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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

THRArKIcAL EsaAaExEsr The BfsioH ~
says that Edwin Booth has accepted lne ss,
Eagement offered him ut the hay",.
Theatre, London, and will pfco'oiy 80 -.
in the steamer of next week. HIS wiz !,
companies him. The engagement y NJ,
long term, and the expectation Is tAN, 100
Booth will be absent between one Anu
wears
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

Singular Csreumssance.--Ths Wright In
fantry," splendid company, numbering 50
men, arrived here from Dalton, Ga, last week.
The company 10 commanded By Capt jesse A..
1lenn, IN experienced o6icsr. A singular fact
exists In relation to this company; every man
In u, save two, have blue eyes. Tho "wrigh,
Infantry" viii do to "tis to"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

BILLY WILSON'S zouAvEs.-The Pensacola
Observer has the following in regard TO this
exemplary regiment
II ID said that not q single one Of Wilson s
Zouaves have now the clothes they came 10
Fort Picksns In, having stolen each others all
aHound, and that old Harvey Brown has but
one suit Of clothes left, the one he wsars) and
has TO sleep under u body guar TO save them,
aud further that Wilson had TO put his com.
mission In the powder magazine 70 keep them
Rom stealing Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

A RKaIxrHr or LOUISIANA CAvAlkf v.sxo.
WAR.-ws ieara from the Baton Rouge o.
cate shat the Hon b l.. Hodge, WEI nv
Lieutenant In the Shreveport diays,., \.
stationed In Yorktown. Va has reska ,..
position aud re, sd home 10 fs'so .-,ss
ment Of cavalry for the Confedeiate ss
The enterprise, Of course, has Inc &C w
and authority Of tie War Department
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

A R.sh for Ice We Iced not inform our
readers that yesterday was very hot day. A
lImp Of ice Va. considered the luxury OF
luxuries. In toe afternoon, as an ice cart
passed from Main up Fourteenth strest, the
" tail board got loose, and the crystal humps
we're strewn along the pavement in beautiful
confusion. Tho darkics made rush, ano
eacl one securfd quantity gratis, to the evil
d9nt discontinue OF the driver, who looked,
when he discovered his loss, as If he could
freeze every mothers son of them into ice
hergs. Ihs lacky Africans. however, had e
gay tine over tbeir unusual luxury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

DEATH Of Soidier-Thomas Proctor. of
the 9TH North Carolina Regiment. died on
Monday, at the residence Of Mr.. j. 7. VIII
SOP, in this city, aud was buried yesterday at
Hollywood Cemetery, with military honors,
in company with j. \. Snead, of the 20th Re-
giment, whose death was announced in yes
terdsy's paper. The remains of the two were
followed to The grave by attachments of the
Mecklenburg aud Mercer county companies
of Virginia volunteers, and procession Of
citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

.Slo,oly l@prostng B. Davis, the
member Of tho I'd Regiment Of Georgia Vol
untssrs, who was wounded Ia Manchester this
day week by some unknown psrtiss, 10 slowly
improving, though the character Of the wounds
inflicted render his condition critical. He Is
still at the residence Of DR.. Luckstt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

Sent to jail A number of parties w
sent to Jail yesterday for failing to find ..s ~
rty for their good bshavior-epon, ~
Mike and Catharine Necdham, for kss,i ,ae@
disorderly house; Mary Ann Ssx.op
breach Of the peace, on the complaint Of w 'O'
Shanks; Joseph Hottsbrock, for drupts,,1.
and interfering with the watch; John Us
drunk and disorderly in the street: p, paa'
rett was required to give security to ksen ~ -.
peace for assaulting Mary Downs, aud con, Nv
mitied to answer al indictment by tn. Gal
Jury, as was also John Sullivan for chasipa
Mary Lavender through the streets w;,b
large 'ack OF timber. sullivan had a,tempt.
sd SONS famiiiari'ies with Lavender, which
she had rePulsed. Wien arrested he was in
pursai; Of her. lie was committed for pre-.
sentiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

