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

IoAToLH, VA, JCre 20, 1861.
2geays. ECitnTs Please Inform ua through
your vallaDie paper why q caTt&t2 Captain
IN The latA Uoited States Navy IS permitted 20
remain quietly IN NOTioih. = hU ,.I. the less
human being than e.le. ; : =. ~. thizrrG W IN
the NaDdGls Of tho NORTH Would /. o. NC
charitable to suppoce thSJ the .ulorEGl-t ID @.
va movements. TGG;ca. daily rss-l tie u-n Y,
might be conveyed oy this officer CoCid Ia
5e faithful IN the honest discharge OF l.s 2a-
c~a.! d-ty 20 thGt I<Aie9s and syraEl.cal
~, ana continue IN eye witness 10 OU- pro
Cpe5iuga and net seek any channel Oi COMMIT
nicetsUu Hits. his Ter, Lincoln Elth al
canGor, / mink Lne sooner We Gre one II Ne:-rt :
and soul, the o.tI-r TnCse now UaU aro IL
or midst, and no. En- Us, Gga against Ge,
aIn to!d By tha Ct4tiry o5icer Of Zig q
Point Da,tery, cn N&nserogd river that paT6
oC thu wiz sl-hoUs2 Ct LGe steamer Harriet
LIus, kuoc&ed II by .ha, battery IN lar lass
a1taci. CT l1at po.1t, has drArtg& on 62oro, and
j. n0w IN ghA:r possession.
Mose faithfully yours Gnc Gnr country s
- =
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cEaErAgEse WAAlxn WNlrA.--Wa Ieal

SEoZmAEEss WAkix4 WE1rA.--We learn
tEd. III" Organization CI 3 bor4s guard, con
slsiiHz entirely os ca0e1oakGre, Is OF !Cot IL.
y ~ Orlr.ll4s. :. cuTo q-is9s airr tdy oLe hHn
dref al ,-Xteen Cu!S, and .aey are to . allied
tbs L.gst2as Fingers. It may be al I-.th-
e. and pruusl!a5 Du. s-Cn 81 organ i-ation
would - = gc-et -mpor.an. auxiliary II orr
GJ-no defence, il D. .,g d Ge.i-k.o'.G .aC: sha'
shu@Wak-rS AWAY j stlck--t0 ;!.- jdst. W Wita
a large force OF TINS glnd our streets Woulc
fairly bTIs[ls with their bAycuets Wha, ter
rihig wta"2Z tE@T could Ris1 er invading an
eIny. Let tae L.incolnites drive !. poR there
| sud rene taDoF tha: tho s1o8ma ake.a - New
Orleans are Gv, or . var. .foC ting. Q
Deftl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

The report that the Harriet Lane had been
damaged appears to be correct. One OF her
wheel nouars mas been demolished, and tour
hoies EeTe oeen IN her aide. 4 vessel that
came IN 70 the Road9 with aer also had eeyerai
hoi-e in her eide
It was Dalieyed By all at Old Point yester
dhy that :. desperate movement wouid o.
= ads towards Great Bethel at night. and, Ii
successful, taa Federal troops would push on
with al poseibls speed towards ToTktown,
where . Large body Of the enemy is en-
campe0.
Proyis!oEa and water are in ABUNDANCE ct
the Fortress, while the soldiers ara in excel.
lent spirits. au6 "spiling for a fight"
The Associated Press account % tae pro
curing of Major Winthrop's body ccntains
nothing oE interest, except a st&teuae7t that
Colonel Masruder sent his compliments u
General Butler. Gel AcCbesnoy, OF oas Cf
the New YORK regiments. has resigned and
gone home, or account Of iliGasa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

