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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

LAWRENCE MARYE,
& ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices In the Courts Of the city OF Rlchmoai
and the counties of Henrico, Hanover and Caro-
line. o,,. =,
He Is also Notary Public and Commissioner o.
he United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAiN WHITE
and hinlself being dissolved, his Office Is now Oh
18th ST., lust below Goddin's Hall. fs E-S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

CITY POOR-HOUSE.-I Respect
fully announce myself to the voters o.
he eity of Richmond as a Candidate for the ~
t5ERINTENDENCY OF THECITf POOR-HOUSh
nah A td* RICHARD REiNS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23
X T. M u v A l.

IA X e NJ o A L
HN WILIIAM SALMON, 9N
SADpLER
AND HARNESS MANUFACTURER,
Has removed from No. 81 Main st., TO 126 MAIN
STREET three doors above Governor street, op.
poste Eagle Square, where he will be pleased to
see all his old customers, and as many new ones
as will patronize him. He will give satisfaction
both in his prices and quality of work. Grateful
for past favors, he solicits a continuance OF The
lie zo--dScwiihN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

- FOR HIGH CONsTABLE.-TO
FELLOW CITIZENS OF RICH
dUND: In response to the call made upon me by
MANY Voters" | would say that, having had
considerable experience in the Collector 8 ONCE,
think could give satisfaction Ia that OF Consia-
ole Therefore announce myself candidate f"r
hat olhce and If elected, / promise faithful
fe 2itdes GEO. A. FREEMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23
cHIrA- GLASSWARE. 40.
~N CHIN A., g L ASS AND E1
~ EARTHENWARE H3H
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. HN

Ha. now in store aud on storage, LARGE
and FULL AssoRTMENT OF ARTiCkEs !E Sd HE
his FACILITIEs for DOING BUSINESS, and has
INCREASED HIS eToCk. He Is prepared TO SELL
upon a. REAsosABLE TERMS as any OF the re-
packing houses of the North
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on him, he will endeayor, BY PROMPT
ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, to merit continuance 81
,ba s.,,e NH 1s-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23


ws 10 HOUSEKEEPERS.--B late ar
IA ri walls, offer plendld variety OF French
H9sH Dim er and Tea Sets White Granite Ware,
Hska in sets or single pieces Fancy Toilet W are
Of new designs glassware, of every description;
Silver Plated Ware Ivory Handle and Common
Knives md Forks Bronze Iron Hat Stands Iea
Trays Britannia Coffee and Tea Urns; Oyster
Dishes Tenders Fire Irons Coal Holds; Foot
Warmers Japauned Toilet Ware Gas fixtures
Mirrors together with magnificent stock Of rich
Fancy Goods, all of W hich we offer as low as such
ia2 T. A. BULKLEY CO., 1s7 Main ST.
1<xaO RICHMOND POTTERiES, foot OF
EAMain street, Rockets, and corner Gary and
- 18th streets, Richmond, Va. kEESEE
X PAIR, Proprietors.-The subscribers re-
spectful y inform the merchants of Nirg MIA, North
Carolina and Tennessee, that they are manu-
featuring the best quality of ST0NEWARE, W hlch
they will sell at the very lowest prices, acth 30
eraf discount for cash
NE All ware sold by will be delivered in any
part Of the city free OF charge, ~, ,.r,,.
def DAVID PARR.
CEa REDUCTION IN PRICE. --ST EB-
MIL BINS PULLEN co. will, from this day,
EIIH offer their entire stock Of FANCY GOODS,
Efas VASES, &c, at greatly reduced prices for
cash. Now is the time to make your purchases Tor
tbs holidays. Call early
STEBBINS, PULLEN AGO,
las Corner eth and Broad sta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
+ III f N A v Y.


