The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

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ferers,s states Of America, respcc fully
| shswsth
| That the war existing between the Copfed
crate States Cove nment and the Govern
ment OF The Northern United States has
| caused a depreciation in The Northern marts
of ,hs b ,nds OF tho Southern States (known
| s'ummai ctaliy as SUuth.rn ses titles from
heir par yaiua TO he worth now only about
! t,'ty ~ sixty e.n,s the dullar and that the
d, pr.ciatIon OK Sput hsrn securities has ex
citsd thu ayafica Of many wealthy citiz.ns of
| ia. Conf,d-rat. Stsies, othsrTise loyal. and
caused them 10 purchase. bY themselves or
through aRtn >, large amounts OF these s-cu
rites, with the hope Of gain, mnnifestly in
contravsptior Of the st led principles VI the
| law OF uatious. AZ betH-en belligerents, and
~ variance with the datis. OF coed citizsn-
F., ship and the public interest:
lat Because state uf war is not 4 matter
between Government Ia their political ohar-
acter merely, but is u war @etNe.n all indi yid
! usls of one and nII the individuals of which
| the other nation Is composed, independent OF
| their soc al or business af1 ties livery loyal
citizen OF the Confederate nverrI!snt ought
10, and must regard every Litizau oil the
! Northern United States Government as his
/ enemy, because the enemy OF our conn try =,
| and all intercourse between the citizens ot the
| South and the North should cease duriAs the
! war.
| III Because it is net oly illegal and hurtful
/ in itself Dut il tercourso between citi4 sns OF
/ beIlixersnt Governments IS more or less de-
moraiiZiGK to those having such Intercourse
| and will open the door To disloyal parsons 20
| communicate GU Affairs 10 our enem ies, hich
| would be beneficial TO them and Injurious 10
ourselves. Such III tcrcoul So Is rnanlfeStiy IN
cOasls tont with actual hOajiiitios.
I'D. Eecause the transmission OF So III aCh
| money from the South 20 the North, for tho
purchase and payment CT these securities,
W Ill bs to drain the South VI SO much OF her
| material wealth, and will be allowing the
ayario@ OF Southern spectators To minister
to the power and give aid and comfort 10 cur
| enemies aud,
n Of n. vi
| ties from cur enemies Will not relieve them
Of what they profess 10 baiio.e to ba worth
| ie~s securities, but it Will relieve them OF the
| only Interests they have III the South and
once rsliat ed OF their p6LunidIy interests,
! they Will become our more inseterato enc
miles, and our IL terests srem To dictate tha
! propriety OF continuing thcse securities III
| .he hands OF our enemies, and CT Lsspirg
| our money at hLn@.
! Therefore, your mcmorial.JtS pray that
! Gougl oss Will AT once enac. special Ia ", re-
! ,cgniZIIg tbs principle OF lhe law Of nations
betwetn ooligeTehtss amt hI SUCH pains ana
! penalties rs your wisdom may sGsSeet for
/ tl4. Immediate and total suppression OF this
! ana all other Illicit intercourse and commerce
1 between tie citizens or the ConIsderat e
| states and The citizens OF the Northern Uni
| TED States
Ana your In.,noriAlists will evsr pray, sc,
| dc.
| TIE PRfxos sAPoLsos-KEvIhw CT oosF8bsRATs
| TkooPs-FIssr VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
| A correspondent of the Petersburg Express,
writing from CsntrevilIu. August l0tn, gives
. the subj 1ined account CT review for the
| qualification OF Prince Napoleon, in which our
! iIst Regiment and SInIth's Band lgGred con-
| spicuousiy;
| Yesterday morning, jus: after guard N CUNT
! iu., Z special order came - u, IrUIu General
! i41hgStrEe1's oaGq 1-rtars 20 prepare iInmc-
| .ia.ely for review; ana The camp very soon
! sssalaed & lively sspect->Oid.ars ousiiv pre-
! pari-g themselves Tor the review, and much
| sarprise wssevlLced 10 know tho CCc2siOu OF
the unusual order ii }weyer, at about 10
o'clock, preceded uy our Ene band, We re pdirau
| TO y very large field north OF cur camp, where
| we foand already III poa;tion = iarre number
| OF soldiers; ana III ABOUT an hour, or there
aeouts, Tbs line was formed diazonaiiy across
| severai fields, extending several miles, and
| the order given 10 prep..Ie fr review. At
| mis- lunctuis, our atJeuti ton was ettrac ted by
quite L comInotlon among .he large concourse
| Of spectStors who had es.en ! 10 SEQ
! the sights. They gave WY right
aud lett, W asn All open carIi' aiming
! three gentlemen, attended d srcort,
| made It's appearance The entIr" army saIut-
| ed By presenting arms, And Gen Longs trret
! rode up to the carriage, and, having dis
! mounted, saluted The Prince, for it was the
| vsritable Primes Napoleon. The three gan tie
| E.n got out OF the carriage, and The Prince
! uncovered. On his right hand stood General
| Johnston, the commander OF our army, and
on his lsft General Lor as rect Col Preston
and several other distinguished military men.
