The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06

A marriage notice in Canada is several
degrees worse than the account OF "bri[
liant wedding" in America. The following
was recently printed in the Q Iebec Chron-
icle: married. on Thursday The 1st OF
February, at Rathespeck, by the Rev. James
Reed, rector of Wexford, Henry Brown,
ESQ.,, Of Rathiarney county, Wexford. bro
Their OF the late Captain Brown, and grand
son of the late Lieutenant Brown, r. n. to
Kate Sophia ,Sophy), youngest daughter OF
the late Captain James Atkins, Z. n, OF
Rose Rock, Wexford, and grand-daue hter
of the late Captain Joseph Gray, OF James
town House, county Wexford, and great
granddaughter of the late Major Crozier,
and grand. niece of Captain John and
Thomus Gray, Of Wexford and wicklow
= militia, and OF Liertenant-ColonelL LOTUS
Gray, rife brigade, and cousin OF the Rev.
Michael Lloyd Abjohn, OF Ballybrood rec.
tory, and OF Lingitield, county Limerick"
The Toxic (Japan) Times says: "Mr.
Kanda Kohel, recently Gi Kuwan of the
Genro In, has been appointed Mombu
Show. He was at one period Director Of
Kai Sci Gakko, and afteIwar Rel OF the
Hioga Ken" We always thought Mr.. no
he'll would make good Mombu Shoyu, and
we are pleased to hear Of his promotion.
The Times neglects TO state, however, that
the gentleman for a short time held the
Office OF Swe Eft Pc Tai ri of NJ Je RISE,
and was subsequently made President Of
Kor Norl Oaf Frs OF the Pu Bill OK St
Rel Ets.-Norristoaon Herald.
Somdetch Phra Paramindr Maha Cauls-
long Korn ls all the name the King OF Siam
is baptismally entitled to. We hayn't the
pleasure of Mr. Korn's acquaintance, but
we desire to call the readers attention to
the beautiful Renaissance style OF architec-
ture Of the Kings appeilation--a sort OF
four-storied name, with balustrade, battle
ments, foliations, and crenalated mould
inpa. and a cellar under the whole, within
five minutes walk OF the railway station
Norristo,on Herald.
Woasnn's Words advises: "Women Of
tending auction sales should leave their
purses at home. The editor had her pocket
picked at one one day last week." Women
generally lose the contents OF their purses
at auction sales; but then they generally
have broken. nose teapot, cracked jug,
used-up coffee-mill, or something that way
to show for their msney-and that is about
as bad as il they had had their pockets
picked.-N orristown Herald.
The New York Graphic has analysed the
relative stages OF morei QepraVlLy III tQaa-
ing assaults on another's property, and an
nounces the following result: A spoilation
of 81, 0O0, 900 Is case OF genius; Of $780,
900 is shortage; OF $4,000 is litigation; of
$4,000 h insolvency; $4,000 is irregu-
larity; OF $4,000 Is defalcation; OF $1,000
As corruption; Of $500 Is embezzlement; OF
300 is dishonesty; $50 Is thieyery; OF S25
Is total deprayity, and one ham Is war on
society.
The trans Atlantic sparrow gets the fol-
lowing notice from the Boston Advertiser:
"AH our little American sopgsters are
harassed by this savage English pest, which
makes up in pugnacity and numbers what
it lacks In size. 1t is driving them away,
and giving In its stead its own untupeful
cries and the chatter of It's constant bicker-
ing under our windows. 1t Is prolific to q
marvel, and II delicateiy favored, as In the
past, viii soon suggest the frogs OF Egypt"
sThe news Of A. Oakley Hall's arrival in
England was singularly misconstrued by a
patriotic Engllshman, who rushed home In
despair and cried out to his wife: BY
hickey! Ais hover hin Hengland!"