WI TuEy DAa81--The-s tg no doub: that
the pciTaLear Savannah mas neGu cGpGC-e1.--
He crew, numbering tAirty Eve. were pGt IN
igun6 cn board the T-cnasos&. L ID Ol me
UlE2Cst in portGace tor th9 Confederate au-
:EG-- LES - asc5-5a the TGt9 OG thess rnen.
abraham Lincoln has threatened . treat
E-l"araers IS pirates aud bang all VINO may
Uc taken prisoners. We snail aoCn know
whether t3IS trC ul9Et menace WIS merely =
rholc-lcai flourish, or whether .he ',ot at
v aa12nStcn really 2coten plate3 SO stapsu-
COuc ~ GtrcciJy. Orr course will necessarily
aUerd ca his. II Lincoln ven .U-e5 TO corc =
I44t .lUTler On t--s E@rsGn6 Ct any OF our p-i
dTeu prisoners vi war, VINO, however tncC-
veAl. " al % compelled 20 sure: :he irexo:a.
Gl- iav: Of Tetaila.cE. ID. we 40 noI 5e!!eYe
t-LL The Lincoln Govern rlsn. win have tAe
guG tcity 20 carry thelr threats ias0 execution.
q Eaa
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Arkansas Trovelers or TIE RoaA.--We learn
that Capt. McCrea has raised 2 company Of
eco men in the wilds oE Arkansas, fer the pnr~
poao Of ,enderinr thai- gervioes TO Ben Me
Culi9ugh. Ono Of the conditions Of their on
.istrner. is, that each reorri. SHALL be a single
man. Another, ana the primo condition ia,
that each man must be aUle % prove, by two
3;sin.e-est witncsses, that h9 hos AiI.ed his
,e2- WITH his knife. The comgauy "as very
| anziors to 90 10 Cairo and "cieen cut" tho
place, but the autho-Les wolld TO. ooaseUt.
il would be raro fun to SEQ these bear-hunters
ge. aitor Yankee 7esiuoa;-how tacy woald
| lnn',n thA f,lr BY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

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

s~~Sy TpgA In -Ir. Rrssett's stx.h let
ter - tbe London Tines, written 6omewhero
IL tso2:1 Carolina, no Fsys. From all
Guar IS las corn2 &c ~ : cars Toe echoes OF [h3
sAn8 voice." ".he chorus tha,
gIuRs hrolgA me otat9 CT Srmter, PipIkney,
and NGrlOI'-~ That voice says -
Ii Wa copld only get one Of the Royal race
OF England 10 rule ovs- -. SO should Dc con-
te1ti"
Pray, who has bs5n 'pol,ing fun" at onr
cl-Var visitor, ter thls IasS.C To soii-
colder foreigner % q moderate extent, may
be txcusstote on ta- score OF pVtitenessc huI
when ucn broad bumnugs as thIs are p2!:G
Cd OF CT tn1eiIlSoas 90 clers, really IL Is toc
b - We thtnk tbS ''chUras Of The State oi
Sumter, PIpckGey ara Narton" has oesu
gat!;y O: : pJsi.,ve dt-courtsey towards NJ
kuszelI.--s N Rep 5Zt-r.3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

F7viny Artittery.--THs company of Flying
Artillery commanded 5y Capt. j. Kirby, wss
laus.ered into service On Friday last. Ths
officers understand thoir business IS soidiers,
and ths priYGte8, for tho most pa',, are large
aud mo l.oh!n2 Gaca, about twenty o. whom
cGua t.o:a Mobile, Ala, 20 attach themselves
70 tho Wise Legion. They eApact 10 leave for
Levisburg II few days, 30 jim IN auh the
ro.aaindeg OF tho Legion, hen they esveot to
start Immediately for .te scene oi action. Va
have 20 doub. bit t. ca ;5s artillery company
will vory soon introduce thelnstlves with con-
siderable ec,1t 70 tas ia7aasrs of our county.
We ~isa .iera all q sGIe rr:Gr1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24
LOCAL IA ALTERS.

