The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15
AitI1mpno qispatfb.
..yrSnAY MORNING. MAY 10. lsei
,.TEsT NEWS BY MAIL.

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,t.,. troa. hich Ne copy
van of the Government who was dis
Al 80, Itx4ref's Ferry aid Vther rcints
- .4r kIis.i.., "n" h't a." ''ue ~ 90 ! !,
" "a tur tIur oo41d'tio" 81 ''HA' - -. |
co ~'''.,.I,,d. he reports Prvtit sarge ioFSt ! i
q -'-' -. -, i.lkP aoSStNtF, So has bteh re- | a
'.'.' nrl tnAt itts daily being augmented.
IL j. imIostIsie "a 'eiI no q" ni,'Es
it 1' .,..f., ate ~ Hti- 81 boz mood OF htE- /
"'i -, tut from iHiOrnd uun ifoit ftiit- T
,.rti.s mere are not more ihtn IoeI th"h- 1
Or mat p.lut. How many NOR" thsIe .
$500 ..,u the vicinity Ae haa . means OF
.' 49,, ,,r~e terrifying themselves in every |
Nay. Ih,y occupy not onig Tue VIZ ,
,..ar. Dat have t'Ne" possession % me
..fi s,lr. lacy we're tApectihs an az. |
.'- ... NOM the iDttHu STAIRS ioTUes, auu
...tsr4lui alarm aud apiHtiiehsi oh "tle
--....a u ti...,.i. lac saS 'he cay oi bal |
md >tti- 81 Mary land are furnishing
.. quantitie. 81 arms AID FIoNi''ohS'
AVE a uIIauy ROAD open, le;toIhS al
d. =. ..tr,ugu Mary Iaud 10 BaIutDore Ctty,
.' r....,...ili y AEON lO'ds OI suppues pass
....,. ID. different poihls. lis 1t@ ana Goa
...i.na grutI-tn al, Mo stid "a" was q
~ ..,....ar, 1hu y 40 Is furnishing the IeDei
..a,s ~.,u DREAD 1900. ,.,, |
r.. nae luruisaths oi suPptlee, i@4 i-iso
...., n .lr uintITy ROAD ieaci"s 20 Ad'l'NAoio
Government has It's eye upon several
.'..- ... .iIs easy v 40 are 81 treted OF tuf-
.. .lutorttut INFORMATION 10 Ills SoutA-
r...e.- a. atOu soInery. In~ par ICES siS-
H., ,.i .., ioua IL tneIF pfotes~1ttohs o1 10!
. 40 .n.. jutCa'. aud take every occasion 10 |
".' . tac S3usl4 il most uuueasur,d |
terms.
....aor dispatch says;
l;...y are plenty OF sp.os in the very midst
n, ~. f,u,tl..4 troops hvlt sad eIsewuct but
~ H,lt.g 40 Lrctaf.rltUu oi WaE uIaue, they
f ,, treated "a spl.s, thty must be
,....4 10 Uo traitors ~ tAeu country, "a"
'...l VIA aa sHcu. an
m. Admins ga Ion, some time ago, NOTIFIED
,!.. i,rittau Government IEat 1t WOMB Or CON
......i. y.,4l- ~ the existing co"dl -4oh OF Al
,.is. 10 withdraw most OF Ito ri dldfo"' 10y d
,gl- al least, from tno n-ttet" t"4S1' 1i'e
l...-u bJtCELiucDt D@s, !. Is N""ei oVc"N'
81. -t.tlt.ti - augment tAei! sQ uiJfoH ia lAo-e
.l.t-, tu,irry uyt ouiy fidi'e viI H'' IL
r,.. hut IeiloY in. A. 81 Lac necessity oi h''i'-
t... i..t.r "a usuGOI4 LueT". IheJ wee a "dte
..f! M Vessels u he AuItI lCan Navy
,.s.td D.: I,uul4t4 fcr iOmr ptoieclioH' lhIS
a.--l on IutlT part - clearly ihuiS1tiNeol ''o
g.rl i,".lhE aad syihPIth5 eb'o' N n'.' 49,,
t.,m iJr the North Ia ti4eI 7t.u WIN INC
South. =,
lonn Bradford, who was arrested by the
-;..achu-elLs General, Butter, together Win
mali. drivers aud steam gun, h&s oeen
..r.;r..l,4 - jail At Annapolis by mat ambi-
,.,u. ollcer. The drivers were released
Br,diar.ii Is said 10 have Acknowledged that
b. was on h,s way to iiarper's Ferry TO eel
.... gun or speculation. The paper which
s,.i.. tlpte circumstances alec says thai
l.-.d.ord has bern citizen Of Louisa county
VI.
,;an Butler secIna TO be under constant -
r-,nensiou OF al attack AZ the Relay HOUSE.
