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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-01

AxRRIoAss IN PARIs.--The Paris correspon-
dent Of ths New York Commercial, writing on
the s th instant, says:
Mr.. Faulkner. late American Minister al
Paris, has just returned here from mon this
voyage through + giaud. Scotland and Ire
land His two youpsest children are sill re
at school, and Mr. F. protests that his stay IN
Europe 10 entirely for his pleasure. and IL 10
wav connected with politics.
Mr. q. Bu'ler ktng is about to bring ont
brochure on the subJoct OF the american quar-.
rel for the enlIg .enment Of The French.
Mr.. Spencer. American Cous AT P,'is. HIS
been suspended from his functions by VI Sc
ward, and a Mr. Dudley has been appOl red
by Day ten =s vice cousul un I'll Il consul is ap-
pointed 1t was reported that MIR. Spencer,
who IL New Yorker, was removed for Seces-
sion doctrines; but Mr.. 5. on the contrary IS
strong Tor the L Mon, and Was removed per
hsps ntirsly because he was appointed by
Mr.. Buchanan.
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,YoIcE ERox 1HR New YoKK Stock BeAsp -
We have seen says the Baltimore Suu of
Friday svsning } = copy OF the autographed cr
culay Of we'll known New Y York frm engaged
In the stock business, dated yesterday, in
which they Say - s....-4
, Tho Stock Market became weak Yesterday
Afternoon. and this morniug 1t opened with u
continuance Of the same tendency. and prices
fell on from ! TO per cant, with ,ut any par
ticular cause being assigned, further than alb
ssBce OF outside orders 70 day it looks rs II Tho
public is disposed to wait until the defeat OF
our troops ie forgotten before ventaring 10
speculate for rise
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THR 00RTRDKRATB CoMMIssIoPERs.-AN New
York letter, of July 25th, SAYS: s.. .....

Private advicas from London, received yes
terdav by the steamer New York, s"y that the
Commis sioneIS of the y a. tat three of
th,my had returned from Paris Though NOT
cou nanced cf1cially a leading commercl al
authority hints that the Manchester Cotton
Lords were hand n-giOVe with them. 1t is
alss mentioned, as significant fact: In the
safne connection, that the vacancy occa stoned
In the British Uabiret by the re -em-nt OF
the Minister Of Wsr, is likely TO he fillfd ny
Mr. Gregory, M. p. FROM Galway, an II di
vidual who has made himself notorious Tor
his unsesmly zeal In urging, in the Hou'e Of
Commons, the recognition OF the Sou hern
OonfederncY. -.
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CRuIsIsa IN SEARCH Up PxIvArEgRs The

steam xunhoat lraqu0is resurn4t to this port
this morning, from cruise for privateers.
The revenue cutter Jack on, Capt Hyde,
has also returned to port, from a cruise IN the
Gulf, in search Of privateers She h as ROT
seen any Of the pirates Oa the l6th iustau :,
forty miles sonsh Of Cape Henry, she discov
cred 3 wreck on shore, and saw one hundced
or one hundred and fry men around il sent
In 4 nag Of truce, but 'hey w0ald not commit
nicats. The men were armed with muskeLs,
and the only reply they made was - me
ashore" After tho return of the fag ot
truce, the Jaekson threw several shot and
shell among the men on shore, which dis
psrSsd thsm, but no force could be land d, on
account Of rhs high surf
o. the ls:h instant, between Capes Henry
and Hatt-ras, the Jackson spnkh The United
States AloOp Savannah ~. Post
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:. aAADa hs hI -.A-U sOA4U-. L4s1.A 4
a La VIRGAKIA, May nd, issl. !

