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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

r ARGE AsSOKTMENT OF FANCY DRY
IL 3pUDS at AUGri 'E.-Cn WEDNESDAY,.
tn Ia tant. II 10 e'cioet. will sell at Ig stors,
tarse invoice Of FANCY DRY oOuDs-epbIac-
az
Ribbons. Illusions Csmbrics, Mu>ltns.
lawns. Silk and cotton sets. Bobbinets,
Iar|ions. Ins ipgs. fdgnEs, Rsregss,
tissues, Linen ard Cotton Hdsfs.
Combs Port M,pn .ies. Leather Bags,
Belts. Hair ard Tooth Brushes,
Linen csoms, Narcotics sets,
l iants' Robes, spool lotions. Tape Lscss,
Sewiog ks. collars Mourning oets,
Gloves, hosierv, Brads, Fringes,
SCISSORS Pins, Bu'tous Ac, &c
The attention or lhs trade is req Issted.
jv9 4 IO9K, AEc.'T
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OFFICERS RErUKNISa HoME.-The following
officers, VI hU nave lately resigned their com
mis- si0ns in the United States Army 10 take
service under the Confederate Government
nave arrived IN New Orleans from New.
Mexico, aud were received WI tn greaJ warm III
and cordialIty by their friends: Major IL. II
>ib!ey, late u >. Dragoous; Capt Thomas
Claiborne and Lieuts Baker aud Mcneil
late u. S. Mounted Rifles and DR.. Carey
.ate Surgeon T. 5. a.
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From Na>hinri0n.

WAsHINGroS, July p NJ There Is yer,
little news OF general interes here.
The Republican caucus have decided to pus b
business rapidly through
Tae war appropriations will be made a
once.
Senator Wilson's bills to increase the Arm
and 10 ratiIy Lincoln's acts, have been refer.
red TO appropriate committees
1t is rlmored that M-ssrs. Crittanden and
Wickliffe are preparing compromise rheIt
is no prospect that any meas ure OF that sorr
viii be- received Tor dis cussion.
Senator Breckin ridge is a member of thu
Committee on Foreign Relations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

A PaIzE CsEw DETAINED In the Court of
The Confederate States, at Charleston >. 4 +,
the 9Th last, Judge Mdgrath dell versd
Lne opinion OF Inc Court on the motion for Il
discharge OF the persons comp posing the crew
Il the prize snip A b. Thompson. The mo
ZION is refused on the ground that the Court
4as no power u release such persons, il beng
vested only In the Department OF War. APP
UiIcarion Tor their release, therefore, must ue
made to the Dopar tIneut at Richmond The
Court ordered the personal effects OF these
par ties 10 be res tored 10 them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

New YORK PoLIoRAEs IN Trouble. - On
Wednesday Judge Leonard, of the New York
Supreme Court, issued an order for the arrest
OF Mr.. Kennedy, Superintendent of Police,
and two Of his men, at the instance Of Mr.
Frederick A. auion. The Express says:
Mr.. Guion lays his damages at twenty thou.
sand dollars for false imprisonment growing
out of his recent arrest for Obtaining sigma.
lures TO the much talked of 'sPsace Petition
This case VIII AFFORD our mercnrial Superb /,
tendent Of Polics and other Rack Rspu n.lcan :
an opportunity TO defend themselves in Court,
VS. are now IL fair way af learning wnssh.
er We ars living under the Copsttsutiea Of the
United SAtes, or nndef tho rnla of John A.,
Ksausdy. n ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

An ADxoxIrrox recent drought which
pervaded large portion Of the South has
been relieved In many localities by copiOus
sho Was it not in tended as an admoni-
ton against any,. the least, misuse of our in
coming cropsf The whole country had just
oeen blessed with plentiful crop Of wh-at
md oats. In ordinary times such a circum-
tancs has generally been the signal for pro.
fuse dealing In the articles harvested As ii
20 check the spirit at a time like this, tn
clouds were made to hold back their in Il uences
ma drought Of considerable severity came
On The Ger tain effect was to cause every mar
20 keep up the rigid economy of the previous
part OF the year. However abundant the
small grain, it was no time TO be slack in its
use when corn and cotton might be cut short
The people were at once brought back to their
sense of thrift. And now, sIthough the rains
nave partially come, let us be as careful as
We are thankful. Corn is not made yet AnG
t it were, the exigencies of war are still be
lore the country. Make as much rs we MAJ
md save & as bsst We can, hard times are still
ahead of us.-Edgefetd Advertiser.
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Fran Elirfux tourt.H ,use.

