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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28
Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, October 27.-Sailcd,
bark Hancock, from City Point for Bor-
deauX.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WASHINGTON. October 27.-Willam Nj.
Evarls aud Benjamin +. Curtis have been
appointed counsel on behalf of the United
States before the Geneva arbitration.
The Departments will be closed to-mor-
row in respect to the memory OF the late
Hon. Thomas Ewing.
Mcssrs. Boutwell,, Robson, and Akcr-
man. arc absent from the Cabinet.
A comparatve statement of the internal
revenue shows Sli4, 100000 this year
against StS5, 000, 900 last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

CONFEEEH0EERIES FRUITS, DC.
ORANGES, GRAPES, PEARS, at
" PIZZINPS,
oc4 S07 Broad ST. ect.
EURRANTS, RA1S1Ns, CITRON, at
" oc2 fiZZiSpS.
DIES, PASTRY, CAKES, and CAN
Il DIES, a. -
oc n PIZZlNTS, e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

VITINDOW Glass, PUTTY, WHITE
wv LEAD. LIsSkED OIL, YARGisHEs, &C.
WAaNEs b CO., DRUGGISTS,
..aaIts sixth and HyoAe stxests,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

T lME, LIME, LIME-125 barrels
IL ROCKVILLE OK WILSON LlHF, now in
s;0te and regular semi.weekly supplies con-
stantly arriving FRESH from our kilns In Botc-
tourt couuty, Va
DILLON, ELICIT d CO.,
oc 10 Manufacturers, 1903 Dock st.
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EDUCATIONAL.
lime ARD EMENT.

OCKLAND LIME, go barrels
HI nOGkLANp INE. Ls..s"
100 b ,rre's kINiSHINR LIME,
daily eXpcc e1 Pc schoouer Hardscrablc; for
sale by a. =. LEE.
loo barrels VIRGINIA LINZ In store, st
SEQ barrels r. CHLAND LIN { lii store.
Oc 90 A.. n, L..
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DE-ADvERTIsEhENr.
10 PIPE FOUNDERS.
ov,ior wAsrlSeros AouEpucT,

Orpfov wAsriSGros AoUFpUCT,
- WASH >arpr Angus, -, 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will bo received by ths uDersisned
until u O'Clock tho 5,h day OF september ISL
delivery in the District OF Columbia OF niae nA,ions
lsIW,Wwi OF pounds OF 10 iuch iron Water Pro and
Special Castings 1he entire quantity " pipe ddeo
less number OF lots
The plans The under Advertisements
or July "a. No bid Will not agree 10
Der
Each oidder Agree and the or will be ,ron
red, 10 for cit dollar day Tor DELAY In the desvrx
OF Zach pipe and special casting beyoud IL
the circular and tn \ Advertisement.
No proposals. for special castings svi pa reostx
except the printed oms wLih. with clrclarx A. ecnoA.
tons plans and forms Ct can be sso On Al
ia person or by letter or telegraph to
ukOk0E N. ELLIOT,
Major OF Eunpeera u. q, A.,
Chief ELginoer of Wnahir zion Aous. uaI
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Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
" L. uneqnsied Tor accuracy snc durAbiliy ald spe
proved BY leading and professional paysrss
hsld, Fables at prices rsusingfropa c2So
wards, slsp unique sly .es for dveLiny houseA
RAElAA6 CUIALkNDkR 7SS broadway
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rTEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; FOURTEEN
yesfs' beuumbng appiicsOnf gSs eininistrrea beau
ufu Teeth ~ set 0 Pvmpsrs Tor hollow checks sets 70
pared Jay vii .EKs, lj5 Grand sit near broadway.
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WATCHES, JEvELRy, &s

n EEEvA WATCHES AND JEwELRY
" Manufacturers.
A. GOLAY. bkkkSCHE Sons
Geneva, 81 qusi des BerGues; PARIS, No hue DC FAX
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yXANTEp-BY A SINGLE MAN, A sITrA ALTON Az
w coschmsn gardener; good difference from
p,oyer Address A. W., hon l65 Herald ollce.
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VxJANTEp-BY YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN, A SITUA
w ticn a. fret class coachman thoroughly competent
skfu arvsr sober and obsing good reference Apply u
JESSE DAW. 6S3 broadway.
The Van Buren press., 1871-11-28
Masonic Notice.

