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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22
D,,,.r,rAcrrox AMONG WALL STREET

DrssAr1srAcrIox AMONG WALL STREET
BAEkERs.-GEs. McCLELLAs's VIEws.-The
intelligent Fairfax (Oct. lO,) correspondent of
the Savannah Republican hears that much
dissatisfaction exists among the bankers i'll
Wall street, and throughout the North, on ac-
count of the hesitating policy of MCCLELLAN.
It is reported that they frankly admit, that
neither they nor the country eau stand long
war; and they claim that when they agreed
70 furnish the means for the prosecution of the
war, it was only on condition that short work
should be made of it. These accounts are
confirmed, in substance, by Maj. Gen. SMITH
and Brig. Gen. LOWELL, who lately arrived at
Fairfax from New York, where they enjoyed
the best possible facilities for getting reliable
information. They represent the distresspre
vailing a. the North, growing out of the de-
rangement of commerce, the stagnation of
business, the shortness of the grain crop, and
the uneasiness of capitalists, to be almost
incredible. The correspondent suggests that
JOHNSTON and BEAUREaARD may have lain
idle for the reason that an active campaign
might have stimulated the efforts of Northern
capitalists to assist their Government Whilst
he thinks that an active and offensive policy
sftsr the battle Of Manassa would have been
the best, yet he confesses that the opposite
policy pursued by JoHNsros and BEAURE-
sARD has not been without its good results.
II what We hear through the Northern press.
and other channels be true, then we are whip
ping the enemy by standing still. Their ex-
penses are enormous, being 48. 500 600 mar
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44th Regiment Virginia Volunteers

The LATE SUICIDE OF Nix. SrRIxaHAx.-The
Norfolk Day Book, Of yesterday, has the fol-
lowing in relation to the suicide of Thomas
u. Stringham, committed at the Entrenched
Camp, near that city, on Friday, mention Of
which was made in this paper yesterday:
The unfortunate young man was only about
~ years of age, and much liked by HIS COM
FADES for his quiet, kind and retiring disposi.
uon. He had had q slight attack of inter-
mittent fever, but wHs entirely conyalescent,
ana On tbs morning of his death until the
ums Of the committal Of the act, was appa-
rsntIy ingood spirits.
Ins deceased was resident Of Isle OF
Wight county, Ia this State. whsrs II l. be.
loved he has relatives. His remains were es-
c0rted 70 the busial ground by 3 detachmeut
Of Company "A" and members az the Tail.
orr Society, Of this city.
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A Patriotic Mission-Rev l.. w. Allen, a
Baptist clergyman from Caroline county,
passed through this city few days since en-
route for Kentucky, to raise regiment with
(which to fight the Yankee invaders Rev.
Mr. Allen has until recently been the pastor
XIV, and has many friends there and in other
portions of the State. We record with pleas
ure every such accession to the Southern cause
in that most unfortunate State.
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The Ladies Of Richmond continue to work
industriousy for the army. At the First
Presbyterian Church they are making up a
quantity of clothing for the First Maryland
Regiment, and other societies are Jagged in
like manner. At St. James iEpiscopal)
Church, the ladies are getting up number OF
flags, to be used by one of the divisions of the
8rmV.
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Question Of Saskatchewan s. Gentry,
who claims to be a man of ''mixed blood
was committed to Jail yesterday by the Mayors
order as free negro, without a register. The
question of status was raised by counsel
which is to be decided hereafter by another
tribunal An application for bail was refused.
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Trial for Felony.-The October term Of
Judge Lyonss Court commenced yesterday.