SAmYK, frigote, so, ,726 tons, Commander Ringgold
now nj Portsmouth, ~ H. The following the latest and
most correct list of her officers.
Observation-Disclosures Ringgold, Maryland
FIRST Lieutenant and Executive O1icer-Gco B. Bach
Missouri Second observation-disclosures c. Blake, Ohio
Thirdsf.ieVtenant-William p. McC'ann. Kentucky
Bdymdster--,J. George Harris Tennessee
'Surgeon-tohn j. Abernethy, Connecticut
Captain Of Martes-William Stokes Boyd Pennsylya
hia.
Hrstsr--J. Crittenden Watson Kentucky,
ASSISTANT Surgeon--taron S. Oberly Connecticut
Acting Xasters--Jobn Ever, Massachusetts,; William r.
Hathaway, Massachusetts,; Iucfus H. Beatty, Massachu
sets.
HidShipnea--E. C. Hasettine New Hampshire; NJ L.
johnson, Massachusetts,; James Wallace, Iowa.
Captains Clerk.-E. Brown, Jr., New York
P9v~6Ser's Cterk--M q. Hall, Massachusetts.
Acting Masters Mdtes--B W. Mckeevor, Pennysylva.
MIA; Henry Noe New York Eevertt II. White Conpecti
cut
Acting Boctsnaia--Chas, II. Hatfield, Illinois
Acting Cuiaer-Winiam Wade Washington, n. G..
Acting Cdypenter-George y. Barchard, Massachusetts,.
Acting SniimaAer--John o. Chevalier, New York.
MONTICELLO. steam gunboat, Commander Giles. Tho
following is list Of her officers
C6mmdnder-John r. Giles.
Lte,denont--Daniel L. Braine.
Acting xaars-Edwin V. eager and John r. Win
chester.
Assistant SurGeoi,--Frederck F. Potter
Acing Raymasttv-George DC Forrest Barton.
Acting ChtGf Etaineer--Georgc ". Wait.
lctin0 F1a uaxer's Mdte-1ewis AAen Brown.
Acting SccoEd NdSe RS Ndte-Richard Hustace
Actimg Third Masters Mafc--Augustus G. stebbns
Acting Tht'd Eagtnccrs-Jonathan Thomas and Column
bus L, Grihcn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
City IntelIfgence.

The ASSAULT UPoS Col. LAIsoN.-In the Of Major
Daniel IL Barnet, George H. Meade and others, charged
with felonious assault upon Colonel Iatson OF the Horse
Artillery, encamped on Staten Island, hearing was
granted yesterday before Justice Kelly The testimony
elected went to show that Friday afternoon " hle
Colonel Latson and others in the Office Of Mr. j.
Birdsa No. Park place. the accused in and after
which he WIS writing, Burnet drew two reyolvers and
offering one to Colonel latson, wanted him to fight.
Some Of the others also drew revokvers, and a
scene Of the utmost confusion followed. A policeman
came in at the moment but seeing rcvolvers out he
Seeded Burnet greatly excited swOre like troop
and ouishcd his revolver the Coonels face seve
raj times Meade was also decidedly belligerent and
wanted the Colonel to fight but the latter declined The
difficulty appears to have originated from the fact that
urnet had created dssenson among Colonel Iateous u
GERS, aud Colonel t. was about having him arrested The
case was not concluded when an adjournment took place
for the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

from the beginning of tho government until rpon mo
bond ana The str.e. limitations d colsSon
Tho ticket nominated without hardly an effort, and
all other matters tremendously arranged.
The next SCI in the political ccmedyof TINS state
viii take pIao', IN this city Tuesday next, when two
or three political organizations meet here III tue hrst
place hVe or six gentlemen somewhere III inc Interior OF
he sap part Of them signing thenisevc as deiocrns
ana pV as republicans aud one AZ an ancfcah caiied
reg pies Convention, to assemble here on the tot 20
MAJ some policy to the exigencies OF the hour
Ip response to this cali am informed that delegates are
oeipg elected in most portions Of the state me rump
Of the old American party have also decided 70 meet
here on that day. There Is also 10 be Il Convention
u the German republicans the same day the
10Th, therefore, bids fair TO be an eventual
day. On the 18th the republicans meet and
mark their programme for the campaign. The work
Of these two days is therefore, in political point Of View
of no little importance.
oircumsanee transpired here too good be lost, and
must relate il. AS usual upon such occasion, the
hotels have been all crowded. fun TO oyeriiowng rohse
gueny in certain double at the st. Charles Hotel
placed three beds and delegates without regard TO
personal acquaintance, were slowed away ogeiher OF,
in other words, two in bed. Now II happened that VI
the room referred TO put Fammany, Mozart and
Kings county politicians Among them were Iamnany
and Mozart delegate from the ward, who have for
long time been personal enemies both Of fhsse philoso-
piers were speak in mid forms AT least three sheets
in the wind, and IN that condition the landlord put them
in bed together, which resulted in transforming the room
into regular bear garden during the entire night the
delegates cursing and swearing at each other al
fearful rate, crying, Get out of this bed yon rotten old
rammanyri 'tShut Your head, you rowdy I'D Mozart
aud such like expressions: the time banering
each other for light, Which il neither had the
courage else sober enough to accomplish
| they would have ended the controversy and given
the balance Of the occupants Of the opportuni
~ to enjoy little sleep. The tunult kept up by
them until four A. NJ when exhausted nature gave way
| and drunken Tamuany and reeug Mozart slnnbered
awny In the same bed Of each other S
presence much to the relief Of the balance OF the oCcu
pants Of the room and all who occupied beds where
within dozen rooms of the haunted SPOT Mozart he
ing admitted to the Convention on the first day, when
night the Mozart occupant Of the bed referred
formed his Tammany bedieow that he ready Ia
affiliate with him, and would willingly share the
bed. How the parties stand the tables have been
turned, am unable to say for the Moarers decamped
| on the change OF fortune.
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ment leaves on Tuesday next.
THE CAMERON LEGION.

