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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

Tried for Felony-Edward Barry was tried
Yesterday before Judge Lyons for knocking
down DR. Thomas H. Edwards and robbing
him of $40 The jury found him gnilty, and
awarded him six years Imprisonment III the
nanitpntIarv
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FinsS.-A fine of s. was imposed upon Jno.
II Bowman yesterday for allowing negroes
TO assemble unlawfuly on his premises; and
50 upon John Mark for keeping his bar room
open after 10 z. NJ. A charge against James
nnrns WAS continued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

The bill appropriatIng sl5o, 900 for the I'M :
mediate construction Of an iron clad gan boat
and ram in the bay or harbor OF Mobile, has
passed both houses OF the Alabama Leg isla-
ture, and received the signature OF the Gov
erner. TIE work Is 70 DO commenced .mlns-
asatety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

Net Po5soued.-The negro woman LEey,
arrested few days ago on suspicion OF haY-
ing administered poison to the family OF her
employer wss discharged from custody yes
terday, there having been 10 evidence 10
prove that ehe was guilty Of such q heinous
crime 1t was an singular mistake all round.
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Airilmnn0 Dispatrh.
>pEttAL Morn, T..

Ne shau feel under obligations to any 81
ssar friends wh> may from ume to thee ge
po-session of late Northern papers, II they
Will bring or send the samv 70 this ofhcea
We VIII aleo nav literally for saeh papers
:. any one Z, bo " II furnish us with them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

En- Commander B1utreH -T0ls gentleman,
who has been in prison hero for rome time
past, is now at liberty, having been released
by order of the Confederate authorities. Ia
Lis recent application for writ OF hajeaS
coJpus he proved his innocence OF the charges
set forth against him TO the satisfaction OF all
who heard the testimony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

BE NOTICE.-Our auction sale W III be- reeuuned
THIS MORNING, at o'clock.
The Biesched and Brown Domestic C0TTONS,
Graz and Blue Military CLOTHS.
Bsd and Army BLANKETS.
Rich Dress SILKS.
White CAMBBtJS. and other white goods,
will DO sold 10 day.
no Alt WATKINS s. f1CkLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

Personal-~A NJ. Holbrook Esq, one OF
the proprietors of that excellent newspaper,
the New Orleans PtcaYune, is now in THE
civ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

By Rev. J. e Gates. on the evening of the ig'h
inst Mr.. THOMASS SMITH and Mics MARY
A. BIVINS, all of Richsaand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

OLD AhR Burnt Is EPFIar The louisville
tbowihg 6re.n1 Coarier learns from n gen
ti"ti sh Just sFriYed from Ohio, by way of
Greensboro, that tas fnalrnation IT yanes-
VIE, Ia That State, was SO great at the re-
moyai OF Gen. Fremont, that LINCOLN was
publicly burnt la rfrsgy few days ago. Our
satnrmAnt also ssys That tbs CincianEa Ger.
yDass ,.oysr the Rhine" were 40 dlseus,sa
ssa Eatsgsx ah6lt Ne etEaasE. saas sAsy re-.
fpssd 70 ia&a teasfsl RESIDE u, ssiers DIAL, gE.
~ essis VI tas asssay:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

renee Cassaday was visible at the Mayors
Court yesterday, after unusual period ct
absence. H. is under arrest for trespas-ing
ou Size territory occupied by the military
prisons, ard it is suspected that he has fur
ii7hed whiskey to the Yankees, on the sly
The case was continued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

Counter Clarke Jas. w. Medlin, charged
with drawing 4 knife on Charles D. Stewart;
and Charles D. Stewart. charged with picking
The pocket Of James ". Medlin, were ar
raj gned before the Mayer Yesterday. Medin
was req ,ired to give security for his good be-
hayior, and Stewart was discharged from
custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

More Prasoaers.--The Central train yester.
day brought down another lot of prisoners of
war, captured near Falls Church
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