The Yankee facadcrs and the Puipit.-Tbe
Puritan Ynnkes has ever been foremost And
ioudest in his professions Of regard for the
clergy, sac pulpit, and the 5aobathi and onc
of tho items { their indictment against us -
that ne are such godl,ss people. We n ght
then reasonably expect the iusoent invaders OF
our soil would show soma iittlo regard for tho
sanc,ity Of the pulpit. We have inst seen
gentleman who has given us an account Of the
treatment received By rbe Rev. George +.
adams. Ia distinguished Baptist c!ergyri ot
Hampton, from Gen. Pierce, winch illustrates
how false ere tn sanc.lconlous professions OK
the Yankeo. Having removed his family from
Ha1p to place Of comparative safety N
s1s country, Rev. Or. Adams continued TO visit
the town and &c preach TO tho1o who were not
able 70 leave. Tho subordinate officers sE
length refused him the permission Of visiting
h:g aock. Mr. Adams appealed to General
pisrce FOR permit TO c0ntinae the duties of
his sac-ed calling. The General asked j! no
had taken the oath oc allegiance 90 the Uni
ted States, OK was then ready 70 do 40. Upon
receiving o negative GrsWoF, be assured tho
olergyman ttat If no wes ever seen IN Hamp-
ion again hs you'd &c ;akeu to Old Point aad
| iGprisonod during tbs war. Thus was this
venerable az! 6evoted man Of Cod bsnish' &
fro.a his puip;s sod church ~ ;ho irfsmous
ds,res OF a miserable invader. Rev. MT.
Adsms has applied - tbs Coiporjage Board
for ~ &ppo:ntnont, aud is new st Yorktown
distributing Bibles ard tTso5e among our sol-
S,srs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

B,c-cn Or.-A savage wtad storm prevailed
in this vicinity &bert O'Clock saturday norn
ing, which, Sesi3es doing considerable damage
in knocking down tavorits shade tr,es, carry
ing away sign boards, AID other sagh tricks,
unro0ied the Uncovered macGius room of tho
Richmond Paper Mill--a building adjvinips z
the main sdieee, 80 by 60 feet. lac tin was
lifted bodily and DEPOSITED II = lump IN an ad
joining yard. Probably ? tow bguired dollars
giI repair tie loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

Helping :se Caasa.-- Among tAs churches
which nays responded TO the call for coatri
buttons at THAR Fast Day services, for tho
Treasury os .he Confederate States, may b.
mentioned tho Bsuiah tBap,is.l Church, ot
King William. which gave Sl0o. la th,s een.
ne ssioa nay 90 mentioned that the negroes Of
Mr.. J. 9. johnson added to tho above sam 81,
" 10 help our soldiege.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

A Nugges.,or.--A merchant, writing froa.
8osdonsssile, Va. makes the following sug
sesi.oa H.: " 81 BE Southern country m.r.
chants send in their ORDERS AZ ones 10 tho city
wholesale merchants. Suath" Let the whole.
salo uIerchants, thop, hold meeting ana carry
Ia their orders 80 eoon possible 10 England
and France. Thus wo shall enable England
aud France 20 know something like tha
amount Of goods we shall neci OF them, which
NAY ~ great good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

About 10 Afovc.---A sarsaut Of one Of ths ogr
nyers # tho t:Ts; Regimen. Virginia Eo.a--
teers, writing TO his wife the middle OF !as,
week, requeste1 her 70 send him his Sunday
clothes, ne @o" (thac ;s, zen. BeaureE Eard's
men, had determined - % To Alexandris,
ana ne wanted AS lae toggery 70 ves- while
in the s,T4nge place. lie charged h'r not u
forget the reques. as he enould certainly want
th9 clothes. L Gen. Beaucegafd has de;e:-
| mined 70 20 10 Ale1anAris. ho will execute his
1eso.re, ana the 6erkey viii 10 very apt ~
NJ cl1tlns
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a. CArrrRa OF CozAoDoGA koBlyscs'

pl.Aaca4 y a-4F-- Wsiuctus tally mentioned,
yest-rdey, {nc capture ~ the United So rs
b. cG4diQS zteamer Brooklyn, % The beauttIol
Yacht Glpsy, 81 Pass \ OuIre. Con nCdor0
Rob.nsoa ..yA0, hy-the-bv, IL X British sub
i-c,l was ENJOY ing cno OF his usual summer
,tsh;rg excursion, and was sailing tho G.p5y
under i5ri i1l-h COloTs.
Prooklyp vyfth mort notable Cpeilouce 70
the letter Of his orders, eeizec The pretty
,Isa3u-1 boat. retaining IL ao 3 prize, and. 23
we learn from :. digpttch !r2m Co.ailcGoF2
Robinson. put him ana his servant ca shore,
20 ind their way 10 tho city zs they may
Clns they VIII probably do IN the course o.
the day.
Ca-it,rly g rcst brilliant adventure, this.
o. The b~sva blocsaders !-~ft1o ctIe1HR P!cc-
Y..s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