FAIRFAA c. H., July 9, p. M.-All quie
here. Nunberless reports Of advance o
enemy. Troops enthusiastic, and eager 70,
the fray. No news from Winchester or Mar
tinsburg. Messrs. keitt, Clingman and Boyc
have arrived and are in service
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News by lhe Great Eastern

LOUISVILLE, July The Great Eastern
brings Intelligence of the mos disas trous fir,
III London which has occurred for many yea
'rations. The loss is estimated at over thre.
millions pounds sterling.
Tie Sultan of Turkey is dead.
The recognition of the Kingdom Of Italy b,
France has been formally announced
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Important from Missouri,

LKAyFEW0RTE, QiY -Goyernor Jackson
Secretary has is ued call for the I.egis Ia ture
cf Missouri to meet at Strcoxie, 40 miles from
Fort Scott) to pass an OrdinaA ce of Seces
sion.
The notorious Montgomery has en tered Mis-
souri, with 1 600 man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
War Movements ~ esi = nation =. X en-
SkiKmis heA. kc.

war AA0Ncu~utS~ IA enSnulOn 90 II Q e n
skirmishes, &c.
NEW York, July The special Wishing
on corr-spondent of the Eeenfng Post say.
nat IL 600 Federal troops had os-ed the Pc
iomac within the past twenty four hours
Dol Duryea has been appointed Brigadie
General.
r. II Walton, the Governor of Utah, deem
'nS the support OF the Lincoln 6oyernmeI
tlconsist~nt with his duty, has res igu.d
The Federal steamer Monticello, while re-
tonnoiierIng yesterday about five miles sbov,
Newport News, discovered about seven hun
!red Southerpers and opened fire npon then
The Wonticelio landed seven companies. NJ
particulars are given.
British Consuls insist on visiting Btltimor1
n business, undera truce flag, ana accompa
led by an armed tug
Hav kins' New York Zoaave had Il recen
-ncounter with the Southeruers near New
noru News. Three Souiherners and "a of tn
Louaves were killed The Zouaves sent TO
endorsements.
The above is all from the Washington cor
respondent of the New York Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

VESSELS RECAPTUsED AND PRISONERS TAKEN
dispatch from Cedar Keys, Fla, gives The
gratifying in form ion that the schooner rs
Fanny Basseuy and Three Brothers, of New
orleans, and the Olive Bran Oh, OF Mobile, ali
recently captu red by L,nco In cruisers, AND
sent rs prizes to Key West, were recaptureu
10 II Cedar Keys on the 81 inst. by the FlorIdi
ices. Lieut.. Selden, l. >. n and nine eel
,eamen, were taken pr isoners, and nave been
sent 10 Tallahassee. The crews of the
schooners are safe at Cedar Keys, and will be
sent home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

A DEsERTER "A mn calling himself Ben
ialnin AKers, and supposed to be n deserter
from Capt Hunters Lynchburg company
has been arrested in Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

SINGULAR OcCURRESCE.-Two Inulatto girls,
one of whom was free, committed suicide by
drowning themselves, near Augusta, Ga, On
the 9th inst. Cause unknown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

PERCUSSION CAPS The factory at Nashville
Tenn uGder the su perinteGdence of Colonel
samuel ID Morgan, is turning out daily 1885,
900 musket caps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

AcCIDEST.-In Angus ia, Ga, on the 4th inst
Mr.. VIM H. Courts was Dangerously wounded
by q musket bali.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

IT LOOKS LIKE CASARD The Northern,
md Western papers publish what purports
20 be Il letter from Mr.. Russell, the CORES
pendent OF the London Times, dated New Or
leans, May %, in which the South is ailudeo &c
N scurrflous terms and statements made which
are known to be false and groundless. III.
letter does not appear to be genuine. 1t is moi
Nritten in that Lerse and vigorous style which
belongs to Mr.. Russeils COMPOSITIONS, and
besides that, presents other III ternal evidence
~ ling traud.-Augustd( Ga Constitution
1zisf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