Firing oa,i- The Mayor yesterday bo.J
George T.. Stutz sc dollars for dischary;,., :
gun on his own lot, near John Z. Ksns,,.
house. The war does not suspend the ord;
nance imposing fine for the above ofsrr.
though, daring is continuance, some of en-,
volunteers have offended without being rie,,
Ously dealt with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

Fines.-The Mayor yesterday fined several
parties ten dollars each for violating the orai
nance relative to closing the liquor houses on
Suuday-among them VILLAS. Walters AMI
Mrs. Mcmahon. +. kale was foed 5, far
airing d wagon withou. having u license.
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ILiArIos A gen tleman by the name Of

RETALIATION A gentleman by the name of
Taylor, residing in Giimer county, Va ,
whose property had been destroyed by the
III yadeis, has killed no less than eighteen OF
the Onio vaadals in that and the adjoining
counties. AS they advance through the
mountains the invaders will hear the crack
oi the rife irum every thieket. ard learn too
late for their pc, sonal safety that ,he back.
wood men can nerer be suhiugated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07
For The Richmond Dispatch i

SGb2Cri piJOns EBr the SICK ard Wounded
To- the Editors IF the Dispatch II. rInit
Us 10 ackuoWiet e., Through your columns,
the receipt from the parties named below, the
articles opposite 'halr names, fer Ina sick and
Wcunded soldiers Of the CoNIedeI ate army,
"hich we have sent to the proper committee
IRIS Booker, bag sage; Mrs p>comb, O'u
Church, Hanover, bag sage, bucket butter;
Col. Edwin Shelton, Hanover large jugs
eet milk; Mrs ] s. Jackson, Amelia, / box
etgs, Jar butter; Capt r. Swift. Hen
r>o, lots eggs; IL. a Watt. henrico, bush
ella meal; Mrs. NJ \ Jones, Hanover, sGck-
ct butter, ! blnd'e herbs; David Shepherd,
Sr Fluv"nna, basket chieSans, bcx eggs,
Gutter, tomatoes, potatoes, 81 MIS- Royal
Crouch, Herr co, BUCKET butter, lot sage;
Mrs. Pears, Henrica. lot ~2Es; VIM. Ter
EeU, pot butter, egg. chickens. nops aud
sage; &. w. Harris, G. iscted rom neigh ors
III Goochlano, butter, potatoes, Eggs, bacon
hams, chickens, sage, wine aid preserves;
Mrs. Mar tina arnold, Columbus, GA, ] be <
sundries; Mrs. q. w. D~bIay, Hanover, l
basket OF chickens and OF vegetable II -.
Mary G- BsaxLon, Hanover, / load OF vegeta-
bles, chickens, bntter, wine, IT,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

Colorea Fracas slave of Cos
BY d Anderson; Booker, slave of PhnIi,.
Rahm, and Frank Anderson, free, we're az
Tered corporeal inhictions yesterday for vic.
sting TIE peace and dignity Of the Common.
wealth by fighting in enc &c the streets Of tb,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

PgiyArEgkiss OK THE MISSISSIPPI 1t ap-
pears that the Cairo and Columbus packet
boat Cheney, lately captured ON the Mis-
sis@ippi, was lied by party Of en- tex
pr:ziIg Mob.le steam boatmen. headed by Cap
tain Gid. B. Massey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