T~OR Rem 1.-THE upper part T.: the TENE
4 MFNT on Main an7 Wall SITS above the
= pothecary Store OF K. W. Po9ers, Esq. There
are * soo7 Ro IA attached TO 1t l. is admirably
located tor cffcss o. lo5 sias rooms To procure
permanent jenan, chs room viii he ft-ed W to
suit the views Of tie occupa., t. Apply TO
10 ol-3t GODD!N & APPEPS0N.
TOR SALE OR RENT-A framed Hon ST,
L on 9th street. the river, with 3 good
,Arge lot attached. suitable for a work shop, TT
other purposes. Posse sion can he had imynedi-
a'ely For terms, apply 20 u. ID. EACHO
no 2l--3t I4th 81 near Exchange Hotel.
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DRY GOODS, sADDLERY,

STATIONERY, dc.
S 900 wards bpached Shirtings and Jeans; 90
yards Farmer Satin, French Tartan; Grey Cas-
simere; Flannel Linen Diaper Flax Thread, Cot
ton. So
ALSO-A large assortment OF Saddles, Brides
Halters. stirrups, Carpet AMI Leather Bags French
Eslf OF Fr0n's ~ Backs, and Foo,iIga, French
sheep Skim, ii Floth, &c,
30 rearns Cep Paper; Envelopes; Ink, Wafer ;
Lead p, ncils >heet Bras PArcu sion Cans ard =
grs varsity OF articles not Pnune atet shove, on
iRnmenr, and for sale az store - Msin ~.
81 b RED WlDD & kEAlU.
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FROM NORFOLK.

The Oecapation Of Accondc BY The Fedyo's--Ass' st
oace Needed for orr Prirdtsfrs an NEG forh-
The NJ T.. Confereuce-Promotion, DC
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~

gXyANrED TO RENT OR LEASE--A
w HOUSE, wllh a sna.l quantity oi lad az
tsui.el The h use 70 contain from six II eight
rooms, with other necessary conVeniences, an1
within oue mile OF this city. Amy one having such
. pace tor Eu.t VII. fer further particulars apply
% Taos. &. Z DHEWHf,
General gent and Commission Merchant, next 10
the Columbian uofet. -
J. B-EOr SEE, tao pair PATENT SOA LES,
ons very large, aad the other smaller, Eota in H7s'
rate oruer, and " III be so.a al q s.tI.I,e.
no 2t--5tS i. L. I. u.
w 1900 TO 1000
OLD bRICKS,
For which fair price viii Be paid
FOR sAI.r-35 U6la. MALhlHG OIL, u low
price Apply Immediately ct Mr. J&1. <. Stock
Il. S. Grace stle er, b,tSeen Itu RLd ~.
no 2.--1,t% JOHN 4. FOSTER.
w On ooosi6 amelt, an assortment OF
S4kDINES.
81. Ca. b. SODA,
PICKLES
Ground PEPPER,
RAlSlNS, 30
AUG. J. SMI1lI co.
M 2t-3t Is Man It.
" A n = L l. A NUNS E
desire to hire d good NURSE. Good wages
Will 5s PAID Tor une w1o suits. address j Il. Il -.
BOX l12u. no 2l--3,T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

St91en lVrfcA-Among the large number
of deiinQpents at the Mayors Court yesterday
was d free negro woman calling herself Jose
phiae Anderson, VINO is charged with stealing
4 gold watch from John Hardy. The tesri-
mouy being somewhat vague, it thought
proper to continue the case nntl this morning
for further investigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

Pocbet PicktnQ--A young man named VIM.
Watkins, formerly OF Washington City, was
arrai,,ned before the Mayor Yesterday on a
rharge Of = ealing S6375 from WIN H. Majors
nccket. Mr. Major said that he arrived from
GLOUCESTER county by the York River train on
Tuesday evening, and after putting his freight
away ent TO get some coffee aiid oysters He
paid for bis supper, returned his pocket book
to its place, and left the house, tue prisoner
following 4 negro ran against him while
uear the market, when the accused approached
and picked his pocket. and Immediately ran
otT. Maior saw Watkins in the street yester
day por4iug, and had him arrested. lie was
very positive III Intersections that be was the
man who picked his pocket. Watkins had
two rolls IT notes on his person when ar
rested s portion Of which Mr., NJ thought was
bis. Tue prisoner was remanded, 10 be fur
Their Aanllued on Saturday.
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Eessf EsaITT.

