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SENSIBLE ORATOR Tho Charlotte
Times, III noticing the celebration in
that city on the 18th, relates the fol
lowing Of one of the speakers on that
occasion, who had.hecn born and
raised 4 slave:
\ very sensible and respected man.
John Gundry by name, took the
stand, and, we are informed bv one
who was present, stated that, in his
opinion, the colored man had not
been benefited by the sudden act OF
emancipation; that he was not pre-
pared for liberty; that he lacked
omlnently the qualities that enabled
hlm to take care of himsclf: thai
those Ignorant negroes Who pratcl
about equal rights did not know what
it meant; that if the negro wished to
advance himself in the scale Of being.
he must go to work, and work cai
nestly and faithfully; that idlers and
hangers on about the corners of The
streets should be.mado to follow some
honest employment; that he must be
respectful to the whites; that his old
master and those with whom ho was
raised are his best f4iend,, and his
future elevation and prosperity do
pend upon his own industry and the
manner in which he acts to retain the
esteem and confidence Of the loloi-
nant race
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Judge King, of Baltimore, has
decided that no title can be acquired
TO &c, property by being won IN rattle.
Inc same applies to lottery tickets
and every species of gambling.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-07

Gen. 5. B. Buc!lner has been elect
ed Nice-President Of the Southern
Telegraph Company
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fHE hAcEns--A Varied programme lis pre-
sented e-day-trotting matches a. well ,,,
shoaie itorses. The list OF entries XfII be.
found in another column.
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CHARLOTTE RAILROAD DEPOT The work
OF reconstructing and restoring tho variou.
ofhces, depots, car and machine slop. on
the extensive grounds of the Chariot g
Railroad Depot goes lravcly on Wemade
br'ef visit there yesterday, and were sur
prised, IN these days OF scarce labor and OF
tight money market, to see the progress
made IN the erection qf the various build
lnSs. These are all, too. substantial and
extensive brick edifices, admirably adapted
TO the various purposes for which they are
designed. Tho superintendent, and all
connected with their erection. deserve
great credit for pushing on the work so
wel under many disadva ntageous circum-
stances.
New ADTEKTIsEMENrS Attention il call.
"d t" the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the lrs,
time:
Eurman University, Greenville.
Nat Il Express CO. Receipt Book Lost.
Mary A. San-Estato Notice.
Fisher Il Heinitsh--Fresh Arrival.
Boston and Charleston Steamship Co.
Proposals for Fitting Up Stalls.
Races This Day.
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IhE BURNING or CoLuMnrA. An inter
estihS account OF the s'Sack and D..stru..
t'on OF the City Of Columbia, $. C.."h,.
Just been issued, in- pamphlet foru,. from,
the FA's'"tI; power press. Orders till-l T..
"hy extent. Single copies So cents.
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BosroS AND lcHAKI.Esros. At,e,,;c,
=, o"'i'u 10 the advertisement of this new
hhe' 70 be found in an,txer column. J1,,.
his' steamer, the Theodore ID. Wagner
VII! leave Boston on the 2Sth instant
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REDUCTION OF TELEoRApurc RATES. We
are gratlfied at being able to state that H.,
southern Express Company have reduced
thelr teleSraphic rates one-half to ALI
points on their liaes. At the rates now
charged, and considering the Irregularities
of the mails, it is a decided ADVANTAGE :.
1se this mode OF communication.
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ORIGINAL STORY or THE W.p wo ,;u
present to our readers, in the next ;.sn..
Oh our papers-tho PA1nar and the
'"""9'-thc & nmencenIent Of Il story
written expressly for this paper. 1t is from
the pen OF a South Carolinan, and is enti-
tied "E:i.EN EARLY--A TALE OF THE LA1r
WAR. The story is we'll written, and the
plot and incidents conceived in good taste
1t Will furnish entertainm ent during the
heated term. 1t will extend throunh ten
or twelve numbers Of the Ph,enir and
aoont three numbers Of the Cleaner, aud j,
will possess interest for rll.
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4 LIBERAL DoNATION.-Mr. 6. III. Nc
Cmw,ck, Of Chicago, has recently given
Another instance OF his enlightened libe-
rG:y. The Union Theological Seminary,
a, tiuupdcn Sidney, Prince Edward coun-
49, Virginia, connected with the PreSby-
;r..al Church, has suffered the loss OF
4.9gt one third OF its permanent FUNDS 10y
lie disasters of the war. DR.. Smith, one
d. The professors OF that institution, is now
~,li, city, soliciting aid toward repairing
the loss and otherwise cnlarging the en-
,namcut Of the institution, to place 1t on
4,ootiug adapted to the increased expenses
" the times. We understand he has re-
,.ttrl il letter from Mr.. Mccormick, IN
l'raug him that he gives to the Seminary
'r'q Ho,>atR aOiiarS-the endowment OF
qrotc>>or>lip. DR.. s. has received, also,
Very liberal aid in his enterprise from sew
cgN ot oar leading men in benevolent OPP
"&0u>. He can be addressed, care OF
I0nDull K Baxter, No. 96 Duane street,
II Al his lodgings, No. 266 Jay street,
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Mccormick has also added five thou
@Ad dollars 10 his contribution Of ten
thousand Tor the endowment OF protes-
s9l..p in Washington College, Lexington,
Va, Of which General Lee is president.
The chair is filled by Professor r. S. Nc
lglloch, formerly Of Columbia College,
New York 1t is well known in Presby-
'cran circles that Mr.. Mccormick endow-
Cd the Theological Seminary OF the Pres
9,yterian Church, Chicago, with one hun
o'ed thousand dollars in 1859, and the As
%sably, at its recent meeting, appointed
N. +. D. McMasterS the Professor OF The
'Dgy Ill that institution. Thus the money
O dnative OF Virginia, ID decided conser-
valve, is perverted to sustain an institu'
,,on and professors of radical stamp
We are lot surprised that Mr.. McCormick
Prefers directing his beneiactions i'll Q
channel more congenial with his tastes and
ahlecedeuts.-Nep York \
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snaefaltn tha nisna,nh