The regular communications of VAN BU-
REN LODGE. No. 6. +. A. dAsoHs are held
the Saturday on. or next preceding each full
moon. at 2. NJ, in their Hall at Van Buren.
Members Of the Fraternity in good Standing
are respectfully invited TO meet withus.
II Z THOuAs1N.W
". II II. SuIBLEY. Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1871-11-28

Ess- Here is good one on the "tater
bugs - Three men were comparing notes
One SAYS. There are two bugs to every
stock" A second one says, "They have
cut down my early crop, and are sitting
on the fence waiting for the late crop to
come up" "Pshaw," said the third,
you don't know anything about it. l
passed seed store the other day, and
the bugs were in there looking over the
books TO see who had purchased seed
potatoes.
The Van Buren press., 1871-11-28

Gg- Little Jessie had been doing
something which her mamma had told
her she musn do. She had been eating
currants, and, Of course. got her mouth
all stained That's the way she got
found out Her mother smd. You
know Won were forbidden to eat currants,
why didn't you say get thee behind me
Satan? = a. did say get thee behind me
Satan and he went and got behind me
and pushed me right into the currsnt
bushes
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POETRY.
Hymn OF The Weary Pilgrim Soul.

Slow. step by step. day after day,
journey ON my hOmeward way
And darkiy grgau the land OF light
Is drawing near. night after night,
Where | shaA reach my rest at last,
And smile at all the periis past.
Sometimes ! sing, sometimes | sigh,
Sometimes hit the lonsias eye,
Sometimes my heart laughs meath its load
To think Of that august abode.
Where | shall reach my rest 40 last,
And smile al all the perils past.
This poor mortality Of mlE-
Shall soou put on lis dress divine,
10 meet lim with the Dles, above,
Who gave His lite to gain our love;
And rich will he my rest at last
When all the poverty Is past.
lie will be near. my life. my hope,
when at the gloomy gate srope.
And take my hand and reach for me
The fruit Of Immortality:
And shall know my rest at last,
And triumph in the trials past.
Just one more thorn rayed from His crown
or sorrow, | VIII east lae down,
Aud my last tears shall run to meet
Him pour my & ! hes : az His feet,
And | shall Ter rtrN @ia last,
And smile at s.siFui trouble past
--Gerald Massai
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Tg- A victim of Grecley's handwrit
Ing says: "If Horace had written that
inscription on the wall in Babylon, Bel
shazzer would have been deal more
scared than be was. :"
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sprci ,Jitc, double tJe above rates. b. F..
tor.H noti,c- - cent per line tor the .ir,t tnl
N CENTS for elch iiliti pntl insertion An
transient 'Alrrrtisnmnnt- cash In advance
4 .rrilge amI opitltry notices not to exceed
line. free, over five 20 cents per line.
Cards or communications of a personal
character if admissible at all, double the usual
,te~ and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
State o.hces, $500. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices. p cents per line.
Yearly advertisements. paid quarterly, in
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
10 be paid for when left at the Office.
All job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Ad lress all letters and communications to
j. 5. DUNHAM. Editor and Proprietor.
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Col. WIN. T. BOURNE.

Formerly Of Fort Smith Arkansas, Will as
si.t me in the duties Of my Agency. ! am
nrrDnrpd To mike clsh advances on all ship
menta If Cotton 10 the House of Messrs. f. j.
RRAuNs & Co. Baltimore and will personal .
Iy guarantee TO shippers a. much per pound.
net. aS they would receive by shipping to
Nov Orleans or New York markets.
G.. \. MEYER.
Agent for Baltimore and Arkansas.
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Cn.N WATEls ,NNP

D0LLAR Reward Soap. wlshlng ma Ie CO.. by
WILLIAMS WHITFIELD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28

