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ABg PRS THE FooT Dowy Firmly AGAIN.
Mrs. buckley, New York Fifth Avenue
lady, went TO Washington iately-befors Ma.
na.sas was fought, be ncsured-to procure a
repreve fer Collins, Fsatherston and Dun
Pike, captain OF the ship General Parkhill.-
The interview between herself and Lincoln
;f thus described in a letter TO the Bos ton
Journal. Abe, Il will be seen, adheres to his
maxim, that it L" is necessary TO put the foot
down firmly som etimes," notwith. landing
he has been admonished SO often of the dan
ger OF planting his prepondsrous and cumber-
acme feet upon hot places
On gaining an interview, she said to the
President that she had come 10 place before
him some of The circumstances connected
with the case of the unfortunate men impris-
oned IN the ToOmbs in New York, and that
she hoped -
hssle uttered these words, Mr.. Lincoln In /.
voluntarily started bac 4, and with a manner
that expressed the greatest discrimination and
trmness, but altogether void OF excitement,
said that 1t would be waste CT time for her
70 proceed further, as hls mind was made up
TO let the law take its course.
The lady began again to state her case,
when Mr.. Lincoln exclaimed somewhat iu :
patiently, that it was enongh--they wero
taken on the Savannah, and thai he vonld
never in'rrfere on their behalf.
Mrs. Buckley then ex pIained that he had
misunderstood the nature Of her apple tion
and proceeded - acqnaint the President
with her mission. The resrl; Of her IT issiou
Was that TO day resp!te Of the ser teacs was
received o. tbs uaitsd statss Marshal. put.
tiDE cT the sxAca tioG troG tAs 2a.h Of July
&c The sstb OF Nsya;atsr. oas Of tAs grounds
sssEG bsiEs tass H organization 0y sha tsstt.
,i0As ysod.ea1 ~ tbs lis. as3 ps1 Il 10 la
sesss AID scltfsd.s!eTy.
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Tor the Richmond Dispatch
Other Cavalry Besides the Black Horse

To the Editors Of the D:srGtrt.-GentIe-
men: We observe that in the extracts pub
lished in your paper from Northern jourcaI-
touching the rout of the list, DO other Ctv-
airy corps seems TO figure il their excited i'm =
aginatiCns but the Ianor.3 :. Black Eorae -
Troop of Fauquier. They eeem to think that
there is no otber Cavalry n Virginia except
that gallant corps. while Il Ia notorious fact
that many other Troops haie IA equally con-
spicuous part IN the event Cf that aus picious
day No man can do more han Justice to the
gallantry of the FauQuieJ Rack Horse and
:heir chivalrous CAPTAIN; hut when RsdfoId,
Hanover, Chester field, A 'pe,ia, Lynch bui (.
Loudoun and other com Lies were equally
represen ted ia the nagnifi emf cavalry charge
which crowned our victory Al Stone Bridge,
we are sure that the ~ ,gnanimity OF our
brolhers-in arms Of the fauquier Troop
would indignantly repe' the monopoly OF
honor which the amusir; blunders of our
Northern - brethren asc .ibe 10 them.
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hing Cotton.

81 all the Generals in the field. and ell the
rebels in the South, there Is none whom the
North has such reason to tear as King Cotton
islk Ct rebels. Why, the rebellion of the
North against King Cotton is the most sui
"idal and hopeless rebellion that men ever en-
gagged In. Cotton is king-king of the North
rs al her ships, all her factories all her cities
of pslsces, and the five hundred millions a
year she proposes TO expend for the purpose OF
obtaining possession Of els sacred person, all
demonstrate beyond the possibility Of n doubt,
King Of Great Britain, aso--as Lancashire
will admit--and as powerful to ruin as to build
ny, if occasion shall require.
let the North ard let England take warn
ing by the circular Of the New Orleans cotton
factors to the planters, recommending that no
cotton be shipped from their plan tations until
the blockade DO entirely raised, and the reSo-
luton Of the Board of [ nderwriters of the
same city, to take no river insurance on cotton
hound to that port, nor fire insurance on cot
ton In New Orleans, until the blockade is
raised-moyements which will he thoroug hly
sustained by the whole planting interest
throughout the entire South. The Ssuth is
deeply, terribly, gioriousiy in earnest and de-
term!ned az one mao that King Cotton shall
never feil into the hands Of his enemies. Be
tore they Will permit ths:, they will sacrifice
him with their own hands, and make on every
plantation funeral pyre, which, even ii our
enemies could conquer u in the field, would
blast them with the glare Of hopeless disap
P9atment and disaster.
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For the Richmond Dispatch.
Donations fer the Sick and Wcuudcd.
LADIES DRPOa1ToRY FOR THE