Considerable impetus has been given to the completion
OF the organization Of this regiment by the de-
lspatshes from the War Department In compliance
with the requisition of the government to for
ward the regiment as soon as possible, Major Dock
sader left yesterday for the interior of the State TO
supervise the recruiting service there and to forward to
this city the uon who have already joined from Greene
Delaware and schoarie counties. The gallant Major is
well known throughout the whole OF these counties and
he win ind difficulty III Immediately recruiting the re-
CURED number OF men. He is vested with full power to
assure his recruits with immediate pay from the date of
enlistment and furnished with TO forward them to
the camp at Saltersviie n j. Lieutenant Colonel Bishop
Is also recruiting another part Of the State and very
successful In bringing choice into the ranks
The late orders from the War Department urgent and
young men wishing 10 their country in fine reg
ment must at once apply at some Of the recruit
ing places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
THE VANDERBILT GIrARD

The Vanderbilt Guard Colonel james Raymond, which
is rapidly filling up, is oncsmped Staten Island about
ten minutes walk from Vanderbilt landing Tho ioca
ton is both pleasant and healthy Two companies COM
posed wholly Of Indians have lately joined the regiment
and Lieutenant PeaderGrast of the seventy first reg
lnent, who distinguished himself in the engagement at
Aqua creek Is attached 10 the board Of officers ma
ory Of whom have been in actual service Applications
Of companies and received both at tho hesi.
quarters 1874 William street, and at 267 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRR AND MISUNDERSTANDING Teu-
tonisIMrs Henshaw and child, New York; BuIhett
aud Mrs Knsmann, L Dseicn, Albert 2einrishs Miss
Maynard Mrs Csnaping New York Tn Tverier CARACAS;
go!d Rose bany Mr. and Mrs Fisher ionissie; Gustav
Louis Waefeaer Mr. and Mrs Ad HWnnerwsdeI New York;
Mrs Emma Barachinger and chifirea Quincy: DR. Y.
Wackcrbarth and two children st Louis; Mrs DR. Rice Ad
BeEm.9n Raphael May, New York; Rmil Lsdesks, $,
and family, Iowa; Paul broNin, Phadsiphia; John "
Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs e 0lifsen BAgge, New York; I
wsrhas Criy; Kau Grand Rspdsand others in steer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
Police IntcliIEenCe.

UrrERiNc SECESSION sENTmENIs..J Beam a young man
employed in the store No Gold street, was taken into
custody yesterday by detectives Sowcy and Dusenbury
charged with having recently given uterance seces-
sion sentiments. The prisoner appeared quite surprised
at being hauled the Goals and brought to the office
of the General superintendent Of Police he nroessed
to be strong Union man He was reprmanded severely
and then allowed to depart Beam relative of CAP.
tain Mills, of the brig John H. Jones' board of which
vessel secession flag found hoisted some weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
CONSTITUTION GUARD, UNITED STATES
VOLUNTEERS.

Recruiting for this regiment goes slowly but sure
and Col Brauek s confident Of having his regiment in
marching order by the last CT this month In few days
he expects to proceed to Ogdensbrg where four or five
companies forming which TO join his command.
Major Levy, veteran Of the French army having served
officer in Algers twelve years with honor, in the
meantime conducts the business in this city at the head
quarters, No. 453 Broadway number Of most in
iucntial citizens have interested themselves for this
nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
BARNEY RIFLEs.