A Clerk Arrested for Stealing n Number Of
Gold Watches from his EmpIoycrs-Tho
Pawnshnp Keepers to be Indicted for Re.
ceiving Them.
The Police Court was for short time turned into
iewery yesterday afternoon. John Dagnor, plaus
BILE speaking and goodlookng German brought
up charge of stealing gold watches from his employ
cs strasburger Adler Co., II Maiden lane. The prisoner
was a clerk in the employ OF the above Arm he had
every confidence reposed In HIM and
large of money, diamonds Watches Co. was easy
for him to commit the larceny with which ne
been charged On Sunday last Dagnor who had been
prison several days. Mr. Strasburger and informed
him that he could tell him where to lind the greater part OF
the property he had previously stolen An officer OF the
Nineteenth precinct at set TO work up the case aud
soon
One gold watch OF the value OF 1856, taken from simp
from Henry Indo ssS watch found With Plymann
lancey street. 49, and one at 1856 from M j. Fiedmsn %
Lspepard street The other three were by Mr. H.
essentially from the others At first the prisoner who
known 70 Mr.. Elias, took the latter watch Of his
on inquiry finding everything satisfactory concluded be-
what Il was, . bona die transaction When the prisoner
brought The other watches for sale Mr. Elias naturally
further inquiry Moreover tho defendant had always told
him he had an uncle who wa. pAwnbroke and no there
10 Mr.. Elias that the property had been stolen he
DELIVERED THE WHOLE OF 1T OVER TO THE POLLEN
offered 10 forcgo all claim to H. desiring only the
gentlemen had possession Of tho Watches but Judge
bowling nmaed that In sending the before the GRIND
jury he should accompany with request that ndctments
hey ought have inquired tho artc2ea and the Ia
also before gvlpg owl mQpoy on them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28
He COURTS S.
Important to Charterers Of vessels-Alleged
Bounty Frauds-verdict Against an Express
Company-Ths Hoffman House Leases
Domestic Troubles Decisions.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Lien Vessels for Advances In a Foreign


Lien ON Vessels for Advances In a Foreign
Port.
Joha Pitcha,d Emily b. Souder.-This has been
for some days. the facts have been
ported at examination Of the is OF ap
peal decision rendered by Judge Benedict in the
District Court Of Brooklyn condemning the
steamship Emily Souder for advances made by the libel
the steamship in Maranham Brazil when the vessel
put Into that port In distress when voyage from Rio
Janeiro May 1855 The circumstances under
which made forth in the following
opinion by Judge Woodruff
The appeal In this heard together with the appeal
Realty al NeS oT Sh soms &c s
conclusion that the beants in that entitled to re-
Of the n The ose s s % anyn Ing put
tain and owners were wholly without credit ralenhIsm
her repairs and supplies her to Continue voy
New York and bills o. exchange were drawn
ana TO the amour, q one q such iii. they
sey tho Of the
change entitled enforce The present nbellan, AFTER
biy to repairs had been Incurred Beatty
the credit which necessary ana therefore the captain
the ssan a on he credit Of The vessel and
ss s Bin 'S o sssSs' s
The principle here involved is, no doubt, clear. The
master presumed to borrow the credit of the
vessel where there necessity therefor and implied
lien arise. in such case But upon the proofs here think
particulars is Contradictory the beant in respect of bis
advance stands upon the same footing as Beatty Co.
In endeavors by the master. and the American
Consul assisting him. advances for the repairs
also assisted making application others He consented
at least gave to expec that be would advance
vessel about to SAIL he did for the partial reimburse
S he only Complied with
and substantial difference should be made to his preju
the advance and had paid his money directly sats-
rarded as making the advance pursuance consent
became sharer with Beatty Co. in the giving Of
credit with like the vessel regarded
assuming with the masters consent share In the advance
actually made with its Incidents and
came o Ia no holder Of the lien py delegation from Them
express implied, in either he ia entitled to the like
protection Without discussing the testimony in DETAIL II
say think the decree In his favor
rect and the libclant entitled 20 decree for the sum
awarded the District Court with interest and COSTS to.
gether with costs this appeal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28
INTERNAL. OVAL BOAT RACE.

The Crew of the British War Vessel Los
vs.. Tho Blue Jackets of the United
States steamer Sac0, at AIalasa-victOry
for Uncle Sans Boys.
MALAGA. Spain, Feb. 10, 1871.
very Interesting event took place here to-day,
which consisted Of boat race between the
United States steamer Saco and her Britannia
Majesty's vessel OF war Lee, which adds another
to the long list of triumphs achieved by our
men in foreign waters. The race was three-mile
one, to the outer buoy and back measured by the
officers OF each vessel. The challenge was given by
the Lee, which was promptly accepted by the Saco
The boats were ten-oared cutter of the Lee and
the Saco's launch, also tenoared. The saco having
but short time before arrived on the
paea oa et po we're But three DAYS practice
was enough for our blue jackets. Eacn one Of the
Saco's crew had more than one victory against an
English vessel TO record, and they soon came down
to their stroke. All preliminaries being arranged,
the boats were started by Lieutenant John j. Brice,
Lieutenant Greaves ana Of the saco, Lieutenant
Commander Thomas Nelson. The word given and
quick short stroke Well Tie iead in
medlatey Notwithstanding that the starboard stroke
oar broke at the start, being quickly replaced by
spare one) and Kept 1t throughout the race, coming
TWO MINUTES AND FORTY SECONDS AHEAD
OF the Lees. The SacO's boat fairly jumped
through the water at each stroke, something mex
pected, as the Lees boat had reputation OF doing
Deter just DelOTe the start the United States
gate Plymouth came In from sea and anchored
both boats passing her as they pulled toward the
outward buoy, and her presence Of course, acted
as an additional incentive TO blue jackets to do
their best The next day the Sacos were presented
with magnificent game cock by the Malagaians
as a trophy OF victory, which win be retained as
prize for future boat pulling.
You may imagine the establishment Of the Eng.
lishmen when, with only ten minutes respite tfe
same boat and crew, over the course again won
for high2
After the races music. dancing and mutual en-.
Joyment became the order OF the day on board the
Saco, participated In by the cite and beauty OF Ma.
laga, and everything passed OF merry as mar
Rage Ucli.v - - -
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AID FOR HELPLESS INFANTS.
Meeting al Association Hall to Organize an
Infant Asylum aud Founding Institute.