The first casa set for trial is that of Charles
Murphy, indicted for causing the death Of a
a negro slave. After empanelIing jury in
this case, the Court adjourned over until this
morning
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Z
Confederate States Dist,iet Courf-Judge
HALYsURTos presiding In this Court, yes
.srday, petitions were fled BY Receiver
Brooke for the sequestration Of the property
of number of alien enemies, held as follows:
by Henry Exall, for Francis Graham, alien
enemy; w. Leigh Burton, for Chickering &
Co; VIM l. Shepperson, for ID. NJ. Talmadge;
VIM. Mott, for Michael Hart; Jos. g. Brooks,
for Francis Graham; Geo. W. McCandlish, for
John Taylor; N. A. Sturdivant, for William
Openheim; John and George Gibson, for pat-
terson a. Bro. John A. Lancaster and Ihos
A. Bali, for Howell g. King Henry Exall,
for johnson Il Browning Clark Scull and
Daniel Scull, for A. Is. Cooley and JIG. Us
gald; also, by the Bank of Virginia, TO Sc
quester the stock of Nathaniel +. Cornwall,
Justin Dimick, and other aliens; and by the
Bank of the Commonwealth, in regard 10
stock held in the name of the American Elk
change and Mechanics Banks of New York,
Mechanics Bank of Philadelphia, and others.
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Naval Engagement of Ship Island

MOBILE, Oct. 2o.-On yesterday, off Ship
Island, the Confederate gun boat Florida,
and the Federal steamer Massachusetts,, ex-
changed twenty shots, which passed over and
fell some distance from both vessels. Neither
of the vessels were injured. The Massachu-
sets hauled of and the Florida retired.
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A Deserter.-Francis NJ. Smith, said to be
deserter from the Twelfth North Carolina Re-
giment, was taken into custody by Waterman
PARROT, last Saturday night, and the Mayor
yesterday sent him to General Winder, by
whose order he was committed to jail
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Second Crop Of Apples.-We have received
FROM Mr.. James Lipscomb, of Old Church,
Hanover county, some specimens of apples, q
portion of the second growth of one of his
trees this year. They have attained good
size, and are, to all appearance, thoroughly
ripa IS - y
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~ NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ STO OK H o LDERS OF THE RICH
MOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held at the Office of the
company, in the city of Richmond, on WEDNES.
DAY, the tth day OF November next. Punctual
attendance of Stockholders is respectfully re-
quested. A. w. NORTON, Sscy.
oc l9-nawtN6
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Election Of Captaia-First Lieutenant
Charles p. Rady, of the Virginia Life Guard,
Of this city, was Oh Saturday last elected
Captain OF the Young Guard, 18th Regiment
stationed on the Peninsula. The choice could
not have fallen upon "a better man.
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The Great Eastern in a S,Ornl-She Expert
ences a Terrific Gale and Breaks her Rud-

der, &ese
The steamship Great Eastern arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th ult She experienced
Il terrific gale when Two days out, about two
hundred and eighty miles west of Cape Clear.
The furniture and luggage on board Were
mostly destroyed, and some of the passengers
injured. It was expected every moment that
the ship would go down, and in that case the
loss OF life would have been very large. TEN
porary steering gear was finally fitted, and
the ship put back with her crew, going at the
rate OF nine knots an hour.
A correspondent from Liverpool writes as
follows:
Further details Of the disaster to the Great
Eastern in ncate that the calamity entirely
arose from the breaking OF her rudder. The
scene on board the vessel was fearful in the
extreme. Everything breakable on board WAS
broken. She ship rolled SO violently that her
boats, although placed thirty or forty feet
above water, were washed away. Twenty
live persons sustained fractures from concus-
slons and cuts and Dr uIses were innumerable.
Hardly restge Of the paddle r:ei remained Alter
three days OF intense anxiety q temporary
steering gear was constructed, and the ship
proceeded towards Queenstown. When the
Persia, in answer to signs from the Great
Eastern approached the latter, circumstances
We're such that the Great Eastern's engines
could not be slackened, and the Persia made
off.
At a meeting Of the passeng gers the exertions
OF Captain Walker to save the ship and those
on board were warmly eulogiZed, but severe
comments were passed upon the c1ndi ton OF
the snip, the strength of her paddles, and the
way III which she was balasted.
As the rudder was sufficiently repaired the
ship would proceed to Liverpool soon.
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W. NOT1CE.-Col. J. II. MARTUl, OF Car.
~ roll Parish, member Oh the Executive Com
mittse Of Louisiana Soldiers Relief Association and
Hospital, has arrived in town, and is prepared 20
transact any business connected with the Associs-
ton and Hospital. oc 22-1r
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~ THE RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC AS
- ISOLATION will meet this (TUESDAY)
evening, at II o'clock precisely, r Concert Re
hea:sal. Every member is earnestly desired TO at
tend CHAS. LUNDIN, See'y pro :.ns.