F1,OR Y E n THE STORE and GRA-
- merry in the vii age Of Port ROYAL, Caroline
county. Va 3 present o. cuyird by t. II. PeEdle
top Esq. The store Is a tgSo story brick building
with large anu conveno.t cellar; has also large
counting room attached The Creamery il tssiue
buiioi-E sui;abi- fpr stsrinE era a, e. Fer tcIms
or intouE3tiH0 apply -
". >sELDEN~PENDL
no 9I--Juk Richmond VA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

SgaS Of sIsntrr.-Severai cold HVstv
mornings have warned us Of tie near &D-
proach Of winter, and early gi-efs inform us
d at i.e ms already made its appearance in
opposed situations The atmosphere ye~rer-
day felt decidedly snowish, ana some fgethery
flakes were noticed, though bot enough 10
dignity with the title OF snow storm Nov Is
the time for the exercise Of benevolent ay-
lions.
Tie GatfaHt Dca6-A handsome marble
monument has been completed in taie cjJv, by
order ofthe parents Of George ", Stovall, Of
he Rome Light Guards Sih Georgia
regiment, TO mark the spot where he
fell, IA the memorable battle OF jUiy Dist
Mr. SJovall was the editor Of 4 r,pniar
Journal in Georgia previous to the breaking
ont OF the war. I'D among the FIRST 10 volun-
teer and first 10 Re in defence Of The S0uta.
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LOS q, sEAaA1 49, So.

Z OssT-A GOLD w \ T q u.-@10 rtwer1
I Viii be pad tor the recovery o. a s@aau,
40 ole ease. patent lever GOLD WATCH, tlIi
iey>yied, rusee b. CLaa. Poioa 10 LCnaon, Nc,
= ift |! was d.up 81 al the hsb market ii Tie
second Market. Iae above reward WI! De Pad Il
Ier ~ tsi4 ctce or to Iue, OF stopped that .,
il egsi4. X. /. hlabIi ot- stEtet.
L. -L--3t*
rTKAYED Or . Z OIL L n "A WELT rnlei
chestnut EaARE. about ) hands hlgL. yeaIs
81 e,r5 legs sigh ~ spruAg, md FiAdraiI ou
g,. 81 thee. jas diseased A reward n $40 ,.i',
m ga,,l f,- her delivery - ne. Oh Nain street be.
W zen 4tp ;.ud oh. NM. Il HAAALL.
10 2l-3t~
,TOLBN-PUGNrE2 pUPPT.-Stolen. from
= the house sit1ated IN the Nallsv. between eigh
a,i lay - s., 81 9. a. on saturday evening Lest, a
brown colored 20 NlEH PUPPY left f r leg
W. tie. IL h otAe~ legs has white toes. IL
toie reward Will be paid for the delivery Of ;he
PIpps Al ihis office. ard % reward FOR he sp-
yrs hensio. Of the thief ro2t-3tN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

VARY GOODS.-TEE DAYS LONGER.
/ J We will offer Al retail the lad!t = III iii st
December, splendid stock or Fanny DRY
GOODS, such French Mcrino. ali wool De
LANES; Poplns; Bonbazines; Alpacas Embroide-
rIes; silk, DOL, and Hosiery, ladies and
misses, and the finest assortment CT Dress SILKS in
the city. Also Winter Shawls; misses Cioaks;
Curtain Damasks; Lace aad Muslin Curtains. &c.
which will be sold a OLD PRICE..
Cali at 80 Eroad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

Co-ftdsra.s States District Co4r,-DaId
o-tli u slave, lie property of t. h Claiborne
vas Yesterday sentenced to tIIee days isupri-
.0nmeuJ. having previously plead guilty to
stealing u letter from tne klcnmD Post
Office ;.ddlc~.cd to spence ~ Go.
Henry EAau filed lis ansH er 10 interrcze-
cries propounded by the Receiver a- gar,
-.;-Des # alien enemies, johnson y Brown
INK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

Miscellaneous Aems--Tne First Station
House yesterday morning was luneroua.y in
haoited-no less than twenty niue offenders,
=. hIle and black, having teen deposited
therein, among these ar,dgned before tbs
Mayor, not noticed elsewhere, was II!notAy
huty, 1yT WhGpplng Ills WIIo-,,Iecn;Igeo;
Ju.lau Smith, Ior drawing a knife Oh the
waicAlaen--cUnIiuued. ,alles II. Lorelt dis
ortviiy IN Tie street ana lLterIuptiug Tie
" aJcAuIeli~--t OnJluucd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