uAADN AS "a a - sOA4U = GI-sA.A [
"a la VIRGINIA, Nay nd, issJ. !
a General Order. Il
Y Having oeen assigned by bis Exsellsnsy tn,
governor CT the State, and Advisory Council, t
he command, for tbs present, of such voiu ntesrt
rom Maryland ~ may offer their services, ths
;ndersignsd advises mediate organisation int
companies Of not lsss than fifty men, WHO VII
,eet their own otncsrs.
The certificates OF election viii DO retu.nsd t
= ne orcmanding ofEcer, who viii forthwith pro
sure the proper commissions.
Each company win copsist Of one Captain, ons
fifst and one Second Lieutsp ant. four sergeans
fonr Corporsiss and At lesst forty-two prlvates.
1t 10 earnestly recommended to the Marylane
nen that they io.s no time In periectiDg thsb
organisation. laheritins "a we do the Rsrne
hs old "harylsnd ~ n. Line" let "a initiate thsb
I'D tbs grand sold Maryland OcnttEsntAls' o.
T7s, set an example of loyalty, discipline and
brothers OF the South. .....
-. FRANCIS J. THOMAS,
nv zs-ts ~ Col. Comma ding.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Afatrs at Ashi0nd.
OAVALRY VANP,
Ashland. Va JuII 30. 1881.


Sunday having been set apart by the Pro
Vi. ionai Congress for universal prayer and
thanssg z wing for the brilliant victory achieved
nv the Cor federate army at Stone Bridge on
the 2tst inst, the citizens generally, together
win soldiers eacampsd here, attended Divine
Sc vices. a very learned discourse was de-
hver.d by the Rev. Mr.. Woodfn, who spoke
in ihs highest terms Of the rrowess of the
southern Army, but attributed our triumph
thus far TO the 3 snien Ruler of the universe,
who is ever ready 10 shirid the weak from un-
prDvok "a aggression Of the powerful.
Adams roop, commanded by CAPT. VIM.
I, WaFtin, L!eutenants Conner, Forbes, and
Green. now drilling at this plhcs, is the best
eqGip pred and drilled corps of cavalry in the
service. IL is from Mississippi, and the only
one OF the kind from tho Huif States. 1t 10
composed mostly of young men who can
WELD the sable and Use the pistol most
AdToIty. t---
The Health of this place has greatly i'm
proved since my last letter There are but
few on the SICK list, and they are cOnvalescent.
IL is uporad here that a q tg of truce is
fyit z ovHr Arlington Heights If this be true,
cid Ebr must be Of the opinion " somebody is
hurL.' DYKE.
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General Toombs' Briaade.-Sec0nd Georsia
80 Regim .nt. i..'..
a local CORES pondent of the Dtspatch fur.
nishes the subj lined .s.-.

A local CORES pONUenI Oh Inc Vtspotca IuT-
nishes the subj )ined .E.- ..
.t- BRIG. sBS. TooHBs.
This dis ting ushed gentleman, having laid
aside the robe of State which he has so grace
fully sustained, assumes. the sword, which,
in his hands, we do not doubt will be WELD
ed with such telling effect TO strike ter
ror to the hearts OF the usurpers and despots
who seek TO crush and trample under their
unhalloWed feet the liberties of a free people
We had the pleasure this afternoon of pay
ing a visit. 10 the camp OF the Second Georgia
Regiment, G. ) Army. comma nded by Colo
mel Z. J Semmes, which constitutes part Of
Gen TooInbs' Brigade
With sucn soldiers, commanded by such Cfh-
GERS, G-neral Toom bs W III 60 u pon the battle
field with victory slrs" dy perched up,n his
banner. Should the usurper's min'nns dare
meet them in. tair field and open cTmbat, they
may prepare 10 sink ender heavy blows infiict
ed by their st.lWart arms, nerved rs they re
with de yoIion 10 their countrv's cause and a
de termination to hHrl the ruthless invader
from The 81 cred soil. az =. '.
Without disnarsgement TO other comra-
nj. 8 OF The Regiment. We wtuld notice
particularly The Columbus fuirds, com
mapded by the gallant Captain Roswell L lis.
This company served calamity and with
dsune lion in Mexico, was long under the com
mand OF. colonel S.mmes as Captain; by him
IL was drilled and tIaiRed, until it b d A.
tanned such perfection that when Napt Els
Worth's celebrated Zouaye company. some
year or two since, bpastirg gly challenged any
volunteer company in the Cahadas or the
United State 10 me- them in friendly con test
10 try their skill and pre- ficiency in the science
of war. they bJldiy took mp the gauge thus
defiantly cast at their feet; but for some
reason o US unknown ,doabtlass good to hem,
the valorous uaSes failed 70 ..come to time I"
And now, when the days of piping peace
lha We gone, aud tha shrill clarion no,es II war
ara heard throughout she hand when the
Xeuave company has grown into 0 the dinren.
sions of a regiment, ana ttie Columbus
tfuards, keeping even pace, ! he second georgia
Regiment were no less really TO meet aud
meas ura arms with them. Bat the Washih
ton ARTILLERY were destined 70 win the gloiy
ard wear the laurels which they of right
Claimed .s their own but they yield them
In TO worthy hands, and now 60 forth in search
Of other Toes NO IS worthy OF their steel
When they meet them we do not fear 10 hear
the result. B0o.AAH-kAI0.
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTkNTIOe.