&C ra-Its
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TELEGRA.PE
Another Naval Engagement Near New

Orleans.
AuarsrA, Oct. H.-Ths New Orleans True
Delta. Of the 18th inst, says an engagement
took place ut noon on the 18th inst, between.
the Con federate gun boats Jackson and Ivey,
and two Federal steamers, near the head of
the Passes. The shot Of the Jackson fell
short, but the Ivey pursued the Federals
down to the Southwest Pass, after which she
returned to the head OF the Passes.
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Southern coast The affair ut Hatteras was
admirably planned to effect hia purpose. That
naval expeditions win be sent Southwark,
there need be no doubt. but the season has
not yet arrived for them to sail The men
who will go upon these expeditions cannot be
spared until the campaign near Washington
has been closed by the ice and SHOWS Of winter
The correspondent says he has good reason
70 conclude that MCCLELLAN has no such force
about Washington as he would have us be-
lieve.. Since the battle of Manaasa g. 900
troops have passed through Baltimore on their
way to Washington and points in Mary land
Nearly all of the three months volunteers have
returned home, and the regulars are scattered
along the line from Fortress Monroe to st.
Louis. The forces, then, at and about Wash
ington cannot much, if any, exceed $4,000
men, many Of whom are disabled by sickness
--------~----------
NoRTHwEsTERN VIRGISIA.-The new State
Government in Northwestern Virginia is
said 10 be carrying matters with high hand
CARLILE, PiERPoST, JACKSON, HARRISON q
Co., are playing LINCOLN on small scale, but
in a spirit of truculence and cruelty which
even that ferocious tyrant might envy
Large numbers of true-hearted Virginians
nave been dragged from their homes and inn
prisoned in the Ohio Penitentiary, in Column
bus, whilst hundreds have been indicted for
treason before Federal Court, under the aus
pices of JoHN, j. JACKSON, of Parkersburg,
who styles himself Judge. The Enquirer
states that hundreds of good citizens ia West
ern Virginia have been seized and manacled
and some even put to death in the most barba
rous manner by the armed bands from Ohio
and the other States. Besidesthese individual
suiferings, it is said that the obstacles thus pre-
sented in the collection of the States revenue,
will lose the sum of four hundred thousand
dollars to our finances the present year, unless
he enemy shall be expelled from Northwest
ern Virginia.
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LOST, STRAYED. &c.


OST OR STOLEN-A BASKET OF
Il CLOTHES, from nay washerwoman on Sat-
urday evening, near the Central RaiIr ad Depot,
with the name of the owners marked CT each gar
ment. suitable reward viii be given for any
infor -lRtion left at the Dispa'c Office, or TO
oc 22-2t J. p. SWORDS, lis Brood st.
~ TRAY MARE.-Cane to my house, corner of
- 18th and Bald win streets, on Friday Eight last,
a small roam MARE, about years old. The owner
will please come forward, provo property, pay
charges and take her
oc PIT HENRY METZGER
NSTRAY.-FiVE DOLLARS REWARD viii
II he paid for the return Of s,ns j. iY PONY
tnat strayed from the stable If the snscrib 5th
street, last night. Toe 32-3t'l WIN. BRENT.
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NACC1NE NIRUS.--Untii further notice. The
Y subscriber will give 81 per crust for VAC
CINE VIRUS.
The Virus must, in all cases be accompanied By
the certificate CT a reccgaiE physician guarantee
ing il to have been pr ,pagated healthy subjects
not recently posed 20 smallpox contagioa.
The crusts must have been removed from the
within one week OF date Of delivery Address
through Pest Office,
A. E. PETICOLAS, NJ. d., =
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Schools of the Soldier;
Company, Battalion,
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Evoutions of the Regiment;
Light Artillery Tactics;
Honors Paid by Troops;
Duties of Captains;
Companies;
Duties in Camp snd Garrisons;
The staff Battles;
CourtMartisls, and the
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Price, $3.50; by mall 50.
