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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-20
PARloR cRoQUET for Toe.

TOY-BUUKs IN grea1 VaIc1y 'n'1 at 'o vt
a.; .iq h..li III j GAMES ,y9ilitaa
I have the largest stock Of CHlLDREN,S GAMES
=. In the city / can mention only nfcT:i
|apanese oracle, FIorilade, Hens and Chick.
ems Oriental Color Game, Musical AutA0fs,a IN
ola Maid, princess Belinda, Jack Straws, Chr
deralla Black Cat, DIR. Frsby, each::"s..:. 20
cf Roard G hnses each a.... 90
Pilgrims Progress zane - oo o 1 so
r,, IN 81, tci Tals so
Backgammon-Boards each, 81, $l.50, and 81;
. Parl0r Croquet, 75c. and VI per ser &C..
Dinries for 1877 from 20osto 90. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-20

General Barlow is Republican, and wa
one Of those who went, to Florida to wit
ness the counting OF the, vote for President
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4.I1 = LIB. STEhN e CS.. oSsJ tsfLSu stIteIt .
de q ifi.il DIR! between Fifth and Sixth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-20
CARPETS. RUGS, MATS. &c.

ARPEsIS. .isUSsS., 49,. &c.
WE HAVE. RECEiVBDisOUR FALL
LIVESTOCK, of1GARPETs, nOlL.CLoTH,, RUGS,
MATS . IlAIlEs, COR NOES, LACE mid DA vs.
PArER-HANGlNGs,'ssn lch. We otier az low pr1eaS
All orders promptly u: Tended to.
PHILLIPS 6 JENNINGS,
se23 Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-20

GHAhPAGNE.--B0 E9sY. Ssas TIA
SJDRY EEKZESAY; E24 Ii MI pes M nxn lfa-
porsios, shd frss y gmAars
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The burrel IA about twelve fcnt long and IL
n,,ia -, ,., ,,.,,t.,, ,,.,,, 49,, .,.,,..t 81. =
"""' Va S'c''' 'NPc'i"E 'i"'" 'u' 'l"NN'"' tne' u
two or thioe inches thick To tho brecch, which
IA a round piece Of steel three or four inches
~ -, -, =, 49,, -, -
through ON the under sldc OF the barrel At
equal intervals are small nrdzen globes opening
through narrow uecll into the horc Of the bar.
49, ~ w
rel. Ihesu are dcsixned 10 hold loose powder
aud they are charged through small holes In the
hottou, into which br,sa screva aro tiybtlv nt
ted ihe bore Is made to accommodate half
inch, hnely-tomperei sicel prUiectile. In firing
thn gun, the chamber In the barrel IL filed
with puwder aud tben the s'eel ini-aile, which
h shout nine inches long is pressed nrm-
~ az inst tho charge. The pockets arc next
CHARGED and the screws nre rei laced In their
b sc. rhu nipt e - nt the base q the broccn and
thr NJ 4 charge H. fred means uf y CAP placed
On nc ,innle ttse pro f,rtiie 4. .h,, tor-,'srd
followed Nv stream Of nrc. 70 igntes the powder
In each ot the rockets VI the instant n passes
over the neck. Ii receive. new itpruiso by the
leu IN shot from the inu/flp with an extraordi-
nary velocity and .oNyer. The nfnonuf Of now
der thlt IL cxncnedoo At n single discharge Mr.
Ia.kell says. l. N 'it IL il were all placed in
the gtiu rtih. TO mn the run to tho rlizyle and
to blow III. b,rrcl, 20 atoms 10 utilize oil ths
f,r,s Of tito iif, rent .ian. II a. tnfk.fa are
uInrai nt siIch An angle with tho barrel thai
nttle ,f IN. cxpIu.ive itnnnlsps are ysst.d
az. inst the upp-r surface ~ the barrel Mr.
Haskell has worked hard and enthusl,sttcaliy
wiz bIs invrnttnU aud uo e..erts for II untIri-
led pHsslhities. lie trlIk" thst vitb Inc lille
imperf.ct t.ini rnn ". ich has onlv a smooth
bore tha. he can throw lie steel rrnjsrtile over
twelve nil = am, tInf nj :, "a, od.rat. distance he
can pisrre ihe steel grfunr Of any shin of war
Win a weapon of .,re.,ter wcfsht, rined bore.
md more powerful b.il the ifuaptration Of tho
inventor snrinks from the con lecture OF what
hs ,.s'r ',,bi'yc ' W. W - ~
- IL, III -,,t,,,.a q. ,.,- a., ST.. ,,ot,.hh,rs
:o,eth.r gu i.f ~tf.,rl1v ana sh,alItiinc Ma
gun hr tariv rru,ired 10 the stone quarry OF
Mr. tNui.sor In tho stihurbs Jue vc,Dun vas
- 1r -od and .y,rrf him, wa yn,t.n rendv Mr.
n ,-krll advanced to di-chArse the AZ, and then
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-10
CHYHFs or BELLS.
Informatioa BIoushs Out by Mrs. Emily V.
Batscs's Article in Hnrpcr.

