The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

The statement that 80 600 stand OF arms
were brought out for the Federalists by the
Bavaria, is incorrect. The truth is, she
brought 100 cases, containing % stand each.
Rev. Jas. Mcneil. late Secretary of the
American Bible Society, has become associate
editor of the N. g. Presbyterian, in place OF
Rev. Mr.. Sherwood, resigned.
number of the planters of Brazoria
county, Texas, have signed an agreement 10
loan half of their coming crop of cotton t.
the Confederate Treasury.
From II dispatch received in Nashville on
the Goth inst, we have sui some reason to be
| lieve that Governor jackson defeated the
| Federal troops at Bonneville.
L. w. Bliss, acting Governor of Jefferson
Territory, proeltlms the neutrality OF that
| Territory. He forb,ds the payment OF any
| debts outside OF Jefferson.
From reliable accounts received via Nash
vile, we believe that Sou thern Kentucky is
ripenng for revolution against the Lincoln
dynasty.
Hon. Jacob Thompson, Of Oxford Miss.
has made a subscription or tour hundred bales
of cotton To the new loan OF the Confederate
States.
The youngest child of the Rev Henry Ed
| W rds, rector Of 81. ] ohn's Episcoptl ChuTch
| ~ HfX"rstown. MI, WIS killed last n eek by
a fall from a window.
A son OF Joseph Coolidge, of Boston. who
| married Il grand daughter OF Thomas .IeIirr-
| son. has rec. we'd "A Ma j1r's commission in the
| Federal Army.
Andy johnson made n speech, three hours
| long, ut Lexington, Ky , on the 18Th met,
| for Submission. Kentucky hemp would cure
| his tory propensues.
Andy Johnson said, in his spepch at Louis
| vile, that "E tst Tennessee would neveri leave
| the Union, ii the people could be armed to
| prevent their sublugatiOn."
| Dir. u Z Munn has been arrested by the
| United States Marshal at Cincinnati charged
| with being a surgeon OF the Confederate
| Army.
| TIL New Orleans Crescent says that two of
| the OH GERS Of the u. = sIoop of-Wtr Brook
| Ign have been ashore visiting New Orleans
| For services rendered at Bethel Church,
| Dol. ID. Ii H,ll has been appointed Brigadier
| General OF North Carolina Volunteers
Blind Tom, the negro pianist, is gi wing con
| certs At Harrodshurg, DInVilie. Lebanon, and
| other towns III the interior of Kentucky.
Richard Spaulding, nephew OF Bishop
! Spauiding OF Louis vile, KY, was drowned
| whilst bathing IN the Ohio river recently.
| The Hon. Thomas + Marshall is delivering
lectures AT Newport, Ky, upon the condition
OF the country-tickets fifteen cents.
w. IL. Huribut has been arres ted In Allan
! IA. Ga, as 4 spy and Is 10 be brought 70 Rich
! mCnd for examination.
Col Hugh Il. Frayser, the late edi tor Of the
| Bowling Green thy.) Standard, departed this
| life on the In inst.
| The Western papers are successfully calling
! upon the people 20 rally 10 the standard OF
! Gen. Wise.
Among those killed in the recent massacre
1T 81. Louis was Charles Celia, of Nashville,
Tenn.
Joe Lane, of Kansas, has been appointed
| a Brigadier General in the United States Ar
/ my.
| Another Maine regiment arrived at Boston
| on tne 18th inst, on the way TO Washing ton
! The FIRST Congregational Church, al Toledo,
! u. was destroyed by fire on the 18th inst.
Lob | into ,fyi ~.
died on tie 10th inst.
| Giles county, Va, has contributed TI6 0OC
! for war purposes.
Ia New York, on Tuesday last, Virginia 6's
| sold AZ !ot il!.
Col Eoshorg's funeral cost the city of New
York $3.50 %.
The wheat crop In North Carolina is abun.
dant.
They are casting splendid gains in Mobile