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Rifles and Rife Practice. An Elementary Treatise
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with an Appendix of the Rules ANA Regu-
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Death Of Gen. Grayson.
TALLAHAss Oct. 2l.--Gen, GraysOn died
here this morning at four O'Clock.
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PER SONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED Information of
Sergeant e. J. LtDDbLL, of Capt. c. .. COZ
FtYs Company 3D." - h Regiment, Mississippi
Volunteers, who left Mauassa Hospital about
the 9th Oct Sergeant LIDDELL convalescng
from attack of typhoid fever but reported to be
insane. He is between eighteen and twenty years
of age. about six feet high, ford complexion, light
hair and blue eyes, BIS Regimeft is stationed at
Centreville Any information concerning him will
be most thankfully received. Direct to Capt. G..
s. CorFEr, 10Th Mississippi Volunteers, (Col. G.
Ii. MOTIF at Manassa. oc 22-3tt
NTUTICE.-teft home on Tuesday last, JOHN
\ II. HARLOW, and has not been nor
heard of since. Any Information Of bis where
abouts will be thankfully received by me- asI am
anxious 10 know of him, DIR. Duvall will be here
some time this week.
oc 22-it* SARAH JANE HARLOW
DR. CHARLES A HARDY, Of Maryland,
- vii fiad note for him in the fos,.Jfice.
Oc 22-It*
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD ARTILLERY
Including School of the Piece and Battery, by
Capt. Samuel Cooper; to- which is added
Manu- ! for Colts Revolver, &c. Price 81.
Instructions for Field Artillery, extracted from
Gilhams Manual for Volunteers and Militia
The Troopers Manual. By Col. ]. Lueius Davis;
new edition. 81 rs.
Bayonet Exercise and Skrmisher's Drill. BY Col.
4. Milton Cary. Beautifully illustrated. 81.
The Volunteers Hand Book. This book should
be in the hands Of every person. 1t has reached
its 10th thousand Price soc.
Hardees Tactics; 2 vols. The only complete edi-
ton; with plates. $3.50.
The School of the Guides; or, The Practical Sol
der; illustrated. 81.
Col Richardson's Volunteers Manual. $780,
Roberts's Handbook of Artillery. New and q.
larged edition; with plates. 81.
Buckholtz's Infantry Camp Duty. soc.
Buckholtz's Science of War. 75c.
Mahans Outpost Duty. 81
The New Map of Virginia. 73c.
Inatructons in Heavy Artiiery--very scarce. IS.
Picture Of the Battle of Bull Run, July 2lst; bes
tifuily colored. 81.
ARMY REGULATIONS.
adopted for the of the Confederate States, In
accordance with late acts of Congress, revised
from the old United States Army 1857;
retaining ali that is essential for OFF,
GERS of the Line; to which is added
An Act for the Establishment
aud Organization of the
Army Of the Confeder.
ate States of
America.
Also, Articles of War, for the Government Of
the Army Of the Confederate
States Of America
Price So.
- Orders, TO receive prompt attention, should
be addressed to WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Bo. kseliers, las Main St.,
o0-1tfSdp) Richmond We
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u Ar AWAY-$io0 REWARD Ran away,
III en- Monday, a NEGRO Boy, named EssEI
ABOUT five feet eight inches b Oh; black; statn.
mers Slightly; about twenty or t~snsy two years
old weight about $50 pounds; formerly belonged
to Capt John Wright. of Plain View, p. o Kirg
ana Queen county, Va. The above reward will
b. paid on his delivery TO at my office, In this
city He may be making his way {, West Point,
Va He has wife in thai neighborhood. His
upper teeth are dark, from tarter Oh them.
DC 22-ts BENJAMIN DAVIS.
nESERTED-$30 REWARD viii be 0 i'd
IL for the appreher sion Of MICHAEL COL
TON, member Of Company "B" lotr Reg't Va.
Vols, enlisted at Richmond, Oct. 18th inst Said
COTTON is an Irishu,sn, twenty three years old
five feet eight inches high, black heir tlre eyes
rather dark complexion; has on blue jacket and
pants, and dark. striped vest; rather slender
built. Tho above reward will be paid II deliver cd
TO me.