"Ihe Poetry ul S.eeples," On article which ap-
pears Ia miners MaJlsf,- for is-,-- NJ, el.cli.d
som iatcre.'ns Information !sia..rs - c,n,.s
cltuo. an - 'Nn'ht I nWrch
'-'"'' " ...,na. II seems thr thr popular
Church were gft from Que n Anne OF bic sed mem.
ory Is fA1e. part OF tue communion In that
church gift from her. and name l. inscrioei
thereon but the bells purchaed VITA the proceeds
OF lottery. IN whioh njamin Fralklin TOOK active
interest. which drawn 10 ii6S. The steepie WAS
nni-hed In l554 sud the bells purchased In Ehg.
land IN the same ysar At cost OF Sasbj They were
brought out In tue snip Matilda, Capt. DIdden, sud
were made by Lester PACE Of LondOn. Nov, Queen
Anne drd IN l7li and Is not probable that she had
left legacy for the purchsse OF tr 0es or N she
dil her eIneutors were long ne IN Carrying out her
will AId paying on her legacles.
Mhrn those cbIInes We're new they create such
der and throughout tn- colony ~ PcnnsyI
VInn shat theru toh rrulati0n made providing
that oh every liesdAy and FRIDAY evening they ehnud
BE- rnnR for tho hoEsnt ot tho cOnntrv peOpie who
shoulg 10 IN the city on tho dtls with their pro ucr
for the neat ua3 . hr-rt anu that reGuistou WaS IN
iu force Tenty yrafa $50 Aud prvosoly "a stl.l.
ANY one eau have the uele rlnE bY pa tnR $50 half
Of wch goes TO the riuRtEs and Tho other half u tho
churcH. THIS Is not an tNsrtlni price for ihAt per
fOrnance n "a done IN tho ud fnglsh sfye of peal
ringlns whch required practiscd rkur TO each bri.
For further information ~ 10 now tie chimes anu ais
20 tive article IN M JSf's NIgJf'ps Tor JNnnsrV
From anO her source II ~ nsctrt.ine ID uat thr Oldest
Rnd perhaps the largest, set ol grgr bells ths
tinent nre IN the brlirT o. od thi,' Church, Sairm
strret Boston. They wore placed trrc la "a, lu the
rcRa o George H.. who. with ns uVuien,n raised he
moucY In fO- thoin Dy subscription, anu sult them
over ~ ne colony VI MNsSnciNs"ir from tnglSnd
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JOrrivGS InOU Ur rDWN.