The New York Herald, OF Monday, unde
the heading OF ''a captured prtvatefr,' says :
Hr Thomas Chisholm, prize master If IN
schooner George II. smith, Arrived mere yts
i-rIsv, from Hampton Rodds, ana "'tl' driiF-
Il ItTeFNH,
I..a.isu Navy lard. lie reports ali -
,.ra liz. Cumberland well, an impatient 10
g,t,nu Captain Chisholm b-i'ev"s that 10
,,f,..r-.and men ca board the CumhPTlaud, !
go. of .n atttvI, would rather blow IN" V'-
.a, aud thrtu-r!vps - atoms than rec her "a
i..o The hands ol Tue enemy.
boptrtirutirs II the second collision hf
tween 100 T. :, volunteers and the citizen
=, ~. Louis are thus telegraph~d 10 II
Northern press
81 LtrsF, Nav l2.~Tha city was the scer
,f,rgfieI tragedy laSt night. About q CLOG
Z, ll!.,, body OF Home Gutr'!s entered the Ell
ft.rrt,sh Fiftli street, from tE@ arsenal, whHi
me, n.ui been enlisted during tho day az
.t,'ri Nlsh arms On reaching VAIN
,tf..t tine troops turn+d westward, IL laji
crowd lining III" paw lneui :" witness ie
,.,...-....- Al the corner OF FIith street PARA
among he spectators began bOotmg Etshi
t..i other III -e abUeiny 'h" comp ul"s a. N
Ie, srd. sud a by abou, Il y"a1s GA "a
,uug"a pistol INTO ineir FAnks. ItFt
aud fired upon the crowd, and the " ha
,u!utnu was instantly IN confusion, break
,.lr.r ranks, and C!stharrlng their mus 1t
Cs~u t.fir own line and among tn" people
,.. ..I.y.aIN The shower oi balls for ii {.
minute was terrible. the bullets nythg
..,.rv direction, entering The doors and vi
t4ue 81 private residences, breaking shuttle
4 tearing ratings, and even InASblnk bilCEs
a t-r tnird stoIy. The utmost confusion Ii
CONSERVATION prevailed, spec titors nteihg
/ al air,cuoD-, ana but tor tn random nr1
n gA...4FN t8t
4 fl4'.i. a. most OF the nTlhS was dirtt
down their oWu ranks, the troops kuit"i
.u,-t severely, ioor oi theLr h"inoer beihS
SANITY killed, ana several W"unued.
t.rr, ~wtLyicr, a. river engineer, John q
yin and Mr. Ctdy, al CIiz uS, were kiIiet
Charlie II Woodward was wounded III
thnul7tr. HIs entire arm VIII nave 10 NJ 4
uutA,"d }. Godfrey, woi AlnK III tue gar
Of Ir Coxrrs received three Niunia bal!
b.,tnay Michael Davis had Il ankle ii
t,eA James L. Nelva Was badly hho
1ur loot several others were less eegIot
y-.unr..d The house of Nr. 0Atth+W W,
o"Ntd three bullets. One OF his hAngh
v...a struei,-h. a spent bail. Only one "a
soldiers, john b.ck, = GeTh.dh' mas oeeiI
iunrnse crowds Of people fi!ied the str
alter tie occurrence lac he St iense IN
nation vas rApitsseu axaInht IA" GrIu
U'uit,d states volunteers Mayor IA
iut re- -.d tue excited crowd, ana in't
Iht.u 10 uisteTsr, unaer the promise INA
further violence should be- done. Ahs
ana night, a heavy RAN storm preventing
a-..rt.h'tuE 81 large crowd.
The State TROOPS were released Iroih
ars,Dal l..st evening", aud came 10 the cat
steamer, fearing ~ trust theInae!Vea al
the Germans OF tGe lower Wards, even Il
escort Inev mi complain bitterly OF
treatment during ta,3r confinement st
arse, al. Cfe.l. tToet and his officers gave
u,roit under protest, and his n.en yer
lowed - avail themselves OF the stin~
King - Oat! not 10 DcaA arms aSa!As
United states.
\ ar.yy rain has fallen nearly all day
vlthslauuIng, the streets hINe been thrt
with e1Ct-a people, = long processes
whom LOUDLY censured tkcse IN au'EnIi'
rutfius tisi,leeI aims Ia tne bands OF ~
T.ruc~d volunteers, 10 snoot IOWA lhoLt
clf .,us All GOOD citizens d%prrcatr III
zion of law itss partirs, aud justly CiSh
troots tor Inui~cIIiuiuat re ETIn& INTO TIE q
q tuaccTuI people without ofueEri ana G
againsl the unnecessary inaieAihs shFo"s
city.
IN order to aIlay the excitement ana r
confidence 10 the people, General Haint
Issued a proclamation to tha people
Ions and thu state, which has been
through bout the cay. expressing deep reg
the state OF things existing mere, Plt
l,n,-4it 10 40 ali in his power To pr
p.,,ce calling OF the people aud puoIic Il
,.ssS TO aid him 10 the discharge CT his d
lie says tn~ mliltary lorce uu"eF ms cVt
via only bo used nt tbs Eest e1trenl'
hCpts he VIII lot be compelled ~ res
martial law but simply states that ths
3.-tga must Ds preserved ANA lives
l.oile protected. lie says be has no II
/, 70 change the location vi me hone
chartered IN the city but TO aFoIo az
OF circulation of the excI tenlent, IL eaiAe'
to ala Jhe local authorities, WIZ Use Ii'
lar army prste.ence. IN EccofaHatc
Jbis Proclamation battalion OF regniS
l. en- ss-.tff 1 Git.