CopCa-e0n Of TongueS-Tnree matrons
named Mrs. Nsnlte, Catherine Doyle, and
Catherine Somners, made their appearance at
the Ma ors Court yesterday, to answer II
c9arge of assauitlng and beating one hlcuaoi
sullivan. The claimant tod long story
0t his wrongs, N Wklth nOtIuug appe .red TO
convict the Women Of any specIai ottehce--
Iuio pArs, Mr.. Sullivan s;ld, would be related
% uIo vile, VINO couldD'C spake ii Woriud OF
LughsA. Hsge Mrs Sommers pied
"one can spake English enough whu shes
IL tue BRICK row, but plays doommy atore
MS lordship." An inter prefer having been
found, Mr.. Sullivan tes'lned III ItoA, aud her
words, being translated, -ct torta very bad
STATE Of feeling between the families occupy
Ing the brick row. After patien; heasIHs
u the evidence, a deatcn!ng yaDble among
Jne women, ana sDrieks and groans from sire
" bite, the Mayor Determined to continue the
case HHtI 10 day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

H~NIltHg -John c. CreWsOu, a young
man wearing the saIb ot d sol0icr, Is uAde.
arrest Tor sN Inoiius NIIiIaIa il. buItou olIJ Ol
=, so hole. The offence Is alleged To nave
been committed Ii the house OF L.
Hubbard Il Co, on Cary street The
accused desired to borrow -, ANA offered
:. tempting bonus Tor the use OF IL Mr.. Bar
,5n produced his so note and Cte@son Is
charged with handing il 10 some lnys.triQus
"OrIeriy Sergeant who, instead oI making
change Ior it, pat 1t III his pocket ANA l4adc
tracks, The Mayor, after partial lnvestiga
ton, continued inc Case until thls morning.
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desire to hire good NURSE. Good wages
Will % PAID foT WHO suits. address j Il
soy lA2u, no 2I--3,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

Tie beautiful. and talented
PARTTydTUE sISTLHS EVERY NlGhf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

wish 20 engage few more ladies' ana gsr''
men 10 I'LL up Grammatical and Minis rel C"gga-7
Good salaries will oe paid 10 pessc n VIE i-
fully eomyeter IL Ill their engagement y ID "a
such iced Apply. Apply 81 the afiioe q The tifl
&C Sins I. h SIRtDkE, Nsrs'r
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For the Richmond Dispa;chl
Nurses for the Camps-W or '.!<ot

Having observed al Inc Richmond D.SDafch
that nurses ale not wanted,* 1 ueeIn At uprI
10 state, from prac Teal Experience, that lanes
or strong heal III ana gOod Judgment very
mucn req ulred rs directors iur COOKING, cleans
Ing ana nursing, as without InIS h-cessef y
care There Is Little prospect of RELIEF to oar
many SAX and sadly suffering soldiers. Tina
hish toned gen SnOuid object ior ladIs >
10 witness the disS ting sights ~ i'll arranged
hospitals, Is no. 10 be wondered at, though
they Would gladly have these Things reme-
died. O1lcers wish their men 10 ue taken
care OF, ana during u shoot stay III camp NE,
1 nave mad more Applications for assis Lanlr
from surgeons OF otner regiments, VINO have
not nurses, than IL Is pOseioie 10 a. tenu 10 a
great Re q nest Is made Tor scripture readers,
Or CnapIiins. A ChdpIaIu, nurse, anu goou
baker, are three essentials 10 every camp.
Southern papers please copy, aud apply tc
the iice OF the Enquirer, k'chmoud. Parcels
addressed 10 IIr. W hlHHf, OF chat Cinue, viii
ensure their sale ARRIVAL TO their desLlna ton
Many things are required, OF funds TO pur-
chase them. CAMP NUksE
"Purport Oh Geographic message sent 70
southern papers from otiiciai sources, i.ne
COPIED by the Otspatch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