The prospects for heavy supply OF Ice neEt
sumn-f Hre a1t raitffius
Tho Suiddu Sior s4rs that those Aldermsn
VIII desie TO preNeh doss b"rAiLs mus. be I'm "iIA
PRAYER and -nd conference meeting this even
ms ~ He nome OF Perr DNJrr' IS Nandan street. rear
bulldog.
Tie S'm4lv Dm,crI' learns from Paris that
Janrs II pnr. lr .i-ii isusAed Hesa Centre Of the
F,Alau Bfo t,.afDi, Is dead.
Eoune tho fact tGlt lammany IIsll did not
"ls oiI lie@orJ ceased to be On Iloi VI Dcmo
cratic fnsA p"
YesterIN Detective Cumming arrested Frank
Jscob FN At sAih sS'uue uni lhlf.y 'hrsl street,
aa,ufiaJ evening".
The snddD Confc, says in relation to tho ru-
EeI4, " thu 1885, ~ tHr ri0nuci.
sonobody IN the gallery hisscd Oakley Hail In
iue. " b. Is clos yon s''' pn Nnrn yol WIRE DIS
tsict Attorney" sneu,es .iitnlu ia tho psrquet.
Tho Century Association has e'ectod William
irssieeatj p lunuuston. s,eonh w., r'cnasn!!
Ireasurcr
Augustus Gunterman, cigar maker, applied
Al ur Mor1.ALla IuNre 0tti"h i'F lu g.sb on hiu.'
,o%%i.s ,gPe. ~, fc,rlW ~eraHis w'e'ss.y
ttr NJ ',r ~ tuunn hu ~ Central avenue IA lht At
ternoon insane.
"ln legislatlqs upon savings banks,' says the
Abn0dg TtVlrh, ''Mr Ltgbiaturc sh ulh brar IN
mgn gn s @ rs o as,r9s s g M r t-s1Ss s aa
poators. What Is resir 've all hng.' IA AV ca.
,saahng yI .ayas' lAAN ''DDer In the meshea u
Tho Su.oiiy 1bdcy aad Messenger says: This
i5le@Ai ~ o. yu. E''igt "9" "a Dsen " a. nan
inc AZ the case arc midaie agre men, suppJrn. ant
lO "a. eennene,l he "a 'his oiee q npprea Ices.
Our lAe r,epu I'd s.socalr MI. Dl'ld Deans. Is NV
& ins a S'G'I o,S .S "t hs isrM Heai sheT ourL
@ nm Of Sosi pSsn s Ir r. tSSISI q, ~, M
paper 10 rusties1lnS Tor thy winter 10 Florida
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RUINors LorE or CANNING.
A Forgcr's Career seven Nenrs In America
and six uf Them in Prison.

BosToN. Jan. 8. - Adolph Lewis. alias
Lewis Brandt, &c, awaiting trial IN New York
for forgery. u known here by his crimes. Lewis
is ID well-euucated scoundrel. able to speak nalf
dozen language, ana has Il capilva.ins man
ner. lie was born 10 Germany. His father left
him between 5000 and sdO.ODJ which wns soon
wasted IN gambling. He came 20 the Cnited
States seven ycats ago, and vent to Ohio, where
he obtained a good situation. lie gambled,
I, rged To raise money, wa arrested, cunVicit d,
and sent to the penitentigry for one year. lie
~. In co .umitted forgery, ana was sent back TO
PRISON for i've Vesr-. On November IL. 1873, ne
nas released White In Columbus no acted "a
clerk OF the p,isop. and MS good behavior and
Ill, asant q dress attracted nucn sympathy. A
Bosi n won of wealth and icspectaDiliiy
hauitually visited the II 20 comfort pri .oners.
she wrote 10 Lewis aud received erutlJi let
ters in reuly. Nhen rele srd he came to ioston,
ard took room ai ..s n,vAe nouse, from
Meantime he.5pt IN comrTihicH,!qn vita the
charitable friend. At the Crawford House he
represented hlmself - tue German Consul ar
handed t. the proprietor, MIR Stumcke, some
papers, which he asked to have Kept Ia the safe.
lie lived ON tho best fare, hired carriages, and
smoked high-prlccd cicas. lie was also a daily
visitor tO the gaming table. Hs passed. souie
forged paper on Air. Stumcke and the father Of
his paGron. 1Lis compelled him to hy to New
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-10
SWE4iRING orr.
No Moro Wiring and Dining for the WASH
ington supreme Conr: judges!

