdad was abandoned on the Goth ultimo,
by the Liberals and by the United States
guard placed there, and the Imperial troops
entered it on the same day.
Nearly all the merchants of Matamoras-
Mexican and foregn-(and among the former
are several influential Liberalists), have pub
lished n solemn protest against the course OF
the United States army and several officials on
the Texas side of tho Rio Grande charging
them with being responsible for the troubles
and outrages on that frontier by aiding the
partisans of Juare2, who has no more foot
hold or basis of operations on this frontier than
that afforded by said officials.
The protest is very severe. Its truth is oil
cially certified by the Vice Consuls of Spain,
France, Prussia, and Great Britain, resident
at Matamoras.
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How THE Scorer WORK IN VIRGINIA.
gentleman who has recently travelled from
Washington TO Richmond says he saw on the
whole route only one farm where the ploughs
"New Market" the farm recently leased by
DR.. Baylor, of Caroline, to Mr. Black, a
Scotch gentleman Here seven pioughs were
actively employed. If Mr.. Black can prepare
land for a crop, why cannot othfrs, TO the
manor born MT Blacks superintendent Is
said TO be Scotchman, who has only been 10
the country for few weeks, and, notwith.
standing all the disadvantages when u
stranger has to contend with, he has already
got the machinery of the farm in full opera
ton. Let us take an example from 1t, ana do
all In our power TO raise crop this year. -
Fredericksbsuy Herald, LIST.
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From Mexico.

OAiclal news has been received at WaShlng-
ton up 10 the fifth Of January, from IL Paso,
The residence Of the Mexican Government.
General lgnacio Mejia, one Of the defenders OF
ruebla, has been appointed Secretary OF war
In President JuareZ's Cabinet. The French
have not made another attempt TO attack III
Paso. General Ferraca's division was close
by. and the place il looked upon rs entirely
safe. The news from the interior show that
the French are quite Disguised with their end
l">s task Of establishing Maximilian's autho-
riiy upon an unwilling people.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
RoAD.-On Thursday last the first ground was
broken on this road with many ceremonies.
Speeches were made by a half-doZen or more
persons, great hilarity regned, and n little
dirt was dug up and removed. r. W. Latham
is president of the company. The charter
provides for n station house ut Mount Vernon,
and runs on the bank of the Potomac for n dis
lance of about fifteen miles, affording n long
and uninterrupted view of that beautiful
river. The point on which ground was broken
is on line running 10 the west end of Alexan-
dria, connecting with the Washington, Alex
andria and Georgetown railroad north of the
city, and passing it by entirely. This will be
an important link in the road, connecting the
North and the South together, and will be n
great saving of time between the cities Of these
two sections Of our vast country.
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FRANKLIN, Pa, February IA fire broke
ont ut o'clock this morning, which DESTROYED
twenty four buildings in the centre OF the
town including the post office, the Lambert
son House, Stanford's Theatre building, and
The Masonic buildings, just Completed Loss
estimated 1T 500, 900 insurance about NAN
tb1tamount, principally in eastern companies.
When the fire broke out n strong west "lno
prevailed which fortunately ceased about
- clock, and enabled the tiremen 10 get control
Of the flames, or nearly the whole business
part OF the town would have been destroyed
An the mail matter was saved. The fire ORR
lIuatcd in 4 brothcl.
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Especial dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch.l
From WashinRton-Trumbu Protection Bill
Passed-The Brooks Contested Election Case
General Lee.
WASHINGTON, February Both Houses OF
Congress INDUCED in very long session. The
Senate adjourned about 6 o'clock, P. M,
having occupied the day in vigorous discus
sion of Trumbulls Protection Bill, which
passed before the adjournment. Mr.. Cowan,
of Pennsylvania, voted with the Democrats
against its passage.
: In the House, the Brooks Contested Election
Case was argued during part of the session.
AS the Radicals have everything their own
way it would not be surprising If Brooks was
ousted His opponent Dodge) is man OF
immense wealth, his income reaching about
one thousand dollars per day.
Some very important Executive communi-
cations We're submitted.
General Lee is in Georgetown. TINoN.
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TOPOGRAPHIC NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

wAsHrxeTox, February 2.-SRSATE.-The
Senate was engaged In the consideration of the
bin giving protection to all persons in their
civil rights which, after a long debate, was
passed by yeas 50, nays T. It provides that
all persons born In the United States, and not
subject to any foreign Power, excluding
Indians not taxed, are hereby declared citi-
zens of the United States, without any dis
tinction TO color.
HorsE.-The House discussed the bill
enlarglng the powers of the Freedmen s
Bureau. A contested election case was also
argued.
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Great Burning of Oil.

PRrR0LRuM GENRE, PA, February 1.-The
fire Yesterday at Benehof river originated
from a spark Of an engine, which first commu.
nicatcd 10 an oil we'll on Lease 80. Eight
flowing wells-six belonging TO the Bene-
hon Petroleum Company of New York, and
TWO 10 the Northern Light Petroleum Com
many Of New York-were burned, including
eleven thousand barrels of crude oil. The total
loss is estimated AT one hundred and ten thou
land dollars All the wells westward Of No.
..a, "A
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Fcnians in Cincinnati.

tINcISSATI, January 3l.-MOzart Hall was
crowded tonight with the largest audience 1t
ever before contained, some four thousand Fe-
mans being IN attendance. President Roberts
and General Sweeny addressed the Brother
hood. and were loudly cheere1. The two fac
Mons here seem disposed TO compromise their
A.llrNlles
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5Chief Justice Chase on Courts in virginia.H

Chief Justice Chase on Courts IN NIrRnIa's %
WAsHISGToS, February 2.-Chief Justice
Chase and Associate Justice Wayne concur in
the opinion that it would be improper to hold
the Circuit Court in Virginia until Congress
shall have had an opportunity to consider and
act upon the entire subject. The civil courts
in district under martial law can, they say,
act only by the sanction and under the supervi-
sion of military power, and they cannot think
it becomes the Supreme Court to exercise
jurisdiction under such conditions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-03

Generals Meade and Thomas i'll the Halls Of
Congress.
WAsHISGroy, February 2.-Maior Generals
Meade and Thomas appeared on the floor of
the House to-day, and n recess was taken,
when the Speaker, in a few complimentary
remarks, welcomed them to the body. They
returned thanks in short speeches, and, on
motion of members, three cheers were given
by the House and galleries