CoSFIscATIoS IN NIKaIsiA Lieut.. Gen.
Scott is said to own property in Virginia, and
under the ordinance OF that ) ate, which took
effect Thursday, IL viii! De conn seated 10 the
pubic treasury OF the Common veal Ia Bal
tiE0Te SHH.
Tbs LATE Gel. CAN EROS 1T - stated that
the near friends Of the late CtI. Cameron
despair Of ever recovering his remains. i
reward OF - 900 has been offered 10 any person
who will pTlng them in.
Mr.. George Wilde, the head of the large
American firm which mas transacted business
in Manchss 'er, f. gland for many years past !,
died suddenly a few day ago.
The D9euesne depot of the Pennsylvania
Rsiirord, III Plttsburg, was destroyed by fro
on The Both nit .CgeLker vi h : 900 barrels o [
oil asd ten freight cars. Sav"r. houses were
a!so consumed. Loss about S20o, 600
There is no trGth in the report teleyraphei
by the As 'oci ltei Press, that tho Cun.eda-
rates gave thu Federal troops al Newport
News notice to quit.
Prince Adam Czartoryski. tEs venerable Pl-
li.h patriot died in paris on Monday eyaa-
reg, the 10Th ult., in the n.na ty-sscoGd year Of
his age.
An arrival at Boston brings at al}igerca OF Z.
great earthquake at Antigua, which nearly
les rove! the piaca, and Involved IL les Of
: 600 lives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

S-BsTITUTE FOR CoFFgE.--A correspondent
calls attention to the fact that IL saving of
fifty per cent. may be made in the amount OF
coffee e 1ns nmed by family 10y mixing sweet
potatoes with it. The potatoes are cut up in
10 small pieces, then roasted, and ground with
the coffee, in equal or unequal proportions
according &c .he tas te of the drinkar. He de-
ciares that. II the coffee be ms d. with care
the ingredients baked inst enough and not
too much. the coEee thus prepared from a
large admixture OF sweet pota toes with the
berry cannot be dist,ng ul shed by q connois-
seur from that made troip che berry alone
II this be so, IL is certainly worth trying A
first attempt, we suggest, should not be deem
ed conclusive, because it may not be properly
inside. Considerable skill ms every one kaows
is requisite 10 make good coffee from tae ber
Ty alone /; and several trials may bs ne, sIry
in any givsa case to test properly the value OF
this suggestion in reference to a mixture q
Of a palatable beverags.-Tsw Orleans Battle
tin.
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THE PRIvATBER SrMTER.-The Albany IN
Y Journal contains letter from J. H Yer
milyea, u. s. N, of the Y. S steamer CRU
sader, which gives the following account of
the entranceof the privateer Sumter into Oh
enfuegos
The Sumter first came in under American
colors, and afterwards seces sion. The fort
fired twice before she would come to an anchor
outside, and then the Sumter prepared TO fight;
but tour hundred soldiers arrived in the night
and IL was not attempted. The men have
plenty Of money, and IT is said five Thousand
dollars was taken from one OF tho brgs We
expect TO leave to morrow III search of her -
Her captain says he wants 10 fall III with us
and that he will blow his ship up before he
will be taken. Trinidad, u little below this is a
great place for vessels III the sugar and moIas-
SEES trade, mo re so Than Havana.
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FROM NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, August 5th, 1851.

