The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07
RECLAMATION. ssalx.r sHfpxasr. or cerfox

PROCLAMATION. 1salssr SHIPMENTS or corfos
/ ~~~~ TO new ORLEANS.
The plain policy of both Louisiana fuctcrs
and plaaters being to keep their cotton as fai
away from the coast as possible, yet, being
disregarded by many planters and others
| who are anxious to "break the blockade .
the Governor OF Louisiana has issued the
| folio wing sensible proclamation:
Coaeurring en- .treiy In the views Expressed
| by the cotton factors of New Orleans in the
| annexed communication, have determines FL
| TO take the most decided means To preyent the
| landing ofany cotton in this city Notice is
| therefore, hereby given to all m:sters "A nd
| owners Of steam boats and other vat,r- ri. Il
| that from and after the 10th cav of October
| instant, no cotton 1oust bs brought 10 Neu,
| Orleans, or within the lines embracing that
| section Of the country between the tort;fica
| tons above CarrolitoD and those beio. the
| city, and extending back 10 the lake AN
| ste;tin boats or other water cr4n arriving
| within the prescribed limits will be forth
| with placed in charge of al armed force and
! escorted above the points Indicated This
| course viii he adopted in all eases, " neither
| the quantity OF cotton brought be large or
| snail.
| The railroad companies have already issued
| orders in fnrtherance the object OF this
| proeitln;tt,ou- aAd no violation OF them Will
| be permitted
|
| l shall co -operate>7eith Governor Moore in
the enforcement OF the above order.
| d. L. TwIGGs,
| Major. General Commanding.
| ESCAPE OF SOUTHERN MEN FROM LOUISVILLE.
| Between four and five hundred men came
| down 10 Memphis, on Thursday last, from
| kentucky. They are a portion of the Old
| state Guard" of that State, and their pur-
pose is TO Join Gen. Buckler at Muufords-
| Vile, each man bringing a gun with him,
| which he had carefully concealed until the
| time Of departure. The enemy got wind o.
! their htgira South, and tried to cut them OF,
| but without avail. The CELEBRITY Of their
| movements doubtless saved thenf, as they adj
vahted ia twenty tours ffiyJ9lr nities, travel
| ing night and day. The fair and patriotic
| ladies' OF Kentucky. our informant says
! greeted them with enthusiasm all along the
| line down, and upon their generous aud
! bountifuI offerings the gallant little band oi
| eXiles were forced 10 depend for their sus-
| tandnce. They arrived safely at Gen. BuclI-
| ners camp on Tuesday last
| w learn further that the mum Der OF Fede-
| raj troops between Elizabeth town and Lon
| isVIile Is generally estinl,,ted at from ten to
| twelve thousand, certainly not more. Some
| few OF than tInOstly Germans were well
| drilled and equipped, but the greater nam
| Der were ragged recruits, Totally without dis
| clpliEe.
Gen. Buckner's force III Munfords vile and
| Bowling Green is supposed to be between
| twelve and fifteen thousand, and Is rapidly
! increasing.
our informant says hat the whole State Of
| KENTUCKY is i'll = blaze OF cxclse ment, aui the
| ~jate-rIghts men are rushing 10 the deicucn
! Of lhc @c&th from every qliorter. This state
| ment j. corruboTa.cd ~ our Intelligence
| from pi.Ier sources, and Ie Ids Us, more tnan
| ans thing else, - hope for the speedy REDEEM o.
ton OF This down Troadeu people from the
iron rule Il tyranny.
| TIE HERO OF LEXINGTON,
| sentative OF Missouri i'll The l.. =. Congress, and
| was subsequently, Governor of tnat State
| lie is bJ birth Il NirglEldn, ana by occupation
| i to 1accU planter, in Charlton county, No
| He i about % years Of age, over SIX feet il
| height, of large build anu a stately presence.
! His manners are extremely polished, gentle,
! ana tI4uIi.ed: but his heroic personal courage
| 50 conspicuous at IT, battle near Springfield
anu lis iron tirmuess, are disclose d Nv b. e.
ttId massive Chin. He is sjrikinatY tenn p,-sl t.
| ard exemplary in al the relations OF life
| his most dISrn gushing ChSrdC teTistiU are
| sound, cautious Judgment, and energy in &C.
| ton. Modest, making no pretensions to brit
! nancy or superiority, he seeks aINdIs u
| bring 10 his aid al the talent or expert
| enle of Others within his reach oue o.
| his nrSt ACTS as Major General was Il
| S"igUt i0r his Adiutant an experienced officer
| who had resigned Lrom the l.. -. Army, AND
| whom he hdd previously known only by
| reputation. Naturally taciturn ana >ecrt
! tive, lie makes II difficult for the enemy K
| discover Ills plans. An excellent iudge o
| men, he selects his counsellors carefully ant
! spaunSiy Ia addition, he has the prestige
| 81 success. though neither trimmer MOI
| IN nun suer. he mas never been Il C3nGidat l.
| for political station without obtaining it
| IN 9ieX!co. as more recently in Missouri ht
| never commanded in Il battle that lie did no
| WIN. The Mi>sourlans are rali3lng TO hin
| in mass. BY the latest, though perhaps tx.
! aggrrated statements OF the Lincoln presses
| be has now 10000 men under his command
This distinguished man is sometimes con
| founded with Thomas L. Price, of Mo, once
| General in Tie militia, and many years ag>
| Lieutenant Governor Of the Stare aud no,
supporter of the lincoln Governments
! They ;re antipodes i'll many respects, par
! ucuiarlE in politics.
MORE FrnEEAt psPceDArioNs
The CAarlestoWH va Fyee Pros, Of Thurs
| day, says.
| We learn that some G. or loo OF the Fedora
| forces crossed the Potomac river ut H4rler',
| Ferry, late on Saturday night, and venture.
rs far this way as HaHtoWn. Three OF ii,
| Confederate piekets fired upon them, whp1
! they sca1nptred III douuleQuick, dropping il
| their flight Il number Of chickens which the,
! aad Stolen rom Mr.. Patrick Hagan, Hvin.
| about Two miles from the Ferry. They alst
! appropriated 10 themselves Two Ct Mr. Ha.
| gen horses, and one from IIr. Joseph E.ch.
/ elbeTEer.
! Tuesday morning they again crossed. auf
| destroyed property IN the drug store OF Dr.
,IiEgett, and committed other deprad atoms
| Their object seems to h tn piuucer W. ar.
| inclined to think they will cross oace too of
| ten for their safety.
| LINCOLN POSTMASTER ARRESTED
| Is. f. SWingle, a postmaster in Washington
! county, Tenn. was taken to Knoxville on
| Friday Lass, 10 be tried for cogaucting hi,
| Office under the Un;ted' states laws. am
| stirring un tnionism among the people of hi
| county. He viii have Il hard tirte
| BARN bCRSISG IN NORTH cAK0LIEA
| On Wednesday morning last, four barn. aut
| a stable, BELONGING to Daniel j.. Russell ESQ
| IN Brunswick county, n. C.. were set o.! fir,
| and burned. The loSsis estimated at betwee.
| twelve and fifteen thousand dollars