Colonel Kozlay having returned from Washington from
an interview with the Secretary Of War in relation to the
equipment Of his regiment as been provided with every
thing that he stood need Of The regiment is at pre-
sent cncampej at Hudson City, the ground formerly
occupied by the Cameron Rifles Seven companies have
already been mustered into the service Yesterday tho
tents sent 70 tho rendezvous and the companies
already having foretaste Of hc in the field. Active
good band OF music numbering twenty four pieces,
has enlisted for the war The headquarters 500
RE dyvaV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
FIRST REGIMENT WASHINGTON GRAYs.

This regiment will positively leave for Washington 10
morrow, in obedience to the following order
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF New YoRE, I
ADJUTAEr GENERALS OfrfcE, ALBANY Sept 4, 1861. !
Special orders No 354 are hereby modified by extend
ing the time for the departure Of the Washington Grays
Colonel Henry Moore the 9th day Of September next
BY the order of the Commander in Chief
THOMAS HIILH0UsE, Adjutant General
The route Of the march will be as foows:--From Camp
TO Grand street ferry up Grand 10 Bowery, through
Bowcry Fourteenth street. through Fourteenth
10 broadway, and down Broadway to Pier No. North
river Tents 10 be struck at daylight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
COLONEL RUSH C. HAWKINS.

In our sketch OF this officer the Sd instant, in con
necton with the Cape Hatteras expedition we inadver
tenty did injustice 10 him. Colonel Hawkins is incapable
Of managing 10 make the acquaintance OF any one After
the close oi the Mexican war he refused to accept lieu,
tenants commission in the army, owing the huness Of
life Attendant upon such on Office His military career in
Mexico war with corps Of Sappers and Miners attached
was marriedxo highly accomplished lady from Que u
the New England States and they have resided 10 this
atty eypr since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
BATTERY K, NINTH REGIMENT N. Y. s. NJ.

This company Under command Of Captain r. b. Bunting
has been permanently detached and raised full bat
terry The strength will be increased to 1852 men, and
Ieateants NJ Clarke and George Browne, Jr, now
in the city for the purpose Of recruiting forty men
including second bugler Application be made
daily from nine NJ. TO four PM, Thirteenth st Get
and University place. Recruits will be forwarded within
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
NATIONAL GUARD ZOUAvEs.

Captain Alfred B. Chapman and Lieutenant H H. Mott,
both cxmcmbers Of The Seventh regiment and capable Of
fcers, have mustered in company Of for this re-
gment who Immediately sent 10 the camp az Scars
dale Captains Hodretgc and Croker expect complete
Their companies this week. They, too, members
Of the seventh regiment The headquarters Of the Ma
tonal Guard zouaves at 497 Broadway, Brooe
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
THIRTY -EIGI 18TH REGIMENT, NEW YORK
STATE VOLUNTEERS.

Sevcra! friends Of the Thirty eighth regiment Sccond
Scott Life Guard have contributed for the purchase OF
handsome camp flag 70 be presented to the regiment as
slight token Of esteem. George II. Kidder, member
Of tbs regiment at present in the city, will make the pre-
sentaIion upon his return Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THE CITY.
FIRST REGIMENT (ORECoN MFLES) VIRGIL
tt. MA BRIGADE.

