The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-05
The sunjolned extracts from late papers will
prove interest ling 10 the reader:
tFFon Tie New York Evening Pest, Aug 2a.l
EuR sATAaoGAs ORA MAaEEr


Atts4i lon TO tie rgct that the fcst zppiica.
}lJns or claaJaacss to Mstamorss, Mex.co
n'hI5 ST tas Gus oI4 house fcr three wears
pass >AaFe eaen within week; and. aisc, that
tAS fo54YeDiSDt tewn OF Brownsville Texas
q IL {e c3Stanc@ rom Matanoras, on tia other
500 tf taa Rio G ,ande, is quite as goad O.
po4t'a AZ 1aatanor&s. with tbs known n,lvan-
tag7 ot berg ger he Gu1f, ard TIA prob ahla
are iacsndsa
4 refsrsacs to cur shipping Est tn. day VIII
shYe2 tli--S tue william r. Kihbe. whose name
- iaia:itts Al coansc stoa with lie rscsn I his
t9fy or tue ai1Ys tIads, has Just cesred for
W W tS~IncrFa. She sailed to-day under the
t2IisA&-l Il V, with cargo yalued at from
t"enty 10 Infriy Thousand dollars, and CON
sa.s eI ciothng, -four, provisions, ccff e,
hv1a Ios~ lad q general list ct 81 Eicles w waich
may % hcftisd ~ N tamoras, bnt which are
nc u%isF WAnfsd iii the secejt-d States
AiS fcfs SGHveyor ana ne Naval officer
1&fS Sc, wac btng ths kbba for O. week
ps'sf, am oS III the Gaze Of isi suspected YES
hsls, fsFo yeIusep 10 el1Nr her without speci Il
iRstLtc Ions hc-a the Treasury Department t
az N0sGlSg on IKE s teciai Instructions h ave
SeGn teeetyed allowing the Kobe to cIecr and
s1t mas Dora 50. i IL not i'm probable that the
Efe2sttry ID CaytEncnt has tins authoriz n
tna ship4oeAl CT a v2.uabIe cargo OF provisions s
tid lilf mag, WaIcA is liz teuced to afYori CT
ie&sl so3 Voo wcrto OF aid ard comfort 10 the
CSBf f.Gsrutes
while he pravis.0n trade between this port
ord the Bdizh Irov ros5 and some Of the
" FHs 1noiA stands e unusually active and
larger be-pIl'l'.5 aye II kirg to those places
th-n ever '. ere huoVgn before, the proper iii.
cars aGa their FGDOfdtuG t@3 il the {lus4nu,
h9ase are exc: cielIg the utmost vigilance TO
SIC Inst VI 1se sRls meats &ra for legi Innate
rGrt5 Sc, II very ease OF eupicion The YES
81 applJlaE for IL cieITaLce hfss been detained
al q, Pa taT0oE1 Ot the matter gorId be sent 70
"" sa32g on ,asa explicit instaac lions res oect-
l-iS hsr a~4ILg c;ulo be received.
Dt co4fse t6ere is no sHch thiug now as the
saipnsAs q arms aud mUuiJions from this
p2i bat aid and comfort 10 the Conteder-
g. - re way cf Clothing and provisions,
are dt )TC1gi almost GiIly, AID c.r2Oes by lii-
ieotsaa c4 he Treasury UspsrtIa are clear
Ell zlF prs Whers iAe.r re-shipnlant to The
StCt12d St1t9s Is easy AID certain We would
snSgast .i,AS she isrEgr ae.tsgs in Hour and
PEofi-t3@S, y hJse + asi t,on preyen L, the sus-
picioo Ct their Willingness to engage in an NJ
la~fEi trade, ihOGia unite with the Naya!
OAIoSr and sur eyor ia suppressing tbs snip
tae4is o. prcti ions by suspected veSseIs-
Ehe class OF merchants referred to knovy
"Aether Or Eo5 ms shipments are made in o
q g Innate Toe,l-IsE, ana c-n supply ths Treas
uTy ID paTtregnt |I7G srch evidence juIoue
CASES, as o,s nt 10 prevent the trans issicu OF
= l'etLs2 iAoIl s'( .lo@S u cladr tie vessels.
AAs register 1T chet British Consulate in this
o}tE Saws 1a2t Wltain q fortnight q larse
2 Siii4oe1 "a Tes7s!s have changed hand fr,J "a
IL nesi an 70 British owners. Almost ali OF
sile 50 vessels e. gage at oace in tne provision
~. .j
E4iit <, MoTa Scotia. AID The West Iudi !
l9 Ia .tss. TJ.CAF aoOut ei4 hteen hundred bar
res u NcNrs Aesices raes4 pork and boeI, clear
- 1cf ~ y bIuLsWiCE, and another large
c-iEo e PROVISIONS cAoared for Turks Island
~-t ln b14lish vessels. 0ur eo!onIal iIiends
2-t Ia oafS = OF betng oye.-Iet this season.
BRcwyrow ON TIE VAR.