France and the United States-The
Withdrawal Of French Troops from
Mexico.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The President
communicated to Congress to-day highly
important dispatch from Mr.. Bigelow, our
Minister to France, dated Paris, June g.
addressed to Mr.. Seward, giving the me-
moranda of an interview with the French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, NJ. Drown
de L'IIuys, in which he is represented as
replying Indignantly to the charge that
Napoleon had acted in bad faith with re.
ference to the withdrawal Of the French
troops from Mexico. He reiterated
solcmnly the assurances Of the Withdrawal
of the French flag from Mexico within the
stipulated time, and sooner if the climate
and other controlling considerations per
mttcd.
This is regarded here as sealing Tho
fate of the Mexican Empire, against which
there is a growing feeling of hostility
among the Radicals in Congress.
CAPITOL.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
DetniIs by the Peruvian

New YORK, June 2l.-The extracts from
the foreign papers received by the Peru.
Wan do not contain any later intelligence,
hut they furnish some additional details in
the European crisis which are of great intc-
rest.
The enthusiasm which has seized the
whole Italian people again commands, as
in 1850. the admiration of the whole civil
lied world.
In Germany, Prussia is gradually forced
into the necessity of openly refusing any
further obedience to the DEGREES of the
Federal Diet, and this may precipitatc the
declaration of Federal war against Prus.
sia. The excitement runs very high il
every part of Germany, and the Legisla.
tures of the minor States are almost una
pimous in demanding the convention of q
National Parliament and the establish
mcnt of Central Executive for all Ger
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Wilma Stale Convention.