n
CuLPEPEs q. H., VA, Aug. :, 1851.
In answer 10 many letters received, asking
of the safe arrival OF donations, the managers
take this mode of publicly acknowledging the
receipt of every packs &c ct the 7 depository of
which they have notice OF shipment, wi IN the
exception of one from Column bus, Ga, and
one from Yazoo City, Miss, which, mp to this
date, have not come to hand. Acknowledge
ments are intended to be mailed to donors IN,
mediately upon receipt OF The package but
many OF them, Il seems, fail 10 reach hair
des tination. The managers and adde's con-
nected with The department take pleas
in saying, the very liberal donations sent
have enabled them TO ex END very efficient
"aid and comfort to the Wounded ard sick
soldiers in our hospitals ard families, which
otherwise they could not have o5taned-
New and second and draw ers am SOCKS are
very much wanted; aud dc" OTIS sending wines,
liquors, preseryeF, Gc are most respectfully
asked, il possible to pack them in 4 separata
box, as they not rnfreque, thy break and soil
the contents OF the packs 20 in which they
are placed.
Box from Hanover and me from Danyille
received to-day.
Cannot some friend ser "a us some tar and
rosi2 for burning III the ho; ritals7
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DIED.

At bis rssidence, on Thursday evening, at III
O'clock, aner . brief bat revere illness, Mr.. WIN.
W. HOWAkD. aged Is years aud months, lsav
Ing IN anecti9nses wife and children to mourn
The friends and aequs intancss are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, rom Clay Str. ct
Chapel, this Saturday. morninz. a, The hour Of
10 O'Clock A. H., without further invitation.
yesterday afternoen n At 4 o'clock. SAMUEL AT
WELL, formerly OF Alexandra, aged II years
months and days, Of typhoid fever.
His funeral ill take place this afternoon at 5
o'clock from Mrs. E1dins' boardi a e. house, on
Governorst. Friends and scquAin . noes are In
vited to attend.
At s.ribling Springs. virginia, on Tuesday. the
Guards, Co. k LIST Georgia Regiment. His
rems ms were taken to Macon, Ga for interEent
At s.au nton, on the I'd inst, HENRY PBYTON
Charlottesville, aged I nonths and days.
His little remains were deposited In the Staun-
fnni IN
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Correspondence of ths Richmond Dispa.ch.
TIL. Militia of Hqnooer
ASHLAND, August 5th,

ASHLAND, august ON, lool.
The Iniitis OF the county of Hanover have
been III csmp 81 this place for t1o days, and
are preparing &c leave for Richmond. II ia a
serious and distressing result to leave so many
helpless families at home by the call or the
regiment, when it is well known that this
county has furnished its full 10 per cent.
quota OF Its entire population. Richmond and
other counties adjacent have obtained Its
volunteers and has been credited accordingly,
and unless this credit be given to Hanover,
where i. properly belongs, the drafts on this
county viii be larger tnan others. During
tbis week Rev. Mr. Harri.ons company al
the Old Church has been organized. iester
day, Professor Coieman's company (the
MoIIis Artillery had nearly loo on its mus
ter roll, ana another company is being raised
by Dir. Meredith (son of J Judge Incredibly and
Major PIchegrue Voolfolk, and when muster
ed III, the 10 Per cent. quota required Of the
county will be complete. Colonel Vim. Winn
was elected il the place of Colonel George
Richardson, now in the Confederate service.
at present there are four dragoon compa-
MES drilling and preparing tor e1icient
service. y. K. y.
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Gar. Before the Hor.e-In the procs.dip