nj The Undersigned TWO OF whom have bean
u for some time members of Volunteer cOmpa
n'es, the other a Lieutenant OF the FrOvisioua al
Army IF Virginia, are desirous of faIsng an In
iantry Company, to be styled the " "hlCHMOND
SUUTH 0No -
UNIFORMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS FREE.
Those wishing to go promptly into service, will
call at the Rendezvous all street, over the
"City Arus," opposite the s.. Charles Hotel. aud
enrol their names
Come quickly, and let at once TO the field.
Bernard MEREDITH,
Corner Grace and 7th SITS
-...- GHAS. PI kETT,
Corner Leigh ard 9Th ste.
JOHN S. WADSW0RTH,
" 2s-et$ No 1S-Paari street.
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Arrival OF Tooors.- Yesterday morning,
about half past IL clrck, the ~ regiment Ut
the Sickeis' New York Brigade arrived b.
way Of the Phiiar,e'phia and Wilmington
Ratiro d Many regiments o. inferior look
ing men have passed through tho city, bat the
worst OF those already noticed were excellent
compared with this regiment or all The rag
tugs and bob tails which have ever been nvs-
tered into service there has been none to con-
pare with this regiment, Unless II might bs
the cou ntry gang of the jolly old knight, Sir
John falstah Some had uniforms on, and
some h I'd parts Of uniforms and others were
dressed in rags In appearance they looked
as though they had beea drinking sonnet hing
besides water for the past fsw years. Some,
were iarne, several blind Of IN eye, most OF
them knocked kneed and pigeon -toeA. Tas
regiment Is commanded ty Col Cleo. Il. Hail,
and ma ched by way of Lombard street - Ne
Oamden station. where they took ths ears les
Washing on. i',f "s@ 'aaF
@Ab ,ut sevenoclock 10 the ~ snins. ths ASa
regiment Of the same brig ade, Del TsylsC N
command, arrived and passed dirsstly t6EUaGA
10 Washington. The men com posing this rec.
iment were much better locking than tAslr
brethren Of the moraing g.-balttwors 10.
ehaage, 2Vth.
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AxBuseADss x. Nor .hsrn dispatch from

Alexandria says: .a .....
IL - asasr tAtRsd a. fact that the Confede-
rniss were kept we'll informed Of all IN arm
Hem FatE1ax aud other advanced posts WAS n
loruon Of thsr plan la drawing the r. deral
essps Ia ~ DAsar ameuscades Hence th- In
perfect sendition Of their earihworks at Fair
tAx and ether points, which excited ridioule
AnoAS oar military men.
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A EoKss FOR GES BEACREGARp 1T Is well
known that q II Beaureg rd lost his horse
~ tha battle u NJ urassis. To supply the de-
tljency this loss occasions. some considera To
friend In one OF CUR sister ,tares has made the
bcive mau present Of another horse. The
animal has Seeu forwarded to this city and Is
row at he s'aoes Of Mr.. Jamfs Fish, await
ing further oroers II ON the donor before being
sHut forward to its t.es estination. Mr.. Fish IL,
as Yet, 'gncrant "f The donor s name The
horse is most noble specimen of the equine
rue. H. IS hF.eeu hands and three inches
hiEh; clean iimb ID. brJtt ch-ste and SYM
metEIcu'; Il STATE carriage; aud sleeA; of
p dapYl-,i st"eErer CO r. To our eyes, he
aEpears one OF the fine models of n horz we
have ever seen 4ngpsto ChrontGIs.
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kXE,;UTJyh UEPA KTMENI