! AS the weather was excessively hot and the
| men had bsen standing nesrly three hours IN
! ths san, the Prince very considerably (likely
| laore on hIs than oar Xccnun' proposed tho
| cu!y enc regiment should ~ through the
! FORM. il would have taken several hours
| for that immense body Cf men TO have pas sed
| Gen Johnston reqnes rd Gen Longs trest &c
| pass .OnS CT his regiments i'll review, ard be
did the lst Virginia siment that honor.
! Smiths baud performed Que of their b-st
| marches, and the regiment acquitted Itself
4 = H.
| Prince hal an oppor unity of seeing ham
He appesrs 10 be abput forty ave y-ars Oh,
| about Six feet i'll l. isht and rather cOrpn!ant
| There il nothing 1T all in his appearance tina,
| would attract tho atteE ton OF the meg. Oh
| servant He lo0ks ~ II he iiyss to ext, TX
well "a eat 10 live He hiss short .nd very
thick neck, that gives him the appearance OF
| being considerably rOard shcu idered. II *
| dress was extremely d-mscratj9. A plain
| straw hat, \ loose ssck cost rnd linen pan Il
con ts tel his sx ternai daCOrs tiOnx. The fact
| OF his being destitute OF nous ache and WI
! kers, was the occasion of mUah .urpri-e.
| Alter the reFi@W, hu returned TO Washing
ton It's said Ls came down TO See the Dat.
| tie Held, aud was here only Few hours, hav
ing arrived about six O'Clock Thursday even.
lug. and retained ABOUT twelve O'Clock NJ
| yes tsrday.
| A PEIzR vEssKL BCRsT.
The Fernandina E4st s'ioridiaa, OF the Tth
instant. gives tho following account OF the
| bsrnii.g OF pixie bark, with cargo Of III q i.
cipes, cor 'e. wool and furs, estimated to bs
| worth &lCv eco.
On Monday last our town became greatl
| excited By this intelligence that two vessel:
| were in sight of our bar, OF them beini
| pursued ny the other. About 10 O'Clock,
messenger arrived from the beach briusin:
the intelligence that o3e or the vessels. large
| bark, was beaehed, and that her crew haC
come ashore. Soon the drum was beating L
arms, aud in y short time the fernaudin.
Volunteers. Island City Guards, and .lso til,
| private citizens, were ARMED aud on their WAY
30 the scene OF action. After arriving at th'
| beach We learned that the Vassei ashore wc!
the bark Aivarado, pr.xe cap ured by TIN
private,r Jer. Davix, about 400 miles to thu
Southeast Of our port, Frzs crew put Oh
board, add she was, by order, making for ou
town. Thr pri2s crew, consisting II eish
men, The Captain beirg q Savanna pilot
came ashore and bro az a their priv tie proper
| ty. We soOn learned that the Yankee Captain
his wife and negro, " no were aboard, rcfUs
r cd to come hore, and raised the America,
| flag. Union down, a. soon as the prize crew left
| A detachment Of our citizens subsaquentl y
went aboard and brought th.m on shore, aLl
} they are now in our town. A. this time m
u. 5. ship VincenAes, which had been pur
! suing the prize, cann III r'rge, and 800,
, anchored and fired a few guns ~ the bari
. which, however, did not tske sTsct. Ate
imp,tisntiy waiting for some time, the bari
| Carried oy the rising tide) got oat and cam
nesr"r to the shors-so near. in fact, that tn
six-pounders on the beach could throw Il ha!
sOme distance beyond A company OF our mel
! manned the yawI- boat brought ashore from
the bark, and started to board her, when i
/ was announced that three launches he,
? -tartad from the ship for til. same purpose.
Oar men pe;ceiyiug this, and being UMPIRE
pared to resist so large a number, returned II
the sh The men from the FncenIes pro
c.eded TO ths bark amid a shower OF SIX
. Founders. which fell thick and fast all arCunt
them, and after raising United States fia
set fire 10 her and left
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