No Moro Wiring and Dining for the WASH
ingtcn Supreme Cour. judges!
WAsHINGToN, Jan. e.--rhe Judges OF the
supreme Cour. have Ggain had their dignity
shocked 10y the roceip. OF leading English jour.
nols sharply ciitcsing their presence at dinner
given In this city last fall by a New York lawyer.
1t was not the dinner that gave risc II the scam
dal, but the fact thit among the distinguished
Invited. Including the President, Cabinet, SUI
preme Court judge. and eminent member Of
tho New York bar, there were notorious stock
Jobbors; and a. the decision OF the court In the
Union Pacific Railroad case WAS pondinc, tho
purpose Of the dinner was believed 60 be the
use Of the wnlng aud dining process to ssccr-
taip how the court stood. 1t wns got and known
In Now YORK DAYS before 1t was Officially an
nounced. Hence the scandal that was basod
not alone on the sumptuOus feast, but tho
knowledge Of the diSfeputablc means used by
tho agents oi the road u secure che opinion OF
the court at the earliest moment.
Slt IL und. rstoOd tnat the honorable Judges
have resolved To acceHt no more Invitations to
dine at Duhnc restaurants especially while
their presence might bc miscOnstrued.
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ucration he demanded to be heard by The com
mittcc In solf-lcfcnce. On Dec. 10 he made a
siatemen, OF cxcuipation, which when made
public damned him encciuay On the 18TH 1t
was settled thoi Mr.. Coifax could not be the
editor Of the Tribune.
Mr.. OrtOn returned to New York. his plans all
dislrrangcd. Colfax was no longer avail, BILE
he had no other prominent Republican for his
chief editor, and the proposed new stock
h olders did not come forward with the nlac-
rity they had promised. to take their quota Of
tho shares whiteiaw Reid, who had uncarthed
some very unpleasant facts In regard to Sin
clairs MANAGEMENT. had probably given these
PEOPLE hint. AT all events, they declined to
make good their subscriptions.
IL was an embarrassing position for Mr.. Or
ton. H'fc he had n moribund newspaper on
his hands, without an editor, for which
he wss holden in half million OF dol
lars. while MIR. Gould. who had advanced
the money for the purchase, and could
foroclose at any time, bad but yesterday
D,c. ~ cravcuiy confessed himself the CO.
llssal tmbezzlor OF the day, by paving over
withcu; a struggle to the Erie Railway Conn
pauy nine millions Of dolars. This was a climax
Orton did not look for. 1t Is not surprising,
then, that when Jay Gould walked into his office
about Christmas time. and told him he nd
suld the NJ y-onc shares Of Tribune stock to
Mnlic.iw Reid, he felt somewhat relieved. 1t
H. true tnat, family protesting, he said:
" But, Mr.. Gould. ynu can't sell them. They
don't helaiy to IA. except ~ a pedge for bor-
toweO money."
NJ. Could responded, "It's call loan. and
call H. Your reuric dom, take l.; the paper Is
iusuisent. aud is manapem, mt has hecu kna-
,i.l. want MY money or sell the Oh. res.
give mo $4,000 aud the shares arc yours"
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4 socIrry ro ~ ENcouR4GED.


"Cou passion, human, not sectional" was
the subject of the discourse Of the Rev. Dr.
Gcttheil, in Tempe Emanuel, on Saturday.
laSing for his text the narrative Of Atraham's
sOllcitude for tho people OF sodom aud GOmor-
rah the reverend gentleman said: I'VE some
umes hca. men addressing God in spite OF their
frequent admission thAt they are miserable sim
ners with no health IN them, ns though thev
knew much better than eternal wisdom how
this world ought to be eoverned that preach
when theS ought to pray, ana pray when they
ought 10 preach deliver harangues 10 heaven
ard petitions To earth aud that s. called com
Ing to GDu with bolduc1sl Audacity would DC
,br bet r uame!'
Tie Decor made special appeal for practical
mid 10 the society Tor The Prevention Of Cruelty
10 Children. Speaking ~ the cases brought TO
llgnt by the fundamentally Of the sOrlcty, he
sad - 60 not tAink that ny y rent can read
them without fastening to join the association.
| trust that yOd win send me Your names for
that purpose. Ii tell you that little boys aud
sirls ol liVc, six, and seven years arc forced to
dance with rore feet on tho pavement until IL
ana L. o'clock AT night, that many are whipped,
sttrScd, bnd tortured Nv drunken ana nrOlgato
pdicnfs, and OIL crs are LETT 20 perish with nun
ger 2nd G III, the only difficulty viii be 10 mako
ylf as Irws hplieft me sfOiics. lhey are never
proved tnem 90 Ice ~. our great pall Gum in
fIe dark days OF persecution YVES the lEe ten
Cern ~ Of the parental ana filial relations God
TIA, trained US especially t. proclaim that great
than most 81 the uetaphl sical cmptigess that
nyuros 50 largely IT, thn official cfeods of the
ch rche-. Lot us heip those LOod and noble
inrn Fud wO,Den. Whn, instead OF nAklng God to
Send h.s ansvlf rs guardians g. weak and help.
loss children, APPOINT themselves ~ that saGred
Diiirs.H
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4 JEWISH VIEW.
Nv No Means n PisticrinE Picture The Groat
ReVivHlist.

