The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30
InseG:igenee from sarsons Quarters.

The following collection of news and Incl.
dehts from various quari-rsof he North viii
suffice 10 acquaint our readers with what Is
nov and has been trans p!ring III liberty
crushed Yankeedom:
TIE PENNSYLVANIA bLEc1IJy.
Ii regard 10 tA9 the PenEsy lyania election
the Philadelphia Norih .4ucric4. says:
"lAe result Of the late electloa in PhlIa-
Gtlp4la turns ont TO be more disastrous than
III traI appeared. Both branches q The City
Councils nave fallen into the hands Of the
Democrats by bare ma ,0rIties. carving with
them tie various departments Of Tho city
government The same party carry len out
Of seTeLitet'n mem o~rs OF Assembly from The
city, ana a senator and the MA joTlty OF
Thompson ,Peopie'sj for sheriff IS 80 small
that The army vote is said to swarnpit."
Upon this the Albany Ars4s ~em4rks:
The press Of New YORK. and Phil9delphia
Is silent III reg ard 10 these facts. rne tele-
graph has been silent also, and the public is
not permitted 20 know that the Republican
part has 5een disestrousIy defeated in Penn
5yayania. We near that The yot. al the State
shows Demccrdttc majority, aud that the
soldiers III camp nave Gust Il majority OF
l., fip tor the Demo ratio ticket.
" We DO not know AoW true this is. hut the
silence of the Administration press confirms
this yieW of the result. The Republican
press OF Penney ivania IS too prctil gate ia pur-
pose and TOO rnsh IN assertions to fUrego the
pleasur OF boasting is success IN q partisan
conflict, Il IL had achieved one -
HAD NO TINs TO aFAsE.
4 Wisconsin farmer wrote 10 his son who
was III camp that ne must return and helm
him rlrtsn our The hSryes even j! he went
back afterwards. The son replied Dear
Flther, Can I 20 home al present | should
BE- very GID 10 help you, bat Uncle Sam has
got mighty signt bigger JOB Of threshing on
hand Ill IA you nave, ana I'm bound 10 see
hIul out oI IAe woods first
BRIG GsS FIERCE.
The following paragraph in regard 10 the
redoubtable Pierce, WAC led the Federal
forces il their late stampede from B 6 Bethel,
We find ia the Taunton GLASS Ga.ests'
This officer is now Ct homo iii Frsetown
aWaitlns. the recovery of his health, which
has been quite feeble since his return FROM
Old Point, and the newspaper statement that
ne mas oeen serving as a private in Col. Web
sters Regimen arose from tue fact that Will IL
On a visit 10 Col. w he twice volunteered in
case OF alarm, and once came near being shot
by the careless use OF a N usket IN the hands
of volunteer Gen. Pierce had prp VIC v
been in Washington, asking Az investiga tion
of the Bethel auuir, aad was informed that
the official reports Of the battle contained
nothing against nim; all he biuster h Wing
.; igiaa1ed IA tne New York p.aIvsrs, throng h
, rhr enmity OF Que Iaau tew lrds General But
Ter and himself ~ la ss4oA usetss officers.
AsLlsp BieAaisr
n blind man, named Ghamas Btshop. has
b~en lsisiy arrested a{ssa Laeayil.e, Ohio,
charged with aitrryiGg three women, aise
blind, siace the 10th ofseptsaa ssr last. From
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