The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

the rebels The same day that the news OF
the fall Of Fort Sum ter rsae ned Richmond
the rtoei nag was hoisted from the grounds OF
the lredegar-not, however, by the proprie-
toTs, hut by party composed Of several re bel
mem beers of the State Fon ven lion then in ses
sionr one Oh Inc editors of the Enquirer, and
toione, Moore, OF The FIRST Virginia Militia
This latter gentleman is an Irishman b,
nirih, long resident ~ Eicnrn ond where ne
krels a large hardware establishment Oh
Main street, and IL genial, hi. h minded, ano
high toned man. He was wounded at the
DIT le OF Bun Run. Du the blur rising aboya
tn iredegar works stands the peuitentiary
surrounded by high wall, and some dis.
lance back OF 1t Is the new cemetery Tn.
level space between Is used a g "A camD of in.
struction. A little higher up the river ius;
ehere the grounds OF the cemetery com.
down, are the water works The conceptio.
f them is very simple, the water from tn,
James river being made by dam 10 low int
Il basin, from which ii is pun ped 10 a ressr
voir III an elevated part OF the city.
BUSINESS AND CURRRNCY.
As 10 business, it IL generally represente TED
com pletely ruined, except those branches
Of trade that are connected with the equip
ment and supplies Of the army. These arr
hJurishiDg, BAT the only currency TO be had
IS paper money and when the war end those
vino h;.veappeAred to drive the most thriv
ing business will probably ind the IN selves
ich only IN worthless shinpl ssters. Never
theless The people do not seeI.. Inclined TO
look far into the future, aud b INK notes
'9S"'' III epPEiS 11u hiIhOut
rtGard to Il CORES o1diug capital, will pass
current III trade, tntre 10 l.oJ appear to be
very hard times ThoS., branches of traut
that are conntct ted wItr ARTICLES OF luxury, OF
trtlcies not OF the first neCeesit IT, are entirely
ruined, ana many are the empty stores that
can be- seen III Mtiu street, silent witnesses
against the madness OF the h ". Still the
slutWaths are crowded with pedestrians, AMI
On the whole Richmond Inay De said TO Do I.
gay city.
SOUTHERN BoMBAsT.
The People are carried away with the flush
of the p1ttial successes of the rebels ana
more III al ever Wanted ls the vast suprriori-
y of Southerners over Yankees. Oh, 40 W
ntye ionsed To -ee Il check given 10 this bra
vado bj trinnpn OF the National arms.
winch would bring tnt SO people 10 then
.eEscs. thlnk that oHe graDd battle and a
,!"cislHo YiCtery in Virginia v'uuid burst tne
bubble, d.spei the insanity that has seized
upon the popular mind III the South. d!S0r-
EaniZe their linmturt army, and lead to a
speedy restoration OF petce, order and ot,sdi.
eEGo u law. Bat every ilCtie cnecK that our
trIa- sustain Is magnihed by these Boosters
ana 10 ah dddl tiUnaI OSstaclv IL the way u
peace. Every party OF Union soldiers that j.
,.iraded through the STREETS Of Rich mona GA
uair way - prison appeirs 10 tEt Sc Ame-l.
can Eascols lucont-stibto evidence OF their
great superiority owe" the msI OF the Norm
Caplvlly Itself is hard u bear but the st,EC
u made aOupIy severe ny Bhe tdunts OF T. E
women AMI negroes, ana BY the feeling thu:
every one or those unavoidable incidents u
Wy Is ttaen As Il proof OF southern yaior.
rNCNDEIEa, AIM 3, ASD Et.CiP&ENis.
Tn arms il general ose among the rebel
troops are Old United states muskets, altered
from HihtlUCh> into i-elcuSsIon ant neu.
There Is Il ta>toty OF small firearms at Rich
iuUnd, ANA Que az t&t tJte, North CarO.luai
in the former they rlilt The smooth boree
t"d also rIii- Cannon. The IIrdegar Iron
" urh5, at Richmond. are said 10 tara o I, [
rlgnt small ana tour large rltieG cannon daily
tntre are also Cannon T~uGdries at ATTAIN ta,
Ga, tue iIOa beng procured from Dalton,
near by Two on the Cum Der .ud river, risat
III The midst OF the iron coGntTy w. Ill Mc
,,hls, aud one at New Orleans. Powder Is
| manufactured at Attic Rock, Ark, where
sulphur Is found III large quantities. Gun
c,.TIldses aud iorses are mtGe at Nashville
| ana at ALiantt, Teorsli.
hotels.