The Rev. DR.. Gotiheil OF Temple EN-
manuel, Ftfth avenue. was asked Yesterday
whether he or any minister OF his faith intend
cd To meet MIR. Moody's assertion that some
jewish society In Paris applauded the remark Of
a speaker that he, as "A jew, " hhd the honor Of
killing the Odd Of the Christians"
From the pulpit, certainly not" replied the
Doctor. "Such a statement Ills for no denial
Besides, Nr. Moody has explained that he found
the story IN London paper, aud he used It Of
course without taking the sllghtcst trouble to
ascertain the truth. What else can you expect
OF "A man who reads his Iiiole In tho same on
hand WAY. without tns wii or the capacity to
examine the true bearing oi its con tents2 WHAT
ever is printed II would seem Is true, proyiued
II bts In with his narrow views and is caculs stcd
10 serve an OratOrcM effect, am aware that
Calumnies are very dangerous weapon In the
HANDS OF man whose forte IL simply to fanltl-
Cizu nObs OF the vIlgar or the cducatud kInd.
Yet nothing but the mot pressing necessity
could induce mo or ATTY ~ my nrother mini 'ters
who respects himselt or his calling to take up
tue cudGas with Nr. hoody"
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THE SPANISH OUTLOOK.
Increascd Activity among the Naval OnicIaIs
iu Washington city.

WAsHfNGToN, Jan. 9.-Itear Admiral
John Rodgers started for san Francisco last
night to be President Of the court martial or
dered to try Pay Inspector spauldinR. Admiral
Rodgers journeyed here late In Novem-
be- upon Important topics connected with the
navy on the Pacific slope, and II was thought he
might be assigned to the command of the en-
largcd North Atlantic squadron. His depar-
ture by some IL thought to signify a
peaceful ending OF the Cuban troubles. On the
other hand, the busy note OF preparation in the
navy continues. The Foreign Ministers, In their
afternoon strolls on the avenue, look wise and
talk over the probability Of Spanish complica-
tions. It Is inserted that In few DAYS, perhaps
this week, the urgency of an immediate appro-
prlation for additional naval work Will be set
forth In special message to Congress. Mr..
Randall, Chairman OF the Committee on Arpro
prations was closoted with the Secretary Of the
Navy Yesterday for nearly two hours, and, 1t Ia
said, on this business.
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A Court in waich Internniionni Law was
Not To be Discussed.

The Liverpool Mercury SAYS that John Harr-
son Blar wholesale dr.pcr and niihner In Mlnches.
tcr H. P-nd, obtained large amoant Of credit from a
number Of wholesale nrms. In September last, how.
ever he sucdcnly drow money from the BANK and oh.
talio' over t5.CuO worth OF dry goods from seycra
nrm, with whom he did nnsincss. Those goods anI the
iuOri valuable ~ MA stock IN trade he ad packed up,
ana ca TIC ., uoA passage On board NJ steamship
niua iOr rs, Nnrre he arrived on the Oth Of Oc
ioher. In puithsalng Ms pass ge tcNct lr maze no
attempt whatever nc conceaimont, giving his fu nnue,
aud IA adution hid la uf lOods marked " Lin.
coin City. statH - NebrisSa VIA New YORK" on Ar.
iai Ter, nc - once started West, but on passing
through ncEsO cft humber OF the caseH gt the rail-.
rnsL a. pot subject Ia hs inbtructOns. HIS creators
brnt dctcc'iyi after hln lie kldLapped IN Chi
caXn ana returned to Ens aud Without rgA authority.
lie was afraigund before the iLyerp ol police court
Tho PRISONER SUD thp uueGCr not wthin the cNr-
dion y. S lnrdship sald tley were not there 70
difCui THO irtrueiunul couseQuf noes of the act OF
which the prisoner complained II dld not aaier what
device BROUGHT the prisoner there no Nss there and
cAnrgtd with IN offence AgMnst the English law, and
must be- tgied. the prisontr WAS found guilty. ANA sen
taneed 70 olghlean ml0nlhs MlprlaOnlnent.
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MUNGER,s ENHORTATION.
The Eud of tho World Coming soon, and I.it-
rrni Ecil-hre ~ Follow Tor rinIrrs.