Meeting al Association Hall to Organize an
Infant Asylum and Founding Institute.
In response widely circulated CALL signed by large
number of prominent citizens, meeting held last even
ing at Association Hail. Of Twenythrd street and
Fourth TO take steps to rcorganize the New York
Asylum and Founding Institute, which chartered
by State Legislature in 1868, through the active exeons
OF the deceased Mrs. Richmond.
meeting called to order by Dr. Bellows who nomi
mated Dr. Montgomery chairman Mr. Holden was called
upon secretary Prayer offered by Dr. Deems
The briefly addressed those present, explaining
great necessity existing for such institution
n mi. city he stated that formerly the mortality among
high e5 and although through the exeons Of
Of Mrs. DUBOIS and others At The Nursery and c MospI
tai haa been greatly reduced, was sun very high lie
forth the object for which the asylum had been esab
followed by Rev. P. Thompson, who stated that
for some tine bis was Opposed to the w
such nuo1s in had felt G1sed h.
S s @ CRIME 1S
aGi lie gspGas eIuss s nsh s
at Moscow which has me or 5 5
TO s since these ntnions have been brought
has dim nished and is even believed that immortality has
Professor Parker was the neIt speaker He referred to
them These sppeties are the desire to perpenate our
eih ana the oesre 10 perpetuae He of
the danger attending those unfortunate a. to s
IRON virtue 6esc as they are by willy miscreants who pic
Them the impossoy Of returning again TO the paths
OF recltude, and thus persuade them enter houses
OF prostitution According records of The Health
Board there 5000 births and 5000 deaths In one wear;
deaths $500 were foundings In 1852 Of l67 deaths
7sO5 were under making "a 40 cent who
died before attaining year age In 1870 the total nrmber
Of deaths "a O0o Of this 81 per cent were
under year OF A. asylum in Montreal where the
se 9s was used out q s children received
o,.o d,ed making " per cent Randalls Island but ~
were provided 27,S were saved and where the
mother cared for the child fully 20 saved
BE was followed by Dr. Bellows who made urgent ap.
peal for the little ones the offspring Of vice crime ask
OF the Innocent child lie thought the slim attendance
showed how little interest taken by the in
the fate OF these children. Dr. Armage and others
addressed the meeting eubi ect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28
ANOTHER FEARFUL CRIME.
Pair of Romghs Break Into n House and
Outrage II Nliddle.Aged Woman.

A Pair Of ROughs Break Into House and
Outrage n Middle-Aged Woman.
About ten o'clock Wednesday night Michael McKcnna,
alias Michael MCGUIRE notorious blackguard of the
ward and another young of like charac-
ter visited Mrs. Sarah NJ. Bogart of No l2S West Fifty
second street. The house a two story frame building and
nobody besides Bogs occupies there except two
young lady friends who with her. The police know
nothing bad the place. The two young rather
ruans were slightly under the influence OF liquor just
sufficiently so ito take kindly t. any hints 18th. the
up considerable noise they left but returned again about
halfpas eleven with others The found
boed Bogat and her lady friends, Louisa Brandon
Emma Gosby being In the act OF retiring to their beds
Admission demanded by Mckenna. This was refused,
when the door crashing into the middle OF the sitting
rom McXenna then asked for supper and peer but both
throw her the oor She resisted ana screamed Tor
help She was then pushed into her own bedroom and
thrown upon the bed where Mckenna and the ruan who
accompanied him to the house crminay assaulted
her several They did this each with the of
the other II does not seem that any Of the young
women were treated In like manner; for thcy only
complained of abusive language received by them from
McKenna, who also struck Them Mckenna the only
one arrested the four and Alderman Punk before
whom he taken yesterday committed him In default or
$1,000 bail Mrs. Bogarts complaint and Soy each on tho
complaints of the other two women The police are how
ever Others and their names being known they will
soon be custody The OF McKenna inter-
esting Last election, which hot one In the Tweu
ty-second McKenna found useful as "buy' BY
some of the candidates. Alderman Plunkt was cand
being friendly disposed to Mckenna, the latter
one fine day closed the Adermans optics with well
directed blow OF Of his maulers" He not how
ever arrested but he shortly aterward for nearly kill
ing bartender, and held in $lUU to answer A
days another warrant was taken out against MIN
FIR uOth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28
SUPERIOR CouHT-cESERsL TEAM.