The hotels are doing a thriving buainess, rs
s1Id. Thy have Increased their rates tor
| botta from tW,nty-fsye - fifty per cent
The EAcbange and Ballard s-which ccnsti-
| tute really but one es.;iOiis anent-eharga two
| and u half collars Pc day. and the Spots
| wood, which - no" the resort Of the fijtf OF
| Southern society, threa dollars. The Amsri-
| can used II b. the AeldQ Of the " es-
| JefA anti secession mem bels OF tHe t'Unyea-
| lion, hnt now II Is among The most pro.
Houuced OF rebel estaoii .hmruts. Little &C.
| cesSion Nags hEit1r from every window
| while larger ones are Displayed from al tht
| principal bulldogs IN the city. f.Iym4nt s
| are Ii made Ia Virginia and 1ennt ssee cur
| ni4sLeis, or enc Of which, tor 20 cents, l gave
| you n copy. HIRE follows Very alcurat.
! u5U4e representing = t|eaty- Ave cont note al
| tae "hserop0lit IN Savings Bank" signed "
| :. Pulinc, for President, and Nat. W. Hart
| for CasAler.-EDs. ihs
! THE MAIT7.
! There IS no deprivation which The people Of
| The South regret and miss m ire th.n tuev Do
| he mail system. But reckleesDe-4 and an
| utter Disregard OF the tuture rule every " acre
| The Southern miId SEEMS 10 have Resolved
| ltSo!f into tbs O ae iten, - fer US, the del
| uGe.' il was thar ina providence anu reckless
| dispust ton that drove them into this rehei
| hon, ana II IS the SANE that will retain them
| III The hostile attitude which tGav have a.
! .umeJ. Ii woUld be idle and ridicHIors 4
| say that The prudent, sensible, conservative
| man OF the South do not depIore the Sc.
| csssi0n movement, 4 ID wish ii their heart,
| that it We're crushed, never 10 rise aga in hut
| II would DP equally foolish for the National
| Government to calc III tta 10 any extent on
| that sentiment. The war is 10 longer =
| matter OF s=n timent. Il mas long ago paseaa
| that point. It is now trial OF strength be-
| tween TWO giants AMI the one who has mos
| po%er, most energy, aud most endurance
| sill succeed
GOODBYE TO RICHMOND.
| have rot said that the nun ,rous and az
| teusige tin0r mills that stand along the J mes
| river are III constant work; that fiNnr is but
| $40 per barrel which, considering the fifteen
| per cent discount on paper currency n N IN,
| closing OF the Sou thern ports is not Wy,
| h gh: that other provisions are scarce par.
| ucularly fresh beef, butter, and bacon: .ha
| soldlefs ratlops are very scant and inferior
| tntt the easements OF churches are Used foI
| the mAup ftcture and storage of military
| equipments and supplies that the large co!
| ton factories st Manchester, on the Or,po=it I.
| side Of the river, are runniug dav and nir
| making cloth-a sort of linsey- woolsey-foT
| the army; that the ladies are indus,rior In
| knitting nitens and socks for thu soldiers.
| that small arms aEe manufactured ~ FAY
...ft p. .rh~.
| ttbished in large numbers all along Main
| street; that there is 10 such thing as beer or
| lie 10 he had iii the restaurants; that tar
| tarif of other drinks is put mp to fifteen
cents, that strict discipline is maintained
| LmOLg The soldiers, and uukenness guartjaI
| against by the most stringent regulations:
hat the style of dril differs from tn 1T nrae.
| Used among the Northern troops, by being
more slow, steady, and solid-reSembiing
| therein the old European STYLE: that 10
| mat regularity OF movement of South
| trn cohorts is ascribed by soma the r.
| puls+ OF our impetuous soldiers at Ball Run.
| that IL is yet disputed point whether that
victory is to be ere lifted TO johnson or To
Bsauregard, as also whether JEFF Davis wa
on 'he f1eid At all that day; that there was
great dissatisfaction At the failure of Tho
Southern troops TO follow up their success nv
he occu patton of. Washington: that they = re-
now fortlfging Warrentnn junction some
eight or tan miles South vest of anaSs IS.
n IL ammunition WIS beginning to fail shnrt
although there are two powie mills at wor.,
IN IN SOUTH till the arrival of A,e steamer
'jarm Ud1. which ran the block ide At Charles
90 win most valuable aud immense cargo
OF supplies and munitions of war; and thatit
- The s-ttled conviction Ia the minis of the
people that France and Engl nd ara about ! 3,
recognize the Coniederacy and bresk the
blockade. The Richmond papers often pnb
lsh extracts from the New York H1rald aud
| recoilect how Intense was air astoDish
ment when they found in your i1nrnala fu,l
and complete register of their army. no
passes are given 10 Any person TO go north
ward, except IN sofae very speci II cases al
even III those Cases an oath has to be taken
that no Southern secrets nothinP dsmaeiro
he q Of The hni i