The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
,-----~-T1oN RETURNS.
FROM WARRINGTON.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. :, 1861.
olive again The hotels are
Rssh'hs '1-rvn's Is full OF Nirginians.-
rvr1eS. ..la Avenue is gay Win prone
P'2t'f ,',;,es nd gentlenen--the iotuiet ots-
,45.as "S'' the muddy crossings an infinite
,s,iaS ~ s,rra ked, speckled, and spotted
,afs;y i" - I notice also a new style of
Bs.f5o '', tho ladies attached 10 the foreign
- afl'.'S ives the tigure the appearance of
lftt-oN.. = vinegar cru.t WIN an hour-
,sl:aT' 81 -
..ss,,er Davis speaks IN the hon1e mus morn
N.h"' u iaftll IN the Senate. Davis Is one
Id. Sd" v he'd and attractive speakers
o.iar 80 WielalI, represented by the \ ORTIZ
50 AH' % M "A fprocIous Ignorafnns, Is really
80 ~ fine natural parts ana extensive
"'H uo will It Is said, pay his respects
Ex-senator Andrew Johnson, oil iehhes-
q M for TWO days past, has been wind
~, "'-' .,ultar against >cce>S ioh--caliInS
.- ~ - I'm. and many other elegant aud
..s-.g. little eplth.tS.
,E-r[i,' could gather. hast night, matters
>o.N,E.r blue IN the Peace Congress Mr.
N'A mid 10 have made Il strollg ooutneih
h'f, sf,huugh Chase says ONO VIII follow
-EreN". I,r.,,nll leads IL is known that he
FAtI, b.-a1 Of The party for delaying action.
$50 .-.r.i CHIME are striving Tor Il Natlonal
.dr ,'+u The Greeley faction, backed by
goa ','...,ea Of old Joshua Giddings, are tead
Il" f., ary surrender of prlncipie' hr.
zs-' =. Observed TO hold freq ucnt clos"
tN--'a.,,l, with Mr. Seward. Mr., Grit
80 tt.oi.also ilyorably disposed TO the lorna e
''' Great MON party, composed al mo-
a. r.VublcAus, and ali the elements OPP
"a a. The late election, to the Admins ira
au, Told COY. LetCher * here, lending
LINN, hand TO this movement.
M Frderal soidiery now enc;,mped III this
" are breaking instead OF preserving the
."' . usafs party OF them stabbed po-
nm i.lp other day, and night before last
II them Was caugnt playing burglar, bun
..,orf on the preicuce of intoxicaiion.
15ll J!scoutinuiug the postal service III The
t8r States, passed the House yesterday
,.r Overwhelming majority. 1t ill pass
= %sr4i4 Mails VIII be carried TO the Dor
- ~ the Southern tonfetieraCy, and then
,... IN charge of Adams Express Company
j. .,r.Ien, arrangement both Tor the com
49, t,,d TOR the public, already SO much IN
i.l;rd 10 this company energy III" en-
NJ Harris. of Virginia, still "clings to the
-'.u, t!a,dIu. Union His speech, on til.
mole was more Southern than had been ex-
a.,t4l Night meetings OF the House are no"
i-t Al The first or second of these meetings
g- Avery OF Tenn, administered Il scaihlns
,,bUkp 10 his submission colleague, Emerson
,r,s,. ESD.
Sruov captive was 50 frightened in th'
India war that actually, under observation
.tLlu the space of half an hour, his hair be
.iiuc Cry every portion OF his hehd
lawn. been. when first seen, OF The gloss,
lei black OF the Bengalee
Len, BosgS, formerly of the United State
ARMY has been appointed by Gov. Brown
Cal4i Of Ordnance for the Republic o
'ie0r-ia.
B. Hendren, a Norfolk (Na.) boy, nov
Editor of the Athens (Aia.) Banner, has beer
rlpt,ed Mayor Of that city.
In Hancock county, Va, Geo. McPorter ha
f~.ien hlS uncle, William Porter, for III
safe Convention, IL votes.