SrocKs In New York, on Friday last. at
the First Board, Virginia $ brought 46l
Missouri 6's, 37s North Carolina bonds 4si ;
and Tennessee bonds SIT. In relation IL
American stocks, Messrs. Barring, Brothers
x Go. remark by the Persia
Purchases OF the Federal stocks and of the
W-priced Sou thern State stocks have been on
large scale, and there is now little pressed
for sale The business ia railroad shares and
bonds have been limited We quote u s. SIS
bonds at S0as2, and SIS at T2i 734, both ex-
july dividend Alabama SIS sterling bonds,
46i4S kentucky 6's dollar bonds, 6s 10
Maryland SIS sterling, TO ,B5. Massachusetts,
do 80; none for sale. Mississippi SIS sterling
s1l0. Pennsvivania stock, 6S17o; bonds 7os12.
Tennessee, 80 40. Virginia 81 dollar, i2a4i
5's sterling bonds, 43,46. Railway securities
without change in quo,a lions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

I'D. AbrahaIa.. Of BsliEllors, has obtained
The eoRitnc, for building enc Of The Federal
saa.ebslE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

CHARLESTON MARKET From the last week
" review of the Charleston market, published
in the Mercury, we copy the following:
The total receipts of cotton since onr
last report amount to 747 bales against 6,S0S
bales same time last year, making a grand
total from the lst of September to the latest
dates, OF ) 4S7 1873 bales against 431 500 bales
the same time last year, and $40, 0,5 bale
the wear previous. Decrease since last year,
943 726 bales.
The general tenor of our market during the
past week has again remained in a very quiet.
and we may add, very depressed state-the
transactions in all branches having been few
and principally of a retail character.
For rice we have also to note a quiet market
during the week just closed. There would
have been, probably, no sales Of consequence
to note, had not an agent Of the Confederate
Sta tea appeared in the market and bought up
some 500 tiercas for shipment TO Virginia, pay
able in Confederate Bonds. The extremes OF
sales We're from - 5. 6 10 $3; the bulk at $2k to
$2E
The arrivals of corn have been by railroad
only ,amounting to some G, 900 bushels of North
Carolins, in bags. They we're principally by
order CT dealers, and stored to supply the
trade as wanted The market is now well
supplied, and prices apparently on the decline.
Two store lots, in bags-about 3 500 bushels
yellow article, sold in the fore part CT the
week at 10 per bushel weight and bags In :
cluded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

by Thomas w. Reese, 8uct..
fOfice corner 18th and t,arv strec4.,

yTOCk uF GHGC RITES VgSra n
> QUDRS. TEAs SC eBR sALEAT aTtgTjesy
he undersigned iutenaing t. dis ontinuA the
ir ce'y busiae =, will efor for sale NJ public
Hstiou, on Z - DAf morpin. In y sfn
anme scin. at ], DEL cx, ut heir store on broad
3Htwet n st1 aUd 18th str cts their stock of q gU.
La consist ng "f sugars II la.-ss Atata4n-
ne and Ta!iow Can lies, Family Ace Hetr;nss,
AIT, Bsoo,ns, Buckets. sPic =, App's Nipegsr,
Fr-rch and Appl" i arr Old rye Whisky.
iERss.--F'r all SENS i Tar $40 ca n; eieo ana
yer, sixty dtVs' credit or apIrsvea endorsed
ego Liable paper
ego A. HuNDLEY AGO.
sale INDICTED by THos. w kEEsss, Auct.
iy ct
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ELOTHINA. Ac
MILITARY CLOTHING.