Eayor's Court, iagmf t'A.--Tho following
cases were heard by the Mayor yesterday -
Opie Static, charged with felony and forgery
committed to Jail till August 18th Pat Nc
Laughlio, keeping cook-shop without
license, case continued ditto, ss to charge OF
allowing an unlawful assembly Of negroes
Ann O'Riely WAS acquitted of the charge OF
threatsaing personal violence TO Mary Giea
son sad abusing her family; case against Em
ma Witterhalu, for keeping disorderly house,
was continued A. McManu., wss required tt
give 800 security for interfering with market
men JOS. 0'Neal, DUNK, lying in the street,
800 security required Ellen O'Toole. was
committed in default Of 800 security to keep
the pelc', on complaint Of John Pearco Chas
Motherhood, for threatening to co"hde Levy
Wasgott, was required to give $3.50 security
case Of Ro. Ferguson, charged with stealing 3
coat from Charles G. Thonpson's negro, was
continued for r;tnessos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

Utmost Storm.--The "yawn Of hellowi.,
clouds" came to US yesterday in big demon
vtration of rolling thunder and vivid lis!
ming, followed by shower Of rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

SoIdisr 6hes.-We learn that ons =. ~
volunteers now On Stamped near the r.s... We
was shot On Monday, nndsr the follov,o. ''H
oumstances In attempting to pas, Tho ci'
be was commanded back by the ssn,ins, Nae'
informed him OF his orders to shoot anv .ao
who should attempt to broak the lin. ~
soldier insisted upon passing, when n. ~. ias
mel brod with such effect that ths han 'ua-
driven through his body, and shorty ~ vas
after he breathed his last. The unfo,,a e'e'
mau clearly fell victim 70 hi, own ungov.sN @
abba pa sion. In such iQxan,e. as the abon.
the prompt ex scu ion of the seminar e.
whca posted as guard can only save bi,,
military Law from siulilar fate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

Anisanccs.-The present saltry We Their ha.
put our police on the qsa rice for nu ances.-
A number of parties Here arraigned 7fore The
Mayor yesterday for creating or permitting
distractions to the general health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

fcprt Nartiai-A General Cour. Martial
has been called by Gen. Fauntleroy, to assem-
bic ~ the Camp Of Instruction, Hermitage
Fair Gro'nds- Prisoners charged with yari-
GUS ofsnces assinst military authority, are to
be brought before tho tribunal. Among Others,
there is csss Of alleged murder. Col. Wig
fall, Of II xas, YVES detailed as President of
Tire Court, and Col. Spalding, of this city, now
Lieut.. of the Richmond Light Guard, has
been appointed Judge Advocate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

HAY Osor.-rhs hsy crop of Texas, s
year. is extraordinarily large. and II Is Ss.
laid up generally By the piantsrs ana Ind q
who are. OF course. aware thai u - Icy u
come nto demand 10 meet ths asISs,tn.
the supply heretofore sent from the sS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

Captain Hdllac.s Company, We urd,,
.tanc, @ili be ordered off on duty on Thurs tay
next. i il therefore important that all rhs
MEMOIRS of his command should rep, r,
themselves promptly, ready for ctiye seIyt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

WIN Lyons. fJreman OF the Atlantic
iron wcfks ia Norfolk. has been arrested on
Tue charge CT ut.erinz 'reasona 81 IL language
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

The practical printers OF Charles tor, 5. e.,
afe organizing q military company from iaern-
tiers OF their own craft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