BANGOR, Me-, June 2l.-The Union
State Convention met to-day, and one
thousand and sixty delegates were pre-
sent General J. c. Chamberlain was
nominated for Governor on the first ballot.
Resolutions were introduced which de-
clare that all men, without distinction OF
race or color, are entitled to equal civil
and political rights; that the proposed
constitutional amendment has received
their emphatic endorsement; that the
Republican majority in Congress are re-
cognizcd as the true representatives OF the
IoyaI sentiments of the country, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-23

! ARREST or \ DESPERATE NEGRO-AT-
TEMPTED RAPE AND MrRDER.-A colorcd
man, named Henry johnson, aged twenty
three wears, ran away from his former
master, Mr.. Gilbert, residing near jarrcttS-
Vile, in Hartford county, previous to the
adoption OF the anti-Slavcry Constitution
OF Maryland, and short time thereafter
was arrested for the murder of Il man near
Harrisburg, for which he was convicted
and sentenced to il short term in the Penn
>ylvana State prison. He was released Il
few weeks since, and Immediately returned
10 the vicinity of his old home, and has
since been lounging about JarrcttSvlllc.
On Wednesday Of last week, Johnson, 1t Is
alleged, made an unsuccessful attempt To
commit a heinouS outrage on daughter
OF Mr.. Nicholas HutchinS (thc young lady
csc ped by flight, in order to accomplish
which, he says himself, he concealed him
self in the woods for two weeks. On FIJI
dav evening last, whilst Mr.. John Johnson,
farmer of Hartford county, was driving
his wagon up the road on his return from
the Baltimore markets, and when about
three miles above Amos's tavern, the ac-
eused passed and repassed him several
times, armed with a gun, which aroused
his suspicious, until finally johnson
got in the rear of the wagon, and placing
the muzzlc OF the gun, which was loaded
with gravel, within Il few feet of Mr.. john
sons person, fired, the entire contents TAX
ing effect in the back part of his head. He
then Jumped into the wagon and beat the
unfortunate man over the head with a
stone until he thought him dead, when he
rihcd his pockets Of some twenty eight
dollars and the loose change about him,
and made his escape. Mr.. Johnson laid i'll
the wagon, and the horses proceeded down
the road to Mr.. Amos's, where they stop
ped, and Mr.. Johnson was found lying m
the bottom of the vehicle in the most pltla-
bic condition and entirely insensible, his
head being shot and pounded terribly. lie
was taken out and properly attended to,
and yesterday morning was still alive, but
in a very precarious condition. Anumber
of the residents of the neighborhood at
once started in pursuit of the robber, and
after securing the woods in every dlrec-
ton, party, headed by DR.. Martin Jar
rett, succeeded in etiecting his arrest. lie
was taken before Justice j. +. Curtis, who
committed him to Towsontown Jail, the
offence having been committed in Balti-
more county. The affair caused much eX-
element in the neighborhood, and at one
time it was feared the accused would be
summarily dealt with, but better counsels
prevailed, and he is now in the hands OF
the aw.-BQHinlore Sun, 22d.
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Yithn,ond nispatth.


I'll, hill imposing tax upon S'>S''S ''-
--.5 in the oyster trade, passed NJ the
..,s;on of the State Legislature, has
~, ,hr subject of considerable discus
&, the oyster districts; and in many
....> ,,,r opinion has been held that every
.,l ,y boat having oysters aboard was
~, T., Nc taxed. A communication WAS
,,~,>,rd to the Attorney General of the
.,,.,.,nwcalth. which elected the follow
as reply:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE
March -, 1866.
r q. P.Gf7, Esq:
>-Nours Of the 10th instant is re-.
.s,r!. am satisfied that steamers car.
.,..., .y,tcr> aS freight are not subject to
..>...uu under the late act of the Lcgi>-
aa.r Yours respectfully, &C.,
THoN.S X. BowDEN,
Attorney General.
The opinion of the Attorucy-Gcncrai Is,
..a. Il j. the intention of the bill to mn
,,. but one tar upon each parcel OF o!>-
..,: and tina, If, tor instance, they are
acrrd and carried into Norfolk 10y the
.-a!ar vessels which properly pay the
~. they may then hc rcShippcd without
.vdcrinc the second vessel which carries
..rm liable IL auyucw tan. According t"
.... .,.i1i.n. steam AMI other vessels ear
tyit H.
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ANDREW JOHNSON

