The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-18

equal and impartial neutrality Is acceded to-
What withdraw his troops in the face of
uslv :. ~ y ss Ken
cenaries are virtually invited TO remaini It
would be betrayal Of the people of Ten mes
see, an abandonment Of their defence and
safety. We do declare that 1t cannot be done
without disgrace In the face of these demon.
STATIONS.
ARREsr OF srsPrcfors CHARACTER
The Memphis Argus, Of the l4th, says:
Yesterday officer OBrien arrested n man
calling himself J. NJ. Barber, who has been
prowling about the city for some time attired
by day in citizen's dress and at night donning
his business and occupation are as numerous
as his haunts. Upon being arraigned In
police court this morning, he was discharged
for want Of proof and went on his way re-
jotcinG.
cHARLEsro BANKS
The following patriotic resolutions were
passed at a meeting OF Directors from the sew
eral banks in Charleston, held on the eth in
slant, all the banks being represented
/. Resolved, That the several banks in
Charleston will continue to receive Treasury
notes in payment Of all dues to themselves
and also on deposits, and will receive pay
nent In the same medium for all paper sent to
them for collection; and they hereby decline
all collections for " hich pa msnt in Treasury
notes ia not satisfac tory.
2. Resolved, That In conformity with the
spirit and purpose of the foregoing resolution,
all credits VIII be given and be payable in cur
rency, in which term Treasury notes are In
cluded.
HEROINE.
The Selma ALA Reporter has the follow /.
ing:
BY the merest accident we learned the
other day, that a lady I'm Selma soon after the
battle OF Manassa, cut up her bile cloth, and
ierp n ;joa hat o,,ll a
about her premises, out of which she made
lin, for onr wounded soldiers Such acts of
heroism should be proclaimed from the b ouse
tops, not only an act OF sheer Justice to
such noble conduct, but in order that theirs
may be induced to go and do likewise. No
spartan mother could have done more than
TINS lady under the circumstances and vet
this act has been scrupulousIy kept from the
public, having ''leaked ont by mere acci-
dent.
aoop BUSINESS
The State Road of Georgia is doing be ter
business than ever before-caused dou less
HANGED inland freights consequent upon the
blockade. The payment into the Treasury
for the month OF July amounted to S7s. oDU,
and for the month of August 500 oo0
SUPPLY OF DRUGS, SC, FROM RURoPp
The Charleston Mercury, of late date,
says:
Mr Philip Wineman, Of the house of John
hshHuTSt, VINO Tor the pur-
pose OF making special arrangements for di-
rect importation of drugs, medicines &C.
ana whose arrest In New York has been re-
ported recently, has arrived in Charleston in
lull health and Vigor after his ditiicu lties.-
MIR. Wineman has made ample arrangement Is
IN EuI ope for future business The luncets
ana potash which were stolen from him by
the Lincolnites will we think, be fully COW
cred by the sec uestration act.
aHoT BIT ONE OF HIS MEN
The Chariestown (Va.) Free Press, of the
l2th inst, says that Capt. John Henderson
captain OF the Home {cavalry) Guar,." wa
shot by one of his soldiers named Miller. on
SundHy last. The shot was an Intentional
one, but we have not learned the Gu use for the
commission of the act. Miller has been sem
to Winchester and placed in the hands of the
civil authorities. The extent of the wound,
and the result of injury, cannot at present be
known. The ball entered the right shoulder
and passed through.
YANKEE FRIGATEs OPP PORT MACON
The Wilmington IN. c. Journal, of Sept.
18th, says a letter had been received In that
city froIa the camp of the eth Regiment N. G.
State troops now stationed at Fort Macon, un-
der date Of the 18th inst, which says that two
large steam frigates have been lying of the
camp for several days past, and on the llth
large vessel was seen within long range of
the shore; but on the morning Of tho 18th she
up anchor and steamed off out of FRANCE, send
Ing back parting shot which fell in the wa
ter some distance from shore
AFEMALE WARRIOR
The Memphis Avalanche, of Sept. le, Saws
One Of the Louisiana companies in the bat
tie at Manassa lostits captain. The conn any
then unanim ously elected the wife of the de-
ceased to NIL bis place, and the lady, in uni
form, passed through the city yesterday, on
her way to assume command other comDany