Sap'cfo"' Oharactse.-A tall, gau1t, sps- :
rimcn OF humanity, calling himself William e.
Day. was arrested Monday, on the arrival Of
tneS Il fredericksburg cars, as a Suspicious char
ter, by detectives Maccubbin and Goolrick.
From Days own statement,.it appeared tha, hc
came from North Carolina, with IN improved
model Of . cannon, which no designed to show
to the War Department. Without any special
encouragement from that arm Of the service
he had, on his own hook, undertaken an ex-
ploration of the several camps in the neigh
borhood of Fredericksburg. examined the de-
fensivc works, dc at Matthias Point, and 9th :
or plsces, and Was on his return here when his
purse underwent = collapse. Nothing daunt-
ed, he got on at Fredericksburg, and by insist
ing (fsls ely, 81 be acknowledged that he had
paid for ticket at that station, he was
enabled to reach Richmond, not, however
without exciting a doubt as to his honesty, and
causing him TO be looked upon as 4 suspicious
character, and bs arrested on his arrival. On
bis srraignment on Monday, nc requested the
Mayor TO telegraph 70 aparty in doldsboro', n.
c., for information. Iesteriay, hc was before
the Mayor again, when that officer said that the
reply he got was by 10 means satisfac
tory. bay then entared into relation Of the
circumstances attending his coming to Rich
mond, and said that he was anxious to get
he va. q witness in Court would lose siJ0 if
he did not return. lie made no definite sn-
swer to the inquiry as to how he purposed to
got there without possessing any pecuniary re
sources. Day seemed willing to take the
chances Of az exercise Of his ingenuity for his
passage home to further detention, but the
Mayor did not seem exactly to coincide with
him as to the proprlety Of charging bis spher.
If usefulness. lie was detained, in hopes
some;hing further would turn up TO tbro~
light on the Object and purpose Of his visil
here, and subsequent inspection Of our means o.
defence. Day viii no doubt prove ono of thos.
worthy follows who have d well grounded antip-
sthy to work, anl who does not deem it Us
honorable TO got his living by his wits. Thi>
Impression VISA produced by seeing hand bill
lying on the Mayors dssk, headed " william
L. Day. and in which the latter individual;
announce. to the inha ants of - that he
will give q lecture on Astronomy, and " point
ont and give general illustration Of the per
manent objects OF the visible creation which
constitutes suns, planets, sstaltes. astrodites
comets, nebulom., &c, &c, celestial scenery,
DC" This hsud-bii &lso stated that the
plurality Of worlds would be considered. -
There are good many men i,sswho do
deal better smeng the stars than they do rang
ing down among common earthly folks, and
Day seems to be one Of that Eumner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

blsn1tt tlaihn, Iasfp Der Of the Hew lit
G.sta, OF Loniisui, Was badly iniured BY
saliux uulp uail vu tae Virginia aud Zen.
IL. se~ kaih cad, last Sd tusday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07
P&IxOA zks.

Buttsrworth Z, Captain, lat Michigan, c.
thigh, very severe.
Bald WIN II, 4th New York, F-breast, not
severe.
Blakeney Jno, 18th Ma.sschu.etts, F--leg
broke severe.
Casey J NJ. Captain l.t Michigan, G--leg,
very severe; died Aug. ..
Eagan ii W, LIST NJ 'chisan, A-thish, severe.
Gsrow Alex ID, l4th New York, C-thgh
broke, severe.
mcManus P. h:h New York, E-ch.st, very
at we're.
Parks Benz a, 7eth New York, thigh and
abdomen, dad.
Stewart VIM, U s Marines, C-thigh and
BODY.
YILLs.
Carson j NJ, 2 Res't, Butler Guards, s U|;
died Julv 29th.
Etheridge VIM, 18th Reg't, co. 4, ) @ Y; died
July -9th.
Taiconfers WI, Il R~>'t, Flat Rock Guards,
SO V; died July -
Harvey VIM, 5th Req. Union, ) &, died. Ju'y
5Gtn.
Howell Madison, 5.h Reg, co A, g G V died
August Cd
McNey j Il, 9Th Reg't, co +, ) CIV; died. J My
:0th
Perry Berj. South Carolina yolun.e, r., died
August I'd.
Ransom Reuoen, 50 CaroliA, V';s; died Al,
gust ii.
Steel Tho, sfh Req 5 q V; died Jnly 18th.
White l. ", eth Regt, co i. S q V, t.eu July
AN.
WOODS, S J, So Carolina Vol died Aug Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

John wurss, Esq ~ well known awe
New York. died lately In Rome.
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fssD * Re- 0SD BRlt
Camp Washburn, July Htt