ARaEvA, oF = BgITfsa WAR STRAsss The
Blush war steamer Gladiator, Captain hiuk-
ley, arrived At New YORK o. Tuesday, from
II aitt.4. whiCA p9r, she left on tbs Stat ult.-
raa Gladiator comes " New tCrg to rake IN
= supply o. coal. She rccag;s Elk guLs Gnd
IA maRnea by l. crew 81 IsZ men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

Rs.T-i.s U.asea.-Olhcers attached to seFo-
raj Of the RlehmS2d companies arc Ut pFesaa.
II :G3 CITY, ses1.h4 a ie" moro SeeruIts tor
th8;r respective = .nmands. Among the cUla-
paaies wanting men il tae second oump=Hy oT
Richmond Grsys, Cept Francis j Boggs, Uho
wants Tn. PersoGs who laay a.sh TO J 10 biz
eommand can agpiy to Corp"rsl Fletcher
Richardson, al tho store Of Vim. Holt Rich
ardson, under tho Exchange. Capt. Bosgs'
compeny enjoys great popularity win the lss
Regiment and their brother soldiers generally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

Ssoesa' Riaes.--The ladies ot. Trinity Church,
CORNER of ssth and Broad streets.) in addi-
s'on TO considerable quantity Of work done
ny them heretofore fog the soldiers. hav.jssa
anisned entire suits fer the Sleeem kasss@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

WHAT Fossi"SpsE rgfsg o. 1.-THE Oana-
dian editors comment freely upon the Big
Bethel fight. One Of the,p--tho ALon treal Ga
2etts-thin.ks II sig difficult TO conceive rnore
laInea table story of blunceEs, wan. vi organi-
2@tlou ind failure"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

soAEcT1T or Cores AL TUB BLGokAoy-
Ii.r so IL utactu.ers a. tGe North are becoming
embaTras ssd Ia their ope RAJ tions by The scarc!-
y % cotton. and we notice that the New
YORK kOe., great advocate q! the war, IL
GlIekace, on The ground tnat tts continuance
Ttli great y lrJa tie NOS la and CORES pond
lnEiy usncet she South Tho Harrisburg Qpa. J
I"ie@faph, another war journal, announces
tAA- Wo!E Ia the cotton mall a. that place Is
- be temporarily suspended, ewing to an ad-
vance a iLa pric3 ol cotton and difficulty ip
procuring 9uEficient supplies OF the article ---
1h9 Qoaestoga Mills, 81 Lllcaster, Pa, have
already pended for similar reasons. Thebo
rcf pensions are, UTe proc aIas, what O. Bos ton
cIEF9ymAu few days sgo sEult!agiy called
ths 'LIssstnss of Was :"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

Idr:ce 10 S9iats7s a friend informs Va
thst tho Ee7. n. u. Hoge, y. D., 81 tina city,
is row preparing tree. for general dlstr.ha-
ton em"ng ths CenfYts-a.e forces, e:aA"lyiLs
JUS: sueh sIyioe "a every so!iier lee &c. Ths
tract vi! 70 Published by the bsp:is, Cplpor-
ta:a Boc-3, and b s5ct u largo numbers to
the various er7ampmo2t5 IN tho state. Per
sor,s wa3 would like to have copies Of thls
trac. TO seud 20 t4o.r friends, should 81 oace
ol il TO know bow many rloy va -ako.---
Not !sss tEan $1,000 copiss ourh > . used.
We a-o pie1 20 learn that .:,al::,s x
pu5lic2.ior, sppon:el By -o Espt,st Col
portage Board. sro arranging 80 issue one
trect 3 week for some wesks to come. All ot
these .yGcts viii 20 specially intended for sol
dierB, and will be prepared by tha meat dis
tn.uisaad &iYi9es al jae Counron vea'ib. Il.
is an easy, pleasant. Hnd mes, ,Etst,.e mean :
ct doing good u class 2f toe cnmmuni ia
whose spiritual "a yell IA temporal Welfare all
ought to be dsepiy Interested,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