By Judge Spencer.
Duaspough Us Hodges 81 aL-Order granted
Ross ps Cosins.-Same.
Robasonr ~ Danicson.-Same.
Ne,rppInn SpiLer.-Same
Brofic ~. CYurk.-Same.
Pcndict0n ~. Lofd-Same.
johnson o.. HUtidias.-Reference ordered
Court Order.
II s ordered that the calendar for the first Mop6.
May Tcrm 1871 in Part shall of all causes hereto
fore marked "o term in that part II any such caues. bs
omitted for that day calendar by the the same NAV be
placed the calendar the opening OF the court ON ba,
day, at the request of either party. ~ " 'AAs
None OF the causes on this day calendar for the frat Mon
day OF May will be called Tor trial day hut will ia
called for disposition either by putting or the term bv con-
SENT motion for shown by setting them down
for trial some day In erm either by consen or ordsr
the Court. 'sA "
No whatever set down for trial on specaed dov
viii be further postponed except for legal cause 10 be
by affidavit. ~ 'ao"A
day calendar 70, the first Tuesday May term shall
consist Of Nos l51 1853 bO 679 sos, rs $751; $50 eS5
$751; Se 81 Ss 67S MOI. 57, iss SOL 57 boS Isl and Is
win be called for trial peremporily viii not he nos
poneS escep for Legal cause shown By adav the others
in term consent OF parties ordered on term ny
Court may deem sufficient NP''oA Wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28
GOOD SAINT AQUA.
The Sons Of Temperance Mt Glen Cove.

The Grand Division OF the Sons OF Temperance OF the East.
district OF the State Of New York left this city early
Wednesday morning by the steamer w. j. Underh bound
for Glen Cove They reached Glen Cove at bafpast
eleven. Grand Worthy Patriarch 4. Williams oles.
son presided. All the Grand officers were pres.
emit The report Of the Grand Worthy Patrisrch
exhibited state Of Affairs that called forth repeated cheer
log from the delegates Tbs reports of Grand Scribe and
Grand TIessursr revealed the excellent condition OF the
Order. Over 220O members reported iu GOOD and
regular standing OF this number 1000 were ladies' In
wards Of So had been received during the bv
were over 81 goo Three hundred and divisions
hall WAS handsomely draped with lars ana ,sm
banners while the tables were laden with aowers
The session closed with great cheering In the evening
monster temperance meeting held under the Of
the Grand Dlson Eloquent and effective speeches. were
delivered by T. W Parsons Of Missouri Miss a. A. spence
y. @. GeJney Father Gleason Rev. Stephen Merritt Jr
Captain john Thompson 8. Varied and George W. Bun
The Meeting adjourned at late hour tie tenn Der
ance army wended It's to the boat arriving New York
at an early hour yesterday morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28
COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Policy Dealers Brought to Day-Dsaih to De.
nnncc-The LAW indicated and tho Offender
Sent 10 the Penitentiary-A Bare-Faced
swindler Made to Feel the Weight Of the
New Law.
Before Judges Downing and shandcy.
Peter Mcintyre who has for many years carried on tho
contsmptbe, though remuneratvc, business OF policy
Office keeper was yesterday morning brought before tho
Court OF Special Sessions charge OF fraudueny refus-
ing TO pay h" that had been made by Of his
tomcr The defendant has two places of business In the
aristocrac neghborhood Of Chatham streeone nj No ~
aud the other at No 1wnere according 70 the
which written up in languages he pro-
fesscs W be money changer. Probably hs means That