GyssEAL OkDBRs. No.
Capt. Noyes, 81 3tn Regiment Maine Vol.
nnteeTs, Is hereby placed III arrest and con.
fined 10 his quarters. OhaTg.-cowardrces
neg'e Of duty OH the night OF the 10th, d..
>erting his company and post when he sup
posed himself III the face OF the enemy.
Bg order OF Col. Howard
1LFAgD MoEDccAI,
Lieut. and 4. A. hdj't Gen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

txJGHTssEU AT III. BAsK IDsl-The fol.
lowing general order, fund on The batt.-
field OF Manass1<, shows that a "captam
bold, from Maine, WAS aWtully frigh tened al
The bsre superstition that the dreadful South.
erneTs we're near him. This Maine Captain
had n present imeut CT Manassas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16
TIE ZoUAvEs IN SPRINGFIELD.

SfrrSGrrrD, III, Fen. 4, 1891.
'he Reorganization q ne NlaGa-- rkses q cssSao Es
,corth on Oar Popuor lrgy-hs Eso,rcnass end
Dsfscs-Ihe Colonel a Lawyer and a Slilsr-
Important FSds for Our Naaia R>gs~~us-7AS ~.
yr9verpns Suggested ~ coloa>l kancrss--Erslisr
Adrlc, for Our roluru>eys, &c, A..
There has been no noted character Ia syr ngEed
next 10 Mr., incon himself than Colonel Ellsworth
commander Of the celebrated corps o. the uEtod stss
2ouavc Cadets, OF Chicago. lie IL Studying Az
with the law partner Of Mr. Lincoln. rcoenty called
upon him at his Office and found him engaged 10 rcpyns
10 the numerous letters which had aoeumul,ief aurns
tho last few weeks In which he has been engaged 10
Jumping Illinois for the republican cause. / found the
Colonel 70 be very thoroughly posted military mat
GERS and in my opinion his love for the military On
override his Intentions 70 become q lawyer F,nalns
his opinion military matters eagerly sought ~ tire
leading military men Of the country, obtained from
him statement, which in substance IN az follows
We have this country institution which referred
TO occasionally In Fourth Of July orst,ons the ebui
pronomcing Indispensable While they believe q certain
degree OF fitness, education and practice necessary 10
the success q men any other pursuit profession
they persist in maintaining that milita With ~
near comparatively of educating themseve. o. the,r
dutes and aborng under the weight OF an organ
defective in principle AID detail, nwc enough ara
II only requires the emergency TO call into play tbs ian
mcnse power which our people believe exists Somewhere
10 give life 10 a force u two million defenders OF orr
government, armed disciplined equipped and services
be- This docs very well 70 talk looks very prsttv IN
papcr and conveys pleasant OF security hui tba
facts tell very different tale Some one turns 70 ihe
register, and triumphaatly tells you 10 look there
three million Of men; but you ask your Triumphant
,riend 0Is that correctYi Certainly be replles
~ ow large force has Illinois for iustance9y Won
ask further "Why SIR be responds, "Iinois
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16

trees and plants and initiating nature better than any
other people In this garden pine oak cedar and
hemock trees apparently hundreds Of years old growing
In boxes not larger than common water nails There
were aponicas and all kinds Of plants shrubs and flow
ers growing, dwarfed in the same mysterious
sAows wax figures paintings dancing, &C. besides ami
mails, birds, &c, OF every s. 81 almost. We saw a
large bald eagle chained up aich Japanese pointed
out and said American
We noticed curious fact, that nearly all OF the
figures satuary and paintings which we saw were repre-
sensations Of scenes the most repulsve horrible
persons with their Threats cut covered with blood
most disgusting sights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16

care Of arms, FERNS Of psrsdss asd every.
thing connected herewith instructions for camp duties
all matters connected with military aars also another
book adapted for self instruction. containing al the drn
Of the infantry and light infantry-Airmishins and
bayone drill direction for Instruction and use Of the
sword, system Of military gymnastics, directions fcr
use Of the arms-in fact, q complete compendium Of
everything pertaining TO the militia that be useful
and available.
The Colonel showed lithosraphc pattern Of a new
uniform just completed. He has been experimenting
until he thinks he has obtained uniform thai will meet
general appreciation 1t rs pronounced by all experienced
officers who have II superior for all purposes Of
economy comfort and durability 10 any now vogue In
this country or Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16
THE DEPARTURE OF MR.. LINCOLN

SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. Q, 1861
The fp1snd'g Departure Of tie President Eyec.-pairf.,
Ssnsdtions-7he Presidential family-7hs Journey 10
WasAs"0fom--Aore Prescnts-7he oldest Of Them An, DC
The day hxed upon ior the departure Of the President
elect 10 the federal capital ia fast approaching ~ ,ro
times twenty -four hours more tho four yey, ahs.n,
ton from this scene Of the greatest part OF his life viii
be entered upon What events may not this ouadreu-
NAL be fraughs With more cnvhblc, but at the same
time more delicate aud hazardous lot than thai ac
corded TO Abraham Lincoln never fell 10 any member Of
this nation DE path no 10 about walking NAV lead 70
success glory, immortality, but also TO failure humilsa
ton, and curses on his memory. He may steer clear
o. The rock Of dsunon and the shoals Of dissers ON
anorg those be elevated him the once he IL about 10
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SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 6, 1851
More AIot& Creeley7h h7eprcssi5e Conflict Arpsg ne
Pepub,icdn OTcass-7he Acirty Of Placemen--Whas is
thought Qf ne Result If tie Senatorial Contest in Neg
1ork, DC, dc.
We're not for the frankness Of the two participants in
the memorable interview 10 which aluson was made in
my last rothing authentic would probably have ever
been learned as 10 its results But the unrescr vcdness
o. speech for which both the philosopher Of the Tribune
and Honest Old Abe- distinguished has enabled
their friends ascertain pretty correctly wha. has pass
ed between them. II Is from this indirect that
derive the following not exactly authoritative but
iheless rel able statement
Greeley the FIRST place told his friend Ln,on blantly
that the passage Of any compromise measure by Con.
sres would be ,antamount 10 dsrupture Of the repub
lean pAr,y and that lie endorsement by his incons)
admin s,raiIon would force the radical republicans into
hsstle attitude towards H. He urged that firm fidelity
10 the teachings % the Chicago platform the only
safety net only Of the party that made him Chief
Magistrate q The country, but also Of the nation
large Ne insisted that compromise concession the
vcrth could make without placing the dcstinies OF the
country forever At the mercy Of tho slaveholdng ars
lorncy q the South would satisfy the latter and hence
thai all propaganda both within and without Congress,
hawse the republicans In the eyes OF not only their
political opponents, but also Of themselves
In accordance with these views he farther contencd
that the incoming administration should not identity t
self With any who ready TO abandon republican
mnclplss IN this hour Of trial. and that simply because
and unity Of sentiment and action evidently
NE ony means, m the face OF tho present internal
alRcaacs az avoiding an utter administrative wreck
Upn this ground he based vigorous remonstrance
against cnerons appointment strong denuncstion Of
Keasg and, Il sald, some reprehensive hints At
sswsrds want o. stamina Nor did no con0ne himself
70 ihess negative Suggestions In reference 70 the cempo
scn ~ the Cabnet Tbaddeus Stevens, Chase and Dol.
fan vers recommended BY him with much warmth, and
thsr srrontnsns represented a. desired by tho most
Trustworthy portion o. she republicans throughout the
country.
Az 20 the Part acted by Mr.. Lincoln during the inter.
vsv am informed that ho managed 10 draw much
mors, IN The way @ opinion and suggestion, out
~ Inc npcsve senior o. TIE rTbvns than
n. fHeH ave A. 70 he comwopise