Tie Rev. Ira Munger preached Inst even
iug IN Gallatin building, BROOKLYN. lie Is tnll,
raw -bcued, angular, and sinewy, and slow "nd
uncoath in voice and manner OF delivery. lie
spoke Of the slgn- of the umes, and sul that
they denote ,he lnlpciAte eha Q. ,ihc world.
"The worlds got To burn W, and yer have cll
TO 90 up with IT," he said. "lts ter be a literal
nrc, too ueyOuring element. There's yer dg-
ure for ser. Everything dc elotes the eud Of the
world, an yer gut 10 - up. Fire all rOtte Z.
too. If yer have = cucumber an there's a worm
IN II. the worm Will either cat the cucumber or
you've got u MI the worm. There's Yer hXger.
You an have got ter turn around or we've got
ter burn. there's no use OF yer hne clothes or
yer good looks, Tor they wont save yer tell
yer these are solemn things, au' yer cant douge
'cln. " eve seen one display Of eternal fire.
works IN SOdom ard GomOrr. n, an' we
got ter expect mother, accorden To scriptur.
but tho nre OF cunscence,yUud better be careful
an look out for 'em. There's not man IL the
house but viii nurn. don't expect ter met yer
again until tho day Of jud2ment. Why nave
hre2 don't know, out tell Yer thAt fire II be
tho end OF your sin. We vo cot ter have Il. but
there's no use Of your going ter hell, for you've
no right therc, you're an intruder there, for 1t
was not made for you but for the devil and his
angels. Won Sc no business IN the fire, for fire
Was made for domestic use, and YOU 70 ter blame
II yer get INTO H. tell or t's coming cant
tell yer exactly whom, btt itr miahti soon. Yer
can see the high SOFAS rolling and hear the waters
roaring M some awful event IL coming. Yer sec
pride all about; people are trying ter SOC wuich
sleepe To their cnurch. Iut whatll God do
with yer; on, he'll hurn yer, for pride Is the
quickest thing ter catch anre, Yer manner-, too,
are gone, and the pcople are the meane-t set
match 10 SOdOm. Yer guiuG ter tho devil at
railroad speed, but Nor wOnt't SEQ it,"
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sPEEcH Br SENATOR BAYaRD.
Celebrating the Anniver-arv of tho Battle OF
New Orleaus.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-I csterlay, being
the anniversary II the batllo OF New Orleans.
WAS celebrated by tho Democratic Camuaign
club Of Tits city with reception and banquet
nt the Guard House. John II. Dohncrt. the
former President of the Old Hickory Club. pre-
sided. Near him sat Senator BAY rd OF Dcll-
ware, ex-Mayor Naux, Senator Foster Of Con-
nectcut. and other wcll-Lnnwn gentlemen
over two hundred were at the table. The claa-
crate banquet was followed by thirteen toasts,
beginning with ANDREW Jackson" aud In.
clud us The Victory AT New Orleans" The
Federal UOvernment," "Frec Churches and
Fee schools. "tOn etltu iOnal Money" &c.
senator Ba1 ard spoke to the fourth toast, "1he
fvJeral Congress ne reuresen ativCs OF tue soy
crricntv OF tho States and the majority Of the
ton must not Dc usurpsd through fraud or
force, under tae rctext OF political or military
neccssltV."
The senator, after referring to the coming
Centennial celebration. devoted himself closely
for AN hour To the abuses and missoverumeut
wncn the American people had been witnessing
for the past ten yeara. lilo dcscfiped the Origi-
nal stru .ture Of our DatiOnai Government. with
Its checks, guards, ana reservations. ana the
course OF pervcrsion aud decentralization
through which It nd been passing. Passing
on to other points, be denied power In
Congress to control the banking system Of
the country, and EXPRESSED the opinion that II
must be regulated by The different States before
our system OF finance End banking can attain
hard money currency, ana protested gAnst
senator MOrtun's pvnuipg resolu ion to create
an ngulsition into tho domestic Affairs OF MA
sissippi, ~ one tnat would leave our Govern
u.eut not Federal Government of thirty y-ei sht
States, but single centralized GoVerimc ut {:
not Union. but IA unit. TIE Senator closed
his very interesting address with forcible RET T.
g encc 10 the deploraoie condition OF outraged