0r pairs Heavy Cotionade PANTS.
oe pair, Black Cashmere PANTS. suitable for
Artillery companies.
so pairs heavy Grey Tweed PANTS.
NOAH WALKER CO,
cas- Corner Main AND iah or Pearl st..
4 TTENlION, MiLsTAKY.-ws nave Ia
n store Black and Blue Beaver Cloths, Blue
lto.hs, tor ,,rs-s Uniforns Grey Doeekia CASH
neres Miiiers' Cry Cassimeres. sc al Of
which we are prepared to make to order In the
je2s KEEN, BAIDwIN Il WILLIAMS.
SUMMER CLOIHING
,DAsRAcoEAr!. h l sss ssS Co. ."''A''
Have on hand
Fine fancy Cashmere SUITS.
Fancy Gottonsde snlTs.
Fancy silk VESTS.
White Linen COsTs
Blay and spanish J.nen COATS.
Linen and Marseiiiss PANTS.
F IL, &C GassI% sG PANTs. Anstyis'.
NEGS TI Esps hD On sS,k sEocKs, GLOVES,
DARKACoTr, R.RR!a Co.
ie Its t'2 Main street.
sh hsishy cd q 10
sling theiT s9ti ne s an Of cLofa,SG and
% 70 at sss
,ueeneuts to cash buyers. Persons Ia want Of
TGaS e H Hsi Z s'se = H1 Vain st.
!xENsHAM's GAssiMEMEs LBS
q EsLs GAsS5MEkEf Y9vS MEs
viii be made to order in the latest styles either
or citizens or military wear. Remember, this ia
southern uiac,ory aad has been for the ast
Years it has not sprung up from the necessity
sss, land not ha rins climbed in al tos back win
iow, over other people shouldars,l ast,sr my.
.elf that / know my business, and knowing 10.
the CQesomalH the b8neht of thai know
Csli at the large and new store, but old stand.
| ,nnO san PL ES OF GOOD>-Frsnch,
tWV english and home made, which | will
"e'-e 49, rdsr in the latest shape and ia the best
,od' alo~ ng yras ,'r anY, 70, cash
apis "a Main. corner l4th street.
Sl5. 900 GEMS SM Fun III i d6 S FOX
| ALE AT COST FOR CASH, TO CLOSE THE W EOLH
'ropristor to offer the whole stock on hand, a.
above noticed, and invites attention to the assert.
ment, knowing me opportunity "A excellent enc
| lsr. The stock has all been made up within the
asst six or eight months and presents rare opPot-
| skin and Fancy Cashmere Pants Cassi TDere, aag.
seilles, SILK and Cashmere Vests. Also. shirts.
| Drawers, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, eocss,, shswis,
| Collars, N eek Ties ard scarfs. Ali selacssd Ut
| he best markets for retail trads.
Merchants visiting the e:ty for Spring purchase.
.re invited 10 examination, as We think money
| an be made, and we offer these Inducements for
| he purpose Of raising money
| W. b. IUPMAE, Agent,
mn 70 lns Hatn ssr-at,
| LII TIE LAtESf STYLES or NICK
n TIES, COLLARS, SHIRTS. se.-Eor sprlax
krd Summer, cnn be had at
| NOAH WALKER cos,
Corner Main sad 18th or Pearl SITS,
nh - EIapcn OF Baltimore GoEFe.
= eIkCE.-we nave Erge assoft-
| v ment Of Ready made Clothing for enteInen's
~ear and also . good stock of Negro Clothing,
which we have determined TO sell FOR the bssnes
If the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for each
spd 10 panciusl customers. We hope thai tbo
above announcement will soeurs Tor Us at once
sall from all who IN mood Of anything in ooH
Tins are asteruine' TO -oufnrm strictly -
this notice. SIMPSON 4 MILLER,
liz Main street,
Opposite Mitchell ana Tyisr's, aishnore.
p. S.-Horth CaroiIus money rAt en- ~ par for
1oo3s ter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09
DRY GOODS. 10.

SPECIAL NOTlCE.-On hand
- MILF RY GOoDS!l!
l,ceo yards SLUE SATIN BTs.
1900 " GkEY FLANNELS.
l,eo0 " GREY CASsIMERES.
1900 81 Sheep GREY CASsIMERES.
500 CA GREY fULL'D CLOTHS.
ECO ARMY BLANKETS.
500 pairs low priced colorsd BLANKETS.
The above Will be offered a: very low prices
c.ose Military companies in want Of outfits vii
save money in naEing their selections eariv at
ALFRED MOSES,
Mn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09

- NEAT BARGAINS a sILhs.-5od yaro
VI Checked Silks at 50 and rs cts; 500 dress pat
Robes At go ana sas, worth double the money
100 Bsrsgs AID 0rgandis Robes ct half price, 1905
yards Beregs Anglais at aic. per yard; rish En-
Challiss and Mozambiquss; plain Grape Bsrsg.
and Rersge at 2sc., worth s7S and Soc. For bar.
gains in all styles Of Dress Goods, call at % Mali
street. lapel CHRISTIAN q LATHROP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09