Cor' Befor. the Hor.e.-In the proceeding.
OF the Mayors Court, in yesterdays paper, il
was stated that Margaret Moore was required
to give surety for s.saulting Ann shannon, and
calling her evil names, and that the latter wa.
acquitted Of . similar charge preferred by
Margaret Moore. Mrs. NJ, who is hard
working and honest woman, called on us yes
terday, and desires ns to say that Ann Shan
non did what i. ascrbed 10 her, and is now in
Jail in default of surety therefor. Our mis-
tske WAS caused by the fact that Ann Shan
non entered similar complaint against Mrs
Moore, which was booked regularly, but to
which the Mayor paid no heed. We were mis-
led by tho entries in the record in both ease,
being the same. This notice, We hope, will
tend to repair any uneasiness caused to Mrs
NJ, BY seeing herself in talse position.
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TIE TEIkTIzrE Virginia RkcIussr "A
correspondent Of the Lynchburg Virsinian
thus narrates the exploits OF this regiment in
the battle OF Manassas
Early il the morning OF the 2IsI, and in
deed during the previous night, the app zach
OF the enemy was known in the uthern
camp; but at what point on Bull Run creek
the attack would be made, WAS unknown
therefore, every point was guarded by nfan-
try End cavalry. For tais reason, the 10th
Regiment Was sta Toned i'll squads st different
POINTS on the creek. At 10 A. II Il was evil
dent that the design OF the enemy was TO st
tack tbs laft wing Of our army, at the point
known rs Stone Bridge. Near this point Col.
RadfOrd had concea trsted, And remained
much exposed 10 the euemy's az tillery and
Infantry during TIC engagement OF six or
eight houIs. at the end Of which time, how
ever, the enemY's column began 10 give
way and Col Radford was ordered tC charge
This order was properly obeyed, and wit
such terrific vaIor IS 10 cause a perfect s.aln-
pede with the enemy. They broke their lines
and in every direction, throwing down
their arms and divesting themselves OF every
thing that would render their escape doubtful
1ary surrendered themselves prisoners of
war, and begged our brave soldiers not to
shoot them. In this charge we succeeded in
taking from 10 10 60 prisoners, killed Is artille-
~ horses, capuaed 10 or 20 wagons, and left
from 81 to 100 OF the enemy killed and wound
81 on the field Then it was, in The foremost
Of the fight, the gallant and intrepid Can't
" inEtCn IsaGfDFC, = s1c iGIOTu hiDgers,'
received :. mortal wound, from which he died
an hour afte rwaTds, in the arms of a stranger
friend, upon the soil OF his own n.tive
State; and truly tbs proud legacy 70
those who mourn his loss 10 say that the
last sound that greeted the ears of the brave.
dying man, WAS the tramp OF the retrca ting
foe. Truly, Capt Radford died hero, ia did,
At the same time, his companion in arms,
the lamented Irvine. Shortly afterward
and but few hundred yards further down
the read; second charge was made, which
resulted, without the loss Of man Of this
regiment in the capture OF So prisoners, IA
piece. of artillery, 20 waEoIs and ambu ,ancss,
q large number of horses, besides various
Other articles OF volue belonging to the enemy.
A this point AZ inv aders were killed, and a
large number wounded From this il ma yibe
sean why 1t is the Northern press attribute
their great loss Of rtillerv aud other Federal
property 10 the Confederate cavalry in their
retreat from Bull Run. And it is no dispar-
agement to other regiments and companies,
who did their duty nooly, to say that the 30th
Regiment, Noun led Rangers, nnder their
daring and fearless commander, Colonel Rad.
ford, did their whole duty.
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Habso, Corpus.-John Quinlan, prisoner
in the city ieil, was before Judge Lyons, of
the Hastings Court, yesterday, on an applica-
tor for hail. Quinlsn was committed to Jail
two weeks since, to await an examination on
the charge Of receiving lot of leaf tobacco
alleged to have been stolen by negroes en-
ployad at enc Of the tobacco warehouses of
this city. The application for bail having
been argued pro and con before the Judge,
was submitted to him and refused. Defend
ant will be brought before the Hastings Court
for examination.
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The S'sTi bben. breaking the blockade,
notice appeared in Thu paper yesterday
morning relative to reported proceedings OF
imiral DuspAs with reference to the block.
AIDE. For thi1 information, it turns on, there
wa no foundation whatever. The Br,t;,h
Consul In this city knows nothing Of any com.
'nnnication from the Admiral, through Lord
Ltass, to the Northern President on the sinh
ss'tI ia iact Admiral DuspAs il not in com
nand OH our coast The story was made UP gu
II whole cloth BY sore Che and, being one,
snos', !; travelled sspidIy, Il vas Qua 0
,soss stories gsich people vera co, g.s.a say
2rissa 70 kseri IS hey beliegsd something III,
il would ha.psa s9as CID ;bas ssatIsiaos
fstsftsa !: With q p9s:tiyenss; sol esn.,s.sr
With q proper caution IL thsss times. shsg
taers IL so naeh rssxoE 10 receive everything
lkst DOES moi come to VI apsn undsubtsd
authority with distrus!.
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Edyor's Court, Aug. William Black,