IT seens3 taat k3copnIov7's Knoxville Whir
h~-s Los been discontinued O suspended. We
have resolved copy OK the parer OF Satur-
d : list from wpca we copy an edito, ial,
she TlNs AIt IN T@rson has materially chang
rd lis View or t2s Issai! oF tEa war:
: me ;e1Ts are ex9rassed IL this State that
4 Ea-e1z erI0y is SION 10 iu1alIe E4sE Ten z es.
see I4tde are ep ur tEeiya thousand U1n-
!. 70 $50 s'uprs ~ East Tennessee 1T present
AT7 yve aOT estIY talnh fst4k there is O. greater
rols ss2t OF her Lav20l-. IS8ntaoxv, taau OF
* e stc4y tr5ol iHYad,s & .&r sol. How
ava', - have so iuf9rlnaJI3n on the suhjact
save " GaL ,vo sze u JLe news raDsrs much
q vtHfco $ ~ i EaF1liaTje,
One tding ws eel ccE :.dsnk we can say. and
in dcIlg 80 so 3 mig That we ra T4y}resSD ting
ne VISITS Cf 5he more intelligent consiela-
z Lte and iCTlxenrial portion OF tia Union men
Fa2E - 70 s9T. ne des,rs Jhas no rgdar4! army
shall c9Ua i03o Eaas EaaHess9s, ANA tnGC ln
Etata&~I- 1 GrsI.y Gb Ail 40 iRts KautrcSv 20
Is - - d G-yll tSar O5tvyeea Leese two Sta ,as
SO rffa - De let Sio' . S.4.d 10 remain n I
rs @ y ntist otnrr -@c 3Cs e4Ery on the war
-ion 11en oae5 supposed tlSt d sIroGe
: f-sSI- = fo-ce ~o0ii t-ke possession of ast
'E-siIes@85 t.@1 her TatlrGlds, and thereby
CrUsa cus t3e Teb-t!ion against tas Govern.
rBaf; ont IE2v row ba:isYe tho rebsilios will
c Dgh out the Gogarament, owing 10 a. want
~ 0cu1e tanhy and 6nergy "a the part cf the
s5-s-I1 GFGFtruu}a0t Ia vieez of this, Uaion
4oea Eava calvaai down, desire 10 be let
go !oae, and hot .orcei iato tcis war on either
: -.
Whilst Cur principles hava undergone no
cad1&s. We coSfoS' tnat wa havs lost conf
u50ee III tiia ability CT tie Government 10
.o1Guct tha war 70 a successful tarsujn, tlon
Eaa Government he'd Fors Sumter, but al
a,9s7ed the Con1ed-rate forces - erect fortid.
ctsutns ald batteries i'll reach Of it's xuus, 70
" Aich II v Is foF ed TO surrender. Tne Cow
eI pYaoA. heAd Fort Pickers, we'll manned. but
IL fSa2A cf lsa kucs PEI m Eted the Cor fsde-
Tat9@ 20 en1r5 ncE Snd IoriIfV. and they couII
nnW tisAa II y fIey chose. T6e Govecn1lent I
allowed ia array 2Ed g brave commander
nnnberLag s 100. 10 BE- overrun by one of three
TIM : tns Urea il Miss9gri, without rein
10 c. neofs lie GoTeI n aGn1 allowed an
army - 10 COO Irssa troops 10 come daWn from
v l"c&est7r ,-ad stGck fhe cards upop the
; fss >sla ARMY when there was stronger
foFcs Aeas Winchester, under Paterson
u hlea never tEied to engage the Confederate
1OGCa thar9.
The Government has anawy--a navy which
III osatT W&is, was the nations chief NEE us
% iofeace, snd terror to she enemy. This
navy Is Goirg worse than nGthing-not ayen
EeHdeziag tAs blockade elicienE. Nowhere
along The extended coast OF rebe,iion has this
navy aver struck & blow. We believe this is
al oWlrg u he imbeciliry OF the Govern.
xaenL. e taw Glvs or waess more viii de-
u 1e whether The FEDERAL Government il able
70 Bold cn to the Uspitol anu records of the
ANlISn' IL 'ney TAI 10 this--and The iadica'
t.cGe are hat they will-for Gods sake let
LGSIa Act siaTs Attie army OF raw militia
i0-o Eass Tennessee, to III valve our mountain
,n',n - 7li TIE horrors OF . civil war. On be-
halt q ca people us women and children,
we CALI o.sJn the Old Unhed States Govern.
meat 70 iat Us alone, and 20 leave us here,
'eiana ia our glcry.''
Everywhere the affairs OF the United States
doveTnmsnb sh-oad are becoming mora and
more complicated and critical, and unless
there Is more energy aaG talent isplayed on
lie par. OF Lilcoa MS Adm lisiration ma I ters
VII econ arrive at such u point that the Fed
eral Goge1ameat Will have TO fight, not only
ooaisaerasea, bat the allied fieets OF England
and E'TaAce.
ks.scEs RIGHT AID VIGILANCE. "a
The Syracuse IN. " Courier holds forth as
follows upon tie oVeEbsariag tyranny Of the
Federal party:
Any nan who desires to psrpstuats for him :
rs3t his constitutional rgats and privileges
must see thar 10 Is due not 10 Southern
TRAITORS and interests, bu. TO all true and
Loyal men, 70 me rights Of the loyal North,
10 his own freedom AID 10 the liberties of his
p0sterlty, TO Tebua3 each and aii Of these vio-
latio.s of Constitutional rtxht, each and all Ct
tasse assumptions Of uGwarranted and aIbi-
rfltry power.
Let men then remember that "eternai yigi-
lalca Is the price OF liberty ~ Let them awake
from their dreams OF necessity, from their Ia
tti niuiaoer OF security aad eontldence. Let
them remember mat the exercise OF illegal,
ug @onstl4a tlnnal. Unwarraated power is ~.
ranAy-- 4 tyranny which viii ever be resist
ell not by Inebs or illegal acts, but by the
iswtsl and constitutional action Of tree
press sad q free baiioti Far as long as a free
pr. ala free ballot remssn TO a free people,
lawles3 Iegneuias Can only ha ieexcnsablo and
eggrasate disorder and anarchy. Ars we no,
IoR LIVING uadsr higher taw than the Con.
sti usionf or tAEa Lot tnuse rights and privi-
ls O. which were eyer posse So d by tina Amer
lean citszan, beng gradually bat detsrmiuedly
taken away, aid perhaps lost to them fer.