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Accompanying
the message of the President is the report
of the Secretary of State, announcing that
he had, in conformity with the proceeding
which had been adopted by him in 1865 in
regard to the then proposed, and afterwards
adopted, congressional amendment of the
Constitution OF the United States con-
corning the prohibition of slavery, trans
mitted certified copies of the joint resolu-
ton to the Governors of the several States,
together with a certificate and circular
letter.
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Special TO the Dispatch.
Effect of the President's Message.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Presidents
message to Congress to-day fell like thun-
derbolt upon that body. 1t is regarded
here as the boldest step yet taken by Pre-
sident Johnson, and as precluding the pos
sibility of reconciliation between him
and the Radicals; thus spelling all the
predictions of Mr.. Raymond on this point.
CAPITOL.
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narinr Robbery in Maine.

PORTLAND, MAINE, June ga party OF
robbers last night went to the house OF the
cashier of the National Bank at Borden
town. gagged him, put guard over his
family, took him to the bank, and COMPEL
ed him to open the vault, which they rob
bed of sixty-scvcn thousand dollars. They
then locked him up in the vault, and de-
camncd towards Canada.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-23

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Thc Senate was
engaged to-day in consideration Of the
Tax bill.
The House devoted the entire session to
the discussion of the Indian Appropriation
bill.
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Shin News.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 22.-Arrivcd,
schooner Magnolia, from Boston for Rich
mond, assorted cargo.
Sailed, schooner Wave, Richmond, for
New York.
Weather warm and clear.
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SPRINGS WATER,
HEALING SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
The propretors Of these highly celebrated
Springs have in view Of meeting the demand OF
the public had the water carefully bottled al me
Spring a. heretofore, in such manner a. 10 pre-,
serve It's virtues and characteristics rs when used
at the fountain.
IT. properties are well known, and experience
has proved its great value in the following dis
eases, which have been cured by its use scrotuld,
ErySpclas, Torpidity of the Liver Dyspepsia, Aph-
tha or Thrush, OZrna ian offensive discharge
from the nostri, ntractable Diseases OF the SKIN,
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, Enlarged Pros
tratc Gland, Enlargement Of the Spleen, Urinary
Deposits, Irabity of tn" Bladder, Diseases OF the
Kidneys, Spinal Irritation, Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, Diseases II Females, Chronic Ophthamc
Affections, whether dependent upon strumous or
other dyscrasia of the body and in all degenerate
ana morbid conditions If the Eye from neglected
or improper treatment
Price, TEN DOLLARS per case OF one dozen
ha lf.galon bottles. Orders enclosing this amouhs
will receive prompt attention.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing certi-
cates Of cures and highly interesting letters from
most espectabe sources, and other information,
can be had on application to S. A. PORTER, Heal
ing Springs, Bath county, Va, orto
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
General Agents for the sale OF the Water
ia M IThfg
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>rOTICE-The housekeepers of the

NOTICE.-The housekeepers OF the
~ city of Richmond are hereby notified that The
city carts will. on To MORROW, friday June
I'D, commence the removal Of all garbage ana
ashes placed in boxes in front OF their houses or III
through alleys in their rear The carts viii Visit
the streets South Of Broad street on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, and the streets north
of Broad street on TUESDAY, IhUhSDal, anu
SATURDAY, in each week. -,.-
The citizens are expected to avail themselves
promptly OF thi. privilege, inasmuch as by an or.
sned for retaining garbage and rubbish upon their
lots, or for empying the same on the streets reefs.
+. w. HANCOCK,
ieoleodlw President Board Of Health.
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The Fredericksburg correspondent of the
Richmond Dispatch is one of the most en-
crgctic ncwS-g athcrcrs we ever met with,
and who wcavcs his facts into graceful mar
rativc. -FrcdrickSj,ry Hmad.
We endorse the Hera',fS opinion Of our
CORE Spondcut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-23