Edyor's Court, Aug. g. William Black,
drunk in market; let off. Peter DOYLE,
drunk, lying in the street lot off. John W.
Pollard, drunk and deserving from Confederate
States Army; committed. Thomas Dobson,
throwing stones at negroes in the street; secu-
rity required. Sam, slave Of II. Savage, or
dercd 90 lsshes for stealing q fifty cent note.
Elizabeth Taylor, shooting at jas. A. Adams,
$50 security given. Samuel Bellergease and
John Rogers, suspicious characters commit
ted. Matthew Cardona, assaulting Elizabeth
Howard acquitted
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bhsTRuoTIvs MISSILE, - The Charleston
fourier thus describes a destructive and In
senious missile found on the battle field AT
manassas, which killed three OF cur aaIc!srs
end woaDaed two;
II 70 eyiinder. Containing hSs bsrre.s,
valcr nfoeaesy earrisl twsaty balls yhs
eyliruef i Sasii posed q Two gafiaI u i2ysE
pcsL y. yhaa VISA piled vlth fl!M!Gat.ls
Qppsr lal! ~ Diaphragm supplied with Z
valve. sod Il u SUPPOSED that tAs powder Il
explodsa by moons OF Z spring.
The missile was sne soasd 10 q shAii, and ,ts
balls were discharged the moment the shell
bQreted.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS To TIKI DESPATCH.

The price Of the Daily Dispatoa. mailed, is
a. per amman 81 - for SIX months o. ~ foi
'tree raon tbs; and . cents per mouth for n
tcss VeFiod.
Neither ne Weekly roT Semi Weekly Will
fa sent aor 8 less period than twelve months.
Price OF the ioITntr RI, the latter 81 per an
mum.
We make this statement Just now as our
terms a:e not unde7s TODD by many who order
'b' paper by mail
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Sand as D,sinyectans.-There is sickness
at this time around and in the city, but espe-
eially around it, which it is very probable, iu-
deed, almost certain, might have been avert
cd, and may now be abated, by the freq use of
sand as 3 disnfscting aud decomposing agent.
The writer has used it for years as greatly
preferable to lime, and was convinced Of its
great importance on passing by the Central
Fair grounds few days since. 1t il so album
dant, 10 expense would be incurred except
that of hauling it. Put it abundantly over any
offensive odor, Of whatever character, even the
carcass of man or beast and in a short time it
" 'uld be decomposed without any unpleasant
odor. Use i. freely at the different camp
grounds, and if it could be spread over the
battle-fe OF MANASSAS, it might be used as
battlefield again if desirable, and there would
he no necessity for ramoving the army on &C
count Of the stencil from the putrid bodies ly-
ing on il. Ills Z certain preventive and rem
edy, and it ought to be ased Immediately and
freely
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Correspondence of the Richmond Disps. h.
lsdiTs ut AshlGnG.
CAvALRT CAEP, ASHLAND,
I LIZ Nh 1sEl

OA'ALNI VII AsHIANUI
aug. sth, 1861.
1t has baen excessively hot here tor the last
three days, and has SO dried The earth that
dense clouds Of dust are seen on the parade
ground when the various cavalry con- panies
are drilling.
High praise ia due to Capt Lewis Nj. Cole
man tor his mastery Efforts in organizing q
volunteer corps, in this county, which were
crowned with much success. We listened
10 him 4 few evenings since while he was
iaakir a most eloquent appeal to the young
men OF the county to enroll themselves in the
service OF their country. DYER.
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Fi.t.- F,.ad Prize Q4e.t;on..-We see bv the

F"ns-F H"u 7FEe V8es1to"s.--W sec Dy inc
following notice, that Dr. L. S. Gsilard Sur
geon Of the First Regiment Maryland Volun-
tecrs, has just taken the Fi.ko- Fund Prize
"Th- trustees of the Fiske Fund, at tn.
annual meetin. OF the Rhode Island Medical
Society, held in Providence, June H. 1861.
announced that they had awarded 3 premium
of one hundred dollars TO Z. ). Gaillard, NJ
D., for tho best dissertation on 'Ozons-its
relations o health and disease"
The essays were handed in BY tho first @.
May. Maybe tho enterprising Rhode Island
srs intended to steal the money back from the
Doctor, il they untered him ut Manassas.
No doubt some that came with Governor
Sprague had that idea in view when they en-
listed,
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NOTICE. TO CIR SCBStEIREgS

