The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-19

| ooh "~' pfscs III the van and Rrandly bared
neI BOSOM la The Storm of war, aud the
| Prompntnde with which her sons i'm them.
selves formicabls host. rushed to the stand
Hru Oh freednfl, challenges our Iiig h esd adni
,.pn, "hile tus sirocf tee l'erpetrated ny
Tue prut;p ihfaaers q! her syii e1cites our
deepest indignation. and rlicitS for her suf.
f~fers our profonndest sym ,athies; and tina,
Worhs riil us when We would express orr
emotions lor the eAuDeFaut III sdBess dispIay.
ed by her citizens 20 our Sic, and vcound.j
sons; we can only utter the uni yersai ur,y,|r
of the south May rre richest blessings o.
Aimieny Iod Or iavished upon the sons ana
daughters OF the Old Dominion
EAST INSTRUMENTATION
The Nashville (Tenn) papers, contain "a
card from w: q. Brownlow, of the Knoxville
Wig, from which we extract the following
$50 far as / am individually concerned !,
will not be party to any mad scheme of re-
belIiol, gotten up at this late day or to any
insane attempt 10 Invade this end Of the Sta ,e
with Federal troops. And any portion Of the
Union men OF East Tennessee, who may be
crazy enough to en- bark in either enterprise
and suffer utter ruin, as they are bound 10 do
shall not, when the times OF the Gu .alnites be
OVERCAST, reflect on me for having advised such
4 course
ment III East Tennessee, is substantially 1T an
end.
ARREST OF 4 EEw ORLEANS vIyAxDIERE.
con tains the following III relation to the ar
rest of IA Vivandiere in that city:
Itseems that some of the Louisiana Regi-
ments have yivandlerss attached TO them, and
their services in Virginia have been SPOKEN
Of in the highest terms One of these dew oted
women, named Heien Eosklus, OF about
twenty years, who accompanied her regiment
to Virginia, ARR we'd here yesterday Her hair
was plated, and her Jaunty cap, hioomer
pants ana close hitting coat, rendered her the
observed OF all observers. Every body could
see that she was woman, and some OF our
police, not being aequain ted with such uni.
form for the gentler sex, arrested her. She
was taken TO the station house, the ma tier
explained, and Capt. klink at once set her at
liberty. We are sorry that the lovely VIVIAN
diere should have been incommoded and on
the part of our citizens generally beg leave to
offer our best apology.
coPIAH RICE.
The Copiah {Miss.) News saws:
We have in our Office 4 a,,~cincn of rice
grown on the farm OF MIR. A. w Gri,fing.
near the town OF Haziehurst, which is credit
able 10 the pine woods. This rice was sown
broadcast, and the stalks are six feet ia
height, with fine heads Of grain, When it is
known that the rice stalk il equal rs food foT
stock to the Timothy hay, we are little sur
prlsed that our planters do not raise it il for
this purpose alone.
CENSUS OF cHARLEsrOE
The Charleston 6. CO Mercury of the Sd
ment of the population of that city, Just COM
pleted-
W hlfes, ,......,...,.............26 $50
1919, -. .'''. .'.'.' .'-...-.... 1858
iotoi, ...,''.. Is, 100
CONTRIBUTION FROM FREE SBGRoEs
The Charleston Mercury says:
The free colored men of Charleston have
contributed Sl50 TO sustain the cause Of the
south. The Jealous and unfailing alacrity
o Mnh Win ulls ciass OF our population have
always devoted their labor and their means
10 promote !he safety Of the State is alike
honorable to themselves aud era tifyiag to
the community
RESOURCES OF TEXAS.
Hon. &. K. Johns, Comptroller OF Texas
shows the entire audited debt of that State to
be only s275,4l 81. The State has vet pub
lie domain of about 1900, 900 acres. the Gov
ernment price for which is one dollar per
acre.
APPOINTMENT.
Goverro or Brown, of Georgia, has apnointed
Col. u. a. Lochrane. Judge OF the SuDerio
Courts OF the Macon District, to fill the va
cahcy created by the death of Judge Lamar
THE MYrHIC BLOCKADE
ne fernanolna FloriGian, threa tens that if
Lincoln don't keep up u better blockade down
there, the people are going to open direct
trade with Europe at once
COTTON AID PORK
The Columbus Miss Republic remarks
that "a bale OF cotton weighing four hundred
pounds Will bring thirty-tWo dollars and
TWO hogs, weighing each two hundred pounds
VIII BRING about the same amount The
southern planters say they can raise the hogs
;tt ohe-Iaartef less expense, and many of
them announce their determination to give
mp TIE cotton fields and 20 III for hog rails
ing