N.B.-He Is about Richmond.
THOS B. REEFS,
&C s2-2s Recruiting serg- ant
1--WE DOLLARS REwA Left Manches-
/ ter, about the last CT S9peember, my girl
JANE She is a little girl, about IL wears Of are
stout built. white spot in one eye DON remember
which. The above reward will bs paid Ii lett at
Dunlop. Moneure Il Co.'S Mills, Manchester. or to
oe aa-at. LAWRENCE MOODY.
NHEAP GOODS, CHEAP GOODS
! have q general stock of Goods such AZ srs
usually found in first class country store pur
chased October 1850, In New York city, which We
onrr for sale very lew-to any purchaser taking
the whole at at isast 30 per cent below their pres
emit value. The stock viii amount to abcu. e. $50
or 5000 For further information, apply to JOS
CO 2a-iw. A. V. WATT co.
a DMINISTRATRTXS N o TOE All
N persons having claims against the estats OF
JOSEPH HULsHER, deed. will present them pro-
perly authenticated to me. and al persons indehted
TO his estate viii please make immediate payment
to me. In order to the settlement OF the estats
MARY ANN HULSHER
Administrators OF Joseph Hulsher decd
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CUdAR, COFFEE, ----'-
- SHOES,
Rice, Orchard Grass Seed and Flour Of all grades,
IN store. and receiving on consignment. For sale
by W. b. TOarKINS BRO.
Also. very hns Albemarie PIPPlES.
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E 1ULE6, iust arrived ffOm Kcutucky. There
~ about forty equal II not Superior 70 0ny Musa
evM ohsyed II the 4icAmond mnFket, About
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IA ANIED-it known TO tn. mi,i,s,, -
!" WRIGHT & BELL VS.
are still manufacturing the best FIFf n n,,,.
put up IN the South, and are prepared "a I'm. As
esiments or Companies any number a, .bo,. a@
ice. '1o'' CO
s,ls', Drums repaired, and Heads Furnishes
DC 22-2t- Cor Main and lp,h -
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- SHOES,
BACON HANS.
kics, Orchard Grass Seed and Flour Of all grAdes,
~ store, and receiving ON consignment. For sale
by W. ID. TOaPKIN8 & BRO.
Also. very Ane Albcmsris PIPPlES.
oc Alt
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1--WE DOLLARS REWA LET. Manchss-
IL ter, about the last CT S0p.ember, my girl
JANE She Is little girl, about IL years Of age,
stout built. white spot in one eye don remember
which. The above reward will BE- paid IL lett at
Dunlop, Moneure & Co.'S Mills, Manchester, or to
Mr.. Hitchcock, on 14th st.
az
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M ANTED-
wv To PURCHASE,
A GOOD HIKE
NURSE AND SEAsIsrpvss.
Honest and capable. Apply to
DC 22-6t M * p1--',
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WA N T T. D.
w +, N. A SUBSTITUTE
18TH RECT. VA. yOLUNrrpps
For particulars, apply to
VIM. RADY.
oc 22-2t& Oppa,i.e sno.s,.,aa - ~,
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w A SUBSrITurp
to serve for six months In one of the Der, Hau3Ik
companies Ia the State, situated at or nsas vsa
town. A~f
For young man Of good neral ehsrse.e, an
erai bonus will be paid Address "a. q :. ~
Office. ava
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-05
washInr.on IIo.pl,al burnt.

The Telegraphic dispatches to the Bulletin of
last evening informs us that at about one o'clock
yesterday morning a fire broke out in the lower
story of the General Hospital, on Judiciary
Square, Washington. originating from n furnace
The combustible parts of the main building aud
of the right wing, together with the root, were
destroyed.
When the flames were first discovered, hurried
preparations were made for the removal of the
sick and wounded soldiers abont fny in num-
her. This was effected in good order anil with
safety to the patients, who are now comfortably
cared for in the neighboring City Hall and other
buildings in the immediate vicinity,
Most Of the chamber furniture was saved.
The antiquated and insufficient city fire ap-
pAratus prevented the entire destruction of tie
hospital. The employment Of a steam apparatus
has become public necessity.