Annual subs crihers 10 the pfSIgtch will oh
serve me ,.0rs sAsK or theiT papers when
saelY subscriptions are about 10 expire. Those
Who VISA 20 renew will forward he amount
~ the papers viii! he stopped ct the close O.
81 term for wniCh thev have raid.
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A FExAis Spy The correspondent, of the
Cincinnati Commercial. writing from West
srn Virginia, says female spy has been dis
covered u the tirs. ksptacky Regiment.
SIZE is from Georgia. aIa salisted a. Cinsig.
oat!. She was dstsetsa by writing lgforas a.
tiol liz regard 10 the Ts0ysinsass Of oar troops
10 TIA ssssny. She II d .as.s oar Ci The K e;fhts
Of the uS!asB u;ie.s, sass aks kHeWe the
puEishuent ci d spj II as.id, aad ID ready igs
der Iaie. Sla ID 10 be ael. 70 CoinMbaa.
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LETTER LIST.

7 ISTOF LETTERS-.Re In the RICH
- MOND POsT-OFFlCE, on the 9Th day Of
August, 1881.
NJ Published by authority Of Act OF Congress,
in the paper having the largest circulation in the
District where printed.
N Persons calling for letters In the LIST will
please say they arc ADVERTISED.
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Wharf.-The absence OF ice c.uses

FafsT.-IHe ahsence OF Ice causes cool
well and spring water to be in great demand
90 much so that it is brought from distance
into the city. The Governor will, no doubt, a,
an carly day cause well to be opened a shor,
distance above tho Bell House, where it Ia said
tn At an abundance Of the coolest water can b
had at small expense. Such q well would b
= great public accommodation. Not only the
soldiers, but thousands of citizens would thank
his Esceleney for opening such an institution
for their relief.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF
~ the STOCKHOLDERS OF the LII NCH-
BURGand ABINGDON TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Will be held at the Office OF the Company. In tn 9
ely OF LfNCH5ORG, on the nth d,y Of August
isel. au ltd VIZ. s. MORALS, Prsst.
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Sa'odust.--This subs lance has been eprink.
led in considerable guam Titles on Wall street,
fronting the st. Charles Hotel, to deadsn the
sound OF psssinx vehicles 70 The sick and
wounded saidisrs now there. Il answers its
Ya,poss ".ral rata"
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The ftatsntat thai JdAA Rsbinssa, he cir.
css man, And his son JAmss, Or sithsr oil them,
are members Of tht Polish Brigade, Of New
Orleans. 10 smpha tioAlly contra0icttd BY the
Lynchburg Republican.
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aasi afgsfs- '-3'rhs recruits lot Usgsain
ssapasras GstafAxy, q tAs ID usefkiA Hst::
hislt: wAs pre- ksastly froa Uesunbnssy hAse
UaEy SsmMsa.
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CITY oov~ctl.-Ths CITY Fathers hold their
regular monthly meeting at the Oily Hall, on
Wondny evening, At o'clock.
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Army Committee, Y ID 9. A.
MILTON. y G.. Aus :: 49,

Gentlemen Enclosed send You check on
the Bank of the Commonwealth for one hun
tributed by the citizens of this place and
vicinity, for the relief OF the sick and wounded
soldiers.
Very respectfully, your obd't serv't,
SAMUEL WATKIEs.
Army Committee, Y. M. G. A.
The depot Of the " Army Committee" is I'M
der the Spotswood Hotel, fourth door from the
corner, Main street.
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Harle8rove miss II
Hazlegrove miss A 1
H&rgrove mrs N W
Hartman miss N 8 l.
Harvey mrs Nancy
HxrgrUve miss S d
Harris mrs Z
Harrison miss Bette
hamby mrs o
Harris Nancy (coFd)
Hardee mrs NJ Y
Halisev mrs Mary
Hall mrs II X
kulp mrs Fannie }
Kennedy mrs Cath
X eaton mrs l. J
kennon ms b "
kirkmau MIRA -
King miss & J
kimhrough miss J 3
kimbrough miss E J =
keger miss Mamie
Kelly miss Bridget
X ely miss karg't
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