INTERESTING CONVERSATION WITH THE
EMPEROR or FRANCE.-Thc Paris CORE
spondcnt (Junc 81 of the National htcdi-
ycnccr says:
81 had communicated to me, q few days
since, the chief points Of conversation
held directly with the Emperor himself on
the questions at present agitating EuraRs
The conversation ! speak of was of the
most intimate character, and passed "a, tfte
Il tfte with Napoleon, in his private cabinet
after dinner, over cigar. But | am per-
mittcd TO mention ii, because the Emperor
protcSScd to make no secret Of the Sentl-
mcntS ne expressed, and there is therefore
no breach Of confidence in repeating what
he said What, above all, struck the per
son he converScd with was the admiration,
amounting almost to enthusiasm, displayed
al the great uprising of the Italian nation,
which is taking place at this moment. The
Emperor not only warmly admired and APP
plaudcd such a manifestation of national
devotion, but he expressed his conviction
that il would he found irresistible in the
end, even though lett to its own unaidcd
energies. 1t was impossible, he SAID, that
in presence Of such a movement the Ncnc-
tian question could be longer adjourned,
or that il could be decided otherwise than
in favor of the national cause. Napoleon
III. thought the German questions were
comparatively easy of solution, and might
be settled 10y diplomacy. But for the TIA
liam question, though "dctcrmincd to use
his utmost efforts in favor of peace" he
confessed he had "no hope Of proving sue
ccSSiul," nor saw any other issue than the
sword. The events | have above related
prove the Emperor to be only too far
sighted in his apprchcn>ionS."
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correspondent

In the beginning, women consisted of i
single rib. Now she is all ribs, from her
belt to the rim OF her pctticoats.
Rev. DR.. Smith, of Baltimore, decides
to remain in the Northern Presbyterian
Church.
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Coon NEws-CHEAp LTGHT.-We verify
believe, and our belief is founded on facts
within our knowledge, that any required
amount of light will be produced in this
city within tlr0 years at less than half the
present cost.-Ne,c York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-23

RAILROAD FROM CINCINNATI TO CHARLES
TON VIA kNoxvHLE.-A number of south
crn delegates were in Cincinnati day or
two since engaged in securing aid to build
railroad from Cincinnati to Charleston
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-23

T EXTINCTION HOTEL,
IL MAIN STREET,
YOU must call on

LEX n G TO Y, VIhu H. y
This we'll. known and establish house n nr 1s
been REPAINTED, REPURSlshkp, ana aad n - NOW
DRLLRD. in the best style, throughout, Aha 10 ho"
omen for the reception OF visitors and boarders -
Is location and close Proximity 20 1ss SAIs
RhLTns NaTnRAL BRIDGE, and other watering
pIaees' renders il Of the most pleasant healthy,
and delightful summer resorts In the south
The ABLE will at all times be abundantiy sup
rlisJ with avery deicacy of the season.
Buggies, Hacks, omnibuses, and Saddle horses
constantly on hand for hire.
Guests will be conveyed TO any point at the
shortest notice on reasonable terms
The proprietor will spare no pains or expense 10
Fender this house o comfortable and agreeable
ONE to such AS may give him call.
my ls-2aw,w q. A. WHITE, Proprietor.
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The storm Of applaus
Mrs. Major Doctor Walker
lie Office of the Police
prompts that very worthy
,ade Broadway with q pecs
berrilla."
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND, June %, 1866.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
There were one hundred and twenty
four hogsheads and seven boxes opened
yesterday. SiXty-hye hogshcads were sold
and eight taken in. The sales were as fol-
lows: at $l7.50, at 1925, at $l3, ] at
$3.50, at 1880, ) at $3.50, at $3.50,
at $50, at 325, at go, , at ) 80, 3 at
sl4, 3 at SLIPS, ) at slO.2j, at $3.50, at
at sli.75, = at $50, ? at 1915, 2 at $3.50
. at :l5.jO, at $3.50, at 50, | at Sl5,
at $l3.25, at 1915, ut 434, at S29, at
$50, at $40, at $li.50, at sl0.5O, ! at
$3.50, at $3.50, at $3.50, at $3.50,
at $l2, at $l3.25, | at 1918, | at 1925
at 50, at SIPS, and at SLID.
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PURCELL, LAID & CO, Druggists,
Il sIm General Agents, Richmond, Va.
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Female diseases are caused by Scrofnla In The The
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