BucKaASSos, Va, July 2.-Gen. Rosecrans
occupied this place on Sunday morning. and
will probably rem ain here for several d ys.-
The rebels are separated and reported to be
il large force at Beverly aud Berlington.
Al the latter place fortifcatious aud case
mated redoubt have been erected Fonr can
mons are planted commanding the Pnillippi
road The position is said TO BE- very strong
one. From the most reliable reports
IL is ascertained that from seven to ten thou
sand armed Secessionists are in the vicinity.
Telegraphic comm unication is being esta5
lished TO this place
a battle must take place within 4 few days.
Thus far there has been no ii yhtip in this
region although a battle has beel reported on
what every one regarded as good authority
AT least fifty Secessionists we're brought be-
fore General Rosscrans Yesterday. Nearly
all were discharged on taking the oath.
ASorH ER sKIRMIsH.
Especial Dispatch To the Ciacinnx'i Commercial
CAMP PaILLIPpI, VIA WEBSTER, July 2.-On
Saturday two companies, Capt. Miller's,
Ohio 18th, and Capt. Donnelly's, LIST Virginia,
left Rowiesburg 70 protect the polls of an
cleo ton held IN the vicinity OF Tucker county,
for Delegates 10 the House of Delegate to
meet in Wheeling. They heard that eighty
and ambuscaded in Virginia form The rebels
discovered 1t before moro than nine Of their
number had entered the trap, when Il fire was
opened. Private Smith, in Millers Com
PiHSb udu uIcu hHu was TelOh0lug WOSu 4
rebel discharged shot gan, the loaa entering
Smiths forehead, carrying OF the top Of his
head Capt. Miller instantly shot the rebel
through the heart with his revolver. Two
other cavalry atoned for Smiths death with
their lives. The rebels then beat u retreat.
Smith was one Of the bravest and hes t men In
Tn. 18th Ohio.
II is reported that Wise, with four rsgi-
Eients, would join the rebels at Laurel Hill
to-day. Their force, including Gsorgiaas,
Tenussssans and North Uarolinians, iG est
d. a.ed at from ten TO Nftssn thousand. Wise
swears he II attack a. on the 4th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-31

SECESSION JOURNAL on EAST TENNESSEE
The Memphis Appeal, in tkc course of lofty
editorial, says:
We can clearly see frem this Outcropping of
the bud of treason which was engrsfted upon
the ignorance of the East Tennessee masses by
the parricidal hand OF Andrew johnson, that a
formidable movement is ON foot to oppose the
constitutional authorities of the s.; tie, and
thus TO seek to protect another panhandle"
monarchy, similar to that in Western Virginia,
self-styled State. To effect this end-falsely
yet dangerously denominated - struggle for
independence ce"-the Lincoln Goye.nmeut is to
be called to the rescue, and it's pestiferOus con-
gregatiOn of poltroons, with sword and bayonet
in hand, be invited to come within the juris-
diction of Tennessee, bringing with them des-
olatiOn, wand alism, bloodshed and slaughter.
1t is useless, in consideration of til hese facts,
therefore, to parley longer with the clique Of
political charlatans who conceived the Green
vile Convention, and who are soon to continue
the session Of their traitOrous council at Kings
ton. We have tried policy of Cancellation
towards them, and it has signally failed--the
hemp policy must be the one for the future
The people, we believe, are not parties to this
disreputable movement, but if left GIono and
undisturbed by the seditious haranguea of
these turbulent brawlerS, will discard the mere
difference Of party, and rally to the support of
the southern flag with quite as much unanimity
rs has characterized the conduct Of the Union
men Of the Gulf States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-31

SEIZURE OF SULPHUR-The Confederate
Government has been informed that the Gov
ernor OF Lou sians had taken possession of
two hundred tons Of sulphur in his State, for
the purpose OF making gunpowder for the
army: 1t belonged to private individuals, and
was obtained by them for the purpose of being
used in refining or manufacturing sugar. 1t Is
said the sugar planters or refners will suffer
considerable inconvenience in consequence of
this seizure; but Governor Moore deemed the
necessities Of the State and Confederate States
of more importance than the convenience OF
individuals. This sulphur is sufficient to make
l 500 tuns of gunpowder. Sulphur is an article
of importation and contraband of war. 1t can
not be obtained in this country, except by
making it from the sulphurets of iron, copper,
or other minerals, or from the sulphur springs.
The process would be exceedingly tedious,
laborious and expensive, of making sulphur
from these substances, or from sulphur water.
There is not SO much difficulty in obtaining
saltpetre, for there are caves of nitrous earth
in most OF the Confederate States. So that il
We have sulphur enough there need be no fear
Of an abundant supply of gunpowder for the
most extensive and prolonged war-N. o.
Picayuns.
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