NORFOLK, August 5th, 1851.
We have been informed of another ousTag"
committed shortly after the enemy's posses
sion of Newport News. which shows the
Ii is rotated TO me from - highly credible
source, and as it may have ESCAPED the eye Of
the general reader, we will giveit.
A creature went to the house of an honest
farmer in the Eelghborhood and demanded IL
horse and cart This was stoutiy refused
and properly, toby the farmer; whereupOn
the Creature went away anu secured the as
sis lance OF a number of Yankees. came back
and beat the maR unmercifuily. The scouu
drel, rejoicing at this, sought W taunt him by
expressions similar to this "Now, sir, when
l ask you for anything else, you ii know how
to give it to me-" Is TINS not enough to shock
The sensibiilties OF any man to know sue h
on TRACES have been committed in defiance OF
law aud IN IL lana claiming to b. civilized
The steamer Cotton Piant arrived here on
FRIDAY, bringing "A large supply Of piEe- apples
and bananas They were taken off Hatlaras
saturday before last. TWO vessels were cap
tured aud both were sent 10 NeWbern, N. q
We learn that a man was Knocked down On
Saturday i'll our city, and has pocketoooh
taken from him. The party guilty "as sent
to Jail.
We paid another visit yesterday 10 the
North Carolina encampne Ut, ana Iounc some
liberation IN the appearaL CO OF the place
The trees were nicely whIt-'Washed, and the
company Is anxiousiy awaiting Tor the lava
uer. we noticed some WITH ~ ietters 10 ths
iofeu JUGS dL nome. 1neSS were WiltteA
ia many cases on coarse boards and roughly
made tables, out the expression OF satielac-
uon could be detected e,erywneIe.
We were glad To notice on ours reefs Satur-
day, the Hon. ii III. Shaw, the TO- mer repre-
sentative OF the First District OF n ,rtn Caro-
INA. This talented gentleman was 4 Jealous
advocate OF Mr. Breckenridge The asst CA IN
pdlsn, and our Citizens Will not soC9 tong,
the power Oh his eiCquence.
Our many camps were suddenly aroused a
night CT TWO ago, by the proper officers. IL
Is gratifying TO say that the result was highly
satisfactory. Every Ran was at his post and
many & suppressed ntenauce could be seen
Is they returned To their couches, dlsai point
ed that there was no action.
Cannon are being sent rom our city to i'm
portant points. Their destination, -or pru-
ueht motives, we suppress. We are now Ie-
ceiVine mic oar marheJ large quantities OF
fruIt, III the shape OF Watermeions, cti.tA-
iop-s, peac mes, besides the late cargo OF pine
apples and bananas.
NO news at present from below Irs.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond nl.nsfch
Federal Conxpsss


WAsHiSaroE, Aug. 5.--ln the Hous4 10 av
IN" Dill anthor'ziug the President 20 dismiss
ohcers on the Army, was tabled. The copfis.
cation Dill was passed by vote of 90 To IS -
fhe House adjourned till Tuesday
In the Senate, the resoiu tioI s of the I.egis
lature OF Maryland, protesting against the
usurpations of Lincoln, were read aud ordered
BE- printed bill supplemental to that
for the protection Of commerce was passed
also, IL bill to Increase the engineer corps
The motion TO postpone the consideratio
Ut the bill to divide kentucky -iLto two
Iuic,a districts, led to the discussion Of The
,oyaity o. Judge Monsaes 10 the UEited States.
TIE Senate confirmed the following nOmina.
tons sent in by Liacoln Major denerais-
Mcclellan, Fremont, Dix and Banks.
The steamer Ysnkse is at the Navy Yard.
repairing damage occasioned by shot in her
engine room. This shot was received from
n Confederate tattrry
Byard CLARK has been appoin ted brlga-
der General, aud authorized to establish a
Cavalry school.
A m.,isary force has been placed at Silver
Spring, III Mary.@Id. for the protec ton OF ths
property of ! Y. Bian, 80. A.. renegade
seems TO be alarmed
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AN INCIDENT A correspondent of the Mem
phis Appeal relates the following inc dent of
Il recent expedition up the river:
Il must rot forget an old soldier who ct
che OF the points on tha river CAME on board
the boat H. walked up To General Pillow.
and taking HIM nv tha hand asked him ii he
knew hiai. The General thought he knew his
face. but could not call his name Said hs,
am the soldier who shot the Mexican who
was slipping up on yoa TO stab you 10 the
b'ck Tears nowed freely on both sides
neither could speak, hut snooa each others
land and sep irated"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, 0N
THE so TIL SinE OF fRANkiTH BE-
TWEEN MAIDS AID MONROE STREE -,
FEW FEET WEST OF 1UE Corporation
LINE, FOR SALE Ar AT -rlON w IL be sold
at auction. on the premises o5fUEsDAY, tbs
eth August 1901, at S - clock NJ, that liable
BUILDING LOT, located as above, thdioiniuk he
residence + DR. Robert Archei 'front.' rg b" fast
o. the south side of Franklin street, RAINING
back $50 ieet TO alley
TFRMs One fourth cash: btlau q at L. saut IL
months, for negttia Ile noes, iut frost added
cured by trust deed title retained.
This Lot Us icea'eo liz ! uort az reea BILE aud i'm
proving pant Of tbs ely, and presents a fay0rs-
BILE oppJrtunItS f,I !nves lnenr
an GODDlN 81 AtPERSON, Auct's