RsvoLT ~ rp2 T,aa0TRg P&a!-ES-I12T. .---
The iuG.aG-s vi tne Missouri: S.e,e pen.tea Il.
a4y .eyCi .sa On the lgIh inst, and attela pied
70 make their escape. Tho movement was
cue lid, however, gIter Eiz hed oe9n killed
anu four wounded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24
Ii McaDs, vhe leading Catholic Journal IN
france, IN noticing :;.a present war, says:
knylapO has aJTeary CactCad ,Ea. aha viii

france, IN noticing :..a present war, says:
England has already decided that ehs Will
man tan L Ie3t-ai posi- t!3n and consider tho
We t.5 80 SctU@"n two GOYsGe.gn powers -
N France sc bas been asked whether the
GCGLutGH Hj"ta' were not rDoela2 IL ciicc II :
10 admit tn.s inCer--e,atioc, wlev lYe re- ec.
th@t Tho United S;G,e3 form : fedarsr ion. -
Sovereignty Belongs :? esch Stata. TGs Uriou
"a Ho"tr"et p tre%ty; aud when Sicla .e1,
ot'ber |lth or Without cause, ~ % Gad CIO
90 12Iy violation Of -3.e 2greeT1en- entered
iltc. Il = Aos . rebellion. I. IL = Us- b6,ween
s0va-e.sa States.
ne des ..c:, - 5iGts9r tu letters Of Ie
iCeurd ~ u"o PRESTON: oi the Southern Oon-
; tcdacacy ic thrs eett!"d. Indeed ]. 10 tie Ouly
. fEls-Ho7 Ga U5:o"c5 ~ sea which yGe South Eg8
l1,;-.-st tne roCtl. GL4;ac TitsO-. Z navy
or v-ith q veAE one, c.a thus deTond them
sal~ss 9{%;..Gc. in.:ri tirGa sSgrase!or.
Tbs Congress Of Paris o.Geavv-..as ~ eot
aside tAi6 .ouS e8:a0nehed principle. Tho
United states nd nos yird ite consent 10 the
F2v, European diDlCwCt's-5 lad coz p,eta,y
raGs-2GoTe tooG tll8 : uestior amt irupolled
| 5y ep!I;o O. philanthropy tAey " 75ro 1vpEiv-
! in. weak StG :rs OF their only means Ct do
| taaC2 II C0s9s Z maritime war.
! AaEo1En hCIa&MiY t0a Il5Lts of gri-Gte
properly "v-O --5o"5:s1 -'J.e 81 e8s a1t On
/ Iae Cnit0d States. having nc navy, cou..,
| D-t recognize Z. prinrlui- which gave them 10
| EClt upon The alsIny's commerce, while theirs
| V-oCi@ -2yc b, 81 exposed 10 total deotruction.
| Tn r'gft - Ia" >>ya,t.-r@ coAteueTatloa is
| incon tesrible.
/ President i4ln.o.u has promised % hang lha
| CCTSgi~5 OF Pres.den: haYls. Lhls is simply
| ro0s8nae. II the ooraairs Of tho Sorth are
| treated as pirates, tbs prlsCpe-s OF war from
! tho Hc~th may ~ regarded 80 h-.ssnds, and
/ shot.
| The Eronch odtto-o OF 10 Monde (saye tha
| N. =. Catholic S.2ndaTd) aro mach settsr In
! Ioffneo tnRn the Irlsn .ors OF Catnouc pa
| pei5 LII ,A5 United States,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24
Correspo uasnee Of the Richmond Dispatch.

uor Sfalaas, Va, June q, lS5I.
] arrived here some days ago aud found
sono yisitoxg here, who ar8 highly del'sh ted
both with ths baths and with bhs AZ
commodation. Every attention Is gwen -
ths part Of tho managers TO accommodate Ia tue
visitors, and tho table surpasses any thing l
have seen III the noun tains. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