p MA BRIGADE. =.
This regiment has been in operation but short tlnc
only, yet numbers upwards OF nine hundred active
able bodied men, large proportion Of whom are CRACK
ride Shots recruited from all sections # The country II
Is occred by who have been selected for their well
known military talents anu physical ability The regi-
ment has been assigned for special duty the Virginia
brigade now encamped at Wilamsport Maryland. 1t
viii comprise fifteen companies, four of which viii be ca
vary and do picket guard duty; company will MAJ
battery Of rifed cannon and inc remainder IN he
armed with good long range rifles. Az soon n man en-
rols he is provided with good comfortable ana,ie, plenty
Of wholesome food, and two suits Of c, made rc uni
forms When company nun cars ror,,, man !, 70
Immediately transported to y a rendszvops n, wupos
port in charge Of leuter >z,, and mustered in at
Inc 'hcn arA" pa! IN the time they sign the muster
r r 81 "ne h upon his discharge will receive the
u aa avn, ne crd dollars or warrant for hundred
a 49, .ros ~ bounty land IL wounded in the per
W.T. II duty life pension Of dollars and half
va "~cnth VIII be granted him. or the same win be allow
the. service. The enlistment is for three years
or during the war An additional squadron Of cavalry Of
IOo men can DO accommodated. 1t will be folly equipped
and provided with well trained horses. The advan-
tages which this regiment possesses others
Weit known It's success and efficiency will be fully
illustrated Ou the battle held The entire
IN view thegcnra welfare, health and perfect discipline
Of the men, and the ultimate superiority Of the regiment
as military machne over anything OF its kind yet
depted by tho War department.. There several va
cancics IA tho field aud staff besides two companies
applying at tho reementa headquarters, as Corsandt
street The regiment is now temporarily encamped on
South Brothers. Island in the East river where the men
are thoroughly instructed IN the light infantry and Skin
n'sh drill The following the field and staff officers
thus far appointed, viz Colonel, j. norr Williamson;
IT, Hdjtan,' ouarierInas tsJ ; i D. '' peyin
Ninth infantry, United States Army Surgeon, Richard H.
Weri; Assistant Surgeon Joseph L. Milford; Commssery,
Israeli. Haines; Assstan, Co,nssary George W. Ander
son; Assistant Quartermaster, George Wcrih
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

This regiment, under command of Colonel Merritt, IL
rapidly recruiting lis ranks. The late commander Of the
Third Connecticut has Joined the regiment az s Leute.
hapt Colonel and will bring an accession Of e4 Gonna
hSh The head9VaTssyi are q ed1 AQaAHeE =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
THE THIRD IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

Lieutenant Gleason, late aduant in the Irish brigade
in Italy, took his departure last evening for Troy con-
duct and transport recruits from there the Third Irish
Volunteers, Company G.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEw YORK, Sept. I, 1851
In your notice Of the Third Irish Volunteers of this
days Issue, you represent Gas having served with
distinction undcr Garibaidi in the Italian Of ndepen
dcnce" Permit to correct unntentoual error on
your part had the honor OF serving in the Irish br
gade IN Italy organized to oppose the forces headed by
Garibad and neither is me Third Irish Volunteers Popes
brigade stated in your notice, but military Irish or
gniation, whose lives pledged to the defence of the
Union. MICHAEL, WALSH
Late Captain Popes Irish brigade, Of Company G.
Third Irisa regiment.
The regiment leaves Tuesday next.
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Personal Intelligence.

General Fremont recently telegraphed Isaac Sher
man. Esq., Of this city, Offering him place on his staff.
with the rank Of colonel Mr. Sherman declined solely
on account OF want of tary experience He is and
has long been Of General Fremonts devoted and m
uenta friends and has rendered most important aid to
The Missouri patriots In their arduous struggle having
recently raised fifteen thousand dollars at one time for
them The same position General Fremont's staff was
subsequently rendered to Capt Thomas Francis Meagher
Hon Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee; Gen. Bell of the
Navy rgader General viee Of the United States Army
r. w. wentworth, Of Boston; s. g. Turner Of Albany j. A.
blanchard, OF Chicago and H. Emery, Of Cincinnati are
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
John G. Dale Of England c. II. Richie VIM s. Johnson
H. T. be Silver and wife, and Miss Bessie Gorsuch, Of
Philadelphia; Carlos Teedos and Jose Y Fernandez OF
Cuba; George l.. Brinckerhof family Of Matauzas
> NJ Gallup and W. A. Budd Of New York are stopping
at the Clarendon.
j. Leslie, Jr, Chief Clerk of the War Department. ok
Mayor Alexander II. Rice, of Boston; Gen yiels Of
Troy; j. J. Abercrombe, of the United States
Army; Lieut. Grswold OF Hartford: E. j.
Spauding, of Buffalo; H. Sanford, Of Connecticut;
= Brayton of Dansvle; D. H. CARPENTER Of Bridgeport
H. Cotton of Fittsburg; r, Hatch Of Chicago j. Bur.
ion OF Illinois, and w b. West and wife, Of Philadelphia
are stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Ex-Governor Gardner, Of Massachusetts Amos pihs.
bury exSuperinendont Of the Polio, Colonel Case aud
Major Sprague, of the United States army Captain Colds
borough, Captain Du Poht aud Lieutenant Merchant OF
the United States Navy j. Stryk of Rome f. E. James
and wife, and L. Davis and wife, of Washington and G.
Ripple, OF Indiana, are stopping at the Astor House.