t-f'' kAkCDrIVk PAkTMENI,t
RICHMOND. VA, June u, 1901 I
StNS DUTIES INVOLVED IN SGPPLH.
l ING the troops In the hsid with Email Arms
ing division Of labor, the following order fs Ia
sued: ..
The Colonel Of Ordnance OF Virgipta Will con
dnue to attend 70 the issue Of arms both Artills
ry sad small Arms, belonging 20 this State, and
ne manufacture OF Field Carriages and UsissouR
The making up OF all kinds O.. Ammunition, IN.
sluding the manufacture of Percussion Caps and
he iBsuing OF the same, viii bo attended to By
ths Ordnance Department OF ths Southern Con
tsasrsGy, for hlch purpose 80 IA oen OF the i N
n unitior SIS Is now on hand ST the rmory an tbs
present accommodations for further Manufacture
II Ammun;Lton as Is now Appropriated for shs
pa pose By this stats, be tGrlsd ever to the Con
'sd0rste authorities during tie continuance OF
he war. t- .ts O.
The Colonel Of Ozdnsnss OF Virginia win make
ths aecessxry arrangements 20 ,ssyty ont the fore
Sciug order. JOEH LETCHEH
- lI-ts G'-'tf -'-.
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- RIC4GoED
l. H
g = X D ,
Having mustered into services and now going into
WILL 3gUFIyg
1AfEW MOKk
Il ri b Z s
Sefore leaving. Apply at once at
HEADQUARTERS, 18th street,
" fe-.is patvF n Aain ard Carv sks
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CsI. iiex Il. Taliafsrro, of CulpspeF.


a suhscri5er requests us 10 iuserG the fol-
loSing, from Winchester paper
Ths gallant soldier and accomplished gem
tietuan has l1st ben promo ted, and to the
deep nd heartfelt regret of our regiment, been
ordered 20 report himself in Norfolk to the
command of Gen. Hugar. j Witnessed, on
yesterday, the parting scene with his com
maud; and it was tOu hing In the ex RENE -
His men are devOtediy attached to him, and
SO great their confid ,nce in him they woul
have followed INN IN 70 the cannon's mouth.
He addressed them TOR he Is & fine spea ker }
ib tones feeling, eloquent ard patrio Ic, aud
there was not a dry eye in the command -
Bald men they are, they wapt like child
rem, and begged that they might be allowed to
ae ON pany min. This being IN possible, they
insisted OH es .orting h i'm. as guard Of honor,
to his point # departure. The final adieu
was most affecting Ahis brave fellows in
rears, ma he h,osef overcome by emotion.
He could only fal fer ont, "Men, I trust this
Is no argument az afnst my 'manhoCd-the
finest me- ttiis fuse the soonest :" and thus
hRv parted in all human probability, never
eg lin to meet it this life; hut, along with the
10 Iaasuiioept sword which they voted him, he
etfFes their heartfelt wishes for his safety
and lis happiness Dtstinction they need not
nave wished him, for, If opportunity comes
he will o. sure viii. 1t Modest, unassum- :
ipgf he is q true man ard genuine soldier,
Ard posses all the poets attributes of a
hero, tna daiicacv and tenderness Of wo-
IN an, and all the fire and courage and daring
ut "A iiou. He will make his mark, should
orc lsion offer. .-.
18th Reg'r, Winchester, July Sd, 1851.
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GUNS. PISTOLS, Go.
AILaYART OgECH6
|. FIRST KEGTNE~r vTRCIvVA VOL

FIRST RECIPIENT VIRGINIA VOL
E UNTEERS.--M Members of the various com
8 panies of the First Regiment VI. ginia Eolun7
Leers hichIuond with the sick and
wounded. will report 10 me At the rerdezvops Of
Company X under the spotswood Hotel at 10
o'clock arh dav Of this week either in person,
il unfit for dnty, ny Certificate OF a su geop.
BY order Of WM. Il. PKY, Lieut., Coz Comd e.
Isl Reg't Va. Vols
iv S'--at .... F.J ROGGG Cant