4 DggGErAE SnO-.-A Yankee enlisted IN
th8 naval service, deserted last Thursday
nighI from Capt. sims battery on = log 10.
wards thr Pawaee. Thirty u xeL balls from
;;.a Walker Legion riadied his trauso. ear
Ca3s.--krea. .'c.cE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

ms. Bsloar, NJ. p, ON TEE BIoczADE We
tGhs the ljovrty OF publishing t2e foioNlhE
extract OF & private l8t'er - u2, IEon an eihl
nent fneY chant in one Of out Southern cities,
dated June 18th
- saw : letter from M&nchester, dated
l!th o. May. Tho writer stated that Mr:
Bright, ii. p, had assured bin mere "ooIo
be 70 obs tacio 20 their getting cotton from tno
United = SIaLe4 rs usual Hence cotton 4ell l..
per pound, and they are satisfied their Gov
ernLnen: will ga. ths cotton, and, II so, tnty
will furaish our goods, too-tne one as feau.is =
as tho other. No blockade after cotton Il
ready for { xpor - ton .'-Ciof8ttEN 9tF'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

4 HcoG Hovc.--Tho Directors of The t,ynon-
burg and Tennessee Railroad bave determined
that undor no state Ct circumstances will in
tarest on the oomPany5 bonds, held In New
yo1i, &c paid. I4.s IS ,onching tho Yankees
pock p!4oO where h9 !s ,no.t sts-
csc:ihlc Carco: .c-25 cf our ly5as :, !iroqds
follow this patriotic example 1t j. tho dury
CT ell 70 discomfit the enemy. We mid and Rs~
ole. h.ac IA furnishing tho s;1evs ot war. -
Withhold them, end tho fr4iricila, soo-ndrrls
2ro 2oRs1ioss 70 DO IL harm. Az the end of
tLis var, It would be good policy ior 5 uthsrn
dobso.s 70 psy over tao amounts owing by
thera 10 r-cr'harn people 70 those pag'iea who
have boon robbea Of thcir property through
tho Iaschina.;ons q tho -ump Washington
ICva~n{reCt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

PRoRoran Francis T. Browne,i the raeIa-
Der OF EiiswSrth'8 Xouavo Regimen. who
KILLED James Jackson, in Alexandrsa.) has
been appoin tod 10 Il second lieu tenancy II tho
res aiar army.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

The Cincinnati ING Quirer sLatas that tho loss
susU,insc by the po-A packers Ia that city up
to the present time. viii no, feu far shcr, OF
81, ,eq,cco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

R-~orde-'s C,ar:, .ycturGor.-Tho following
eases we're adjuicstod On Saturday by Re
c0-der Caskie;
Msry +. Darlington arrested by order ~
the Mayor, fer e3socistng with negrces-cou-
milted until Monday.
John Eoit aad james Custiilo. drunk and
disogderly and staggering abou. tas stzeets.--
Holt acquitted AID ClstLliJ committed n tie
f4u. Of $l5O see-l-itv.
Melissa Gilmore, charged with assauitirg
and besting margGcgg sullivan. Accu ed
acquitted and warrant issued egGi0st the COM
piainaut.
JaG:es ~. Talbot fned - for using q
baroucho on The street for hire without hrs5
| having procured a license tAs-e.or.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

TIE S..vg TaADa.-Tho trial OF Captain
Gordon OF the Elaver Erie, which was 5eiIra
OF the coast Of Africa 70 months ago with
eige. hundred and ninety seven negf os5 on
can ia in progress before ,ha C-.sSd States
Circuit Gcurt at New xprs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

Flora Temple won q two mile trott!pg
match. AZ Ne" 1c.g, Les: Weca aseGs., -
s.tti to2i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

presume IL make 10 suggealions to ucT mil
i.ary men They are 20. asleep, aud I have
all confidence IL ctei- " .sdCsu ard CouraH"
1t is however, worthy of cons 5dera .tGr,
whether the crops in this pani2saia lgh i
Heaven has not gwen Is better .or many
yedTE than those nUU inviting The sickle,) &re
noL worth an lmmeGiate Ind vigorous e50Ti
70 save lheIa from t1e r.yagta OF the tell de-
strrYer now N our midst. $lRT 4.