The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-24
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In connection with The theme VI the South.
ern spirit Of manufacture, tie r.. o. Bsiis,sn
oteerves:
Ihers are many Of our solid bas.no<s insn
Aha capitalists la Tho city whvse n,a,ss uxe
more or i.es Idle, waiting Tor the mo yenlen "a
% ths Waters. or beanrexard and Johns ton,
"haeh 10 Me same thlux. Can they not r.!
.osssAe1 Snd deyise Various schemes vi helas
an@"stFy, whereby numbers vi our popu l. tion
iu tus coming season may obtain employ =
hfcht' II Is likely that business will not b.
as aeass hs II Eener1ily is in The Elll, winter,
aau spring. Especially ~ II Likely thaI there
VII lie numbefs Vt women and oang yer SOU.
VINO "iil TO ONT OF empoyment, uui-ss our
public spur ted diiix1uA wise wa, ana IN cana
10 hu them something 10 40 which the, ara
aois w Wrform. 10 originate industrial
20 terpfisss wiai te aoubiy tea.ueial--
hork will tnereby he supplied to those
VINO ~isa Al, and our home tnue-
pehdene. Ut the same time sire. theme cd
AZ - much better, We suggest -more phitoso-
patcsl aud economical in every peinl vi view
- hnd ths poor som. thing 10 DO and thus
ensbse them 70 support thence Ives than 70
inak" th<in be9garv and p.np-rs. Let as
stais-esefy ciass OF our population frola that
huhiIiIatto, Let Gs assist every we'll yer
sos. o'd enough "a worx, TO keep w iils or
ner stb -iespo<i. 1t Viii IT, best Tor ALI ptr-
tiea Ia the end anu, C.i the scvre OF ecoaciuy y,
eJ Air The eheaxst WeAave but little III. u
PR Ism, ana We ought s-o 10 IL tlat IL does
noi lnero;sse. That it may not, lel Va provide
eIlpioyiuen for The healthy by originating
various iLauAirial III. iitutions, AMI tn ereby
re'vi.ed, ana enlarge, adorn. strengthen, and
soiiafy our lone iuo, peuoeuee.
.hS. sAA. HoCsfvk oS TB9 wAs.
iae oi.eeeivn Civilian, OF tue eth. says :
OeS SAM. doustoi, Wac IN TOW Ia day Leiore
We terday liz pas e..lIrciy reNvp, rcd MS
hSu.. good bsaItii sihce isis fcsiLei.c. III Lie
gay AAu he s'vD.s ~ th4nh tuit the AreiL
oAtsie Oh Adnase. ~.s tl.- turnIus .,oiu Iii
tae War. and that North wa nvNrr ue
ah'e /" falls" anoti.,f arm, 20 i..r.e as 49,
HGicn ~.lS uoIei tea mere.
fHE "aAsAssA RAN"
A ~eii-AnoWn Mop,liap, II. a letter to the
AdFeI user, uated New Urieans. Sep.eIn lei
10th, writes: --..-..
went over to Aigiers ye=ter oy, TO s.e the
s'eaAitf " III ahd-ra, cv;nmcniy vaIied the
turtle, or " Tile runl,h Iut.lusd to uito II
into Dr. Lincoil's biocAaung neet. lno
com minuer thaL .iett sr,i u . :, CI.s,i.enk. a
inoAih ;.eo 10 her ~ come along as I,e y 40
ready Tor Her My belief 10, " nel size "coInes
along TIE heaN ,est 1rlsaga Ia tuaL ueet VIA
AM 10 betout u Lef Wy, or - Somebody VIA
u" neft She is al GdiA erous iVualns cr1It-
Il so1iu ndss VI Woou covered Witn raiIruau
lfoa, aHu hef "hose covering ARRANGED Ia
curve lines IRON ilitu the ue,.vIts s,tj. mt 81
glance S.ie has - niuo-IIcl, gun IL 10 ~ ,
siitd tLe fofl hctc IS ci0se>t uy Il sLvuL-lla
ieoAins snuLtt., which,, aLeA ,ao@b, cola
tioI- her ensin.s are powerful, auo with
only Lime ihcAee oi stelui tehe Carries 3vi
A.ia.s elSht AhotS In al experimental ulp
yesterday. II VDe Oh L.hcoius enl,e RAYS
iUf hef, aha tiePeAus uiCD 1sr sItns 10 orIss
her on, she VIA siuk ts. sap py driving u
hole Az ucr through W aicb = horse ID TX ht ttt
rladen. ii Tie ship runs, tle ''lurIie . slLxte
gun can pay nloa ANA Sink beI, sud ev lac r.
self DOW ON .aNuIherabIe ~ shot. AND ;f
the fleet docs not dare stand the shooting or
the butting, it viii naye TO clear out ana ~
block ade 10 broken up. Since her trial trim
Yesterday, tns "iurtIe" has r.sen grputIv In
The estimation OF naval officers. There Is
danger in her.
PURPOSES OF TUE wAs.
The New Orleans Bee French side, ttinks
mat the idea OF conquering the South has
been abandoned by the Black Republican
chiefs who have u little senns left, and that
the WIZ IS continued for purposes of pure
Vengeance. The political conquest Of the
Soeth, through military coercion, in tbs Fense
OF restoring the original Union. may De p ban
oonedi but the hope of ruling BE South,
commercially, aSriculturaiiy, and industri :
ally, Is perhaps more powerful motive than
the co,act first avowed In Undertaking the
war.
n'cCLLoca's AsA.
Gen. McCuiioch's army Is to be Increased
TO any size he may deem necessary fer the
Prosecution OF the war. The Confederate
Governrnent has Just conferred the authority
the ArkaHsas troops lately dishanded will
now hock - bis command.
SALE cP TIE EoUrHgRS FAcIpic BAILkoan.
The Marshall Texas Repabiicas, Of the l4th,
| sGys:
GA the fret Tuesday of this month. the
franchlsf and property OF The Southern Pa
ci1C Railroad Com plny was sold under exc.
cut:on by the Sheriff OF this county and Mr.
II. 3. fuiAereon. Of New Orleans, became the
purchaser. 4 new company rTas subsequently,
formed, and the following persons slected
directors:
A. Pope, J. Mur-ah. G. u. Gregg, j. s
holman, BENZ uain Long, J. NJ Wascotn
George II. Adkins, and r. ". Lougherv.--
The mum Der of director. can be increased to
nineteen. bylaws have been adoptad, and
the company thoroughly organized. Col. J
;. Holman Was elected president, d Pope
vice president, a. +. Smith s."retary, q. G
Gress treasurer. aEd =. l.. Hynson general
superin ienoen:. II. 5. Ftlkerson has been
empowered 10 act as the agent Of the com . any
III New Orleans. Provision " i'll te made for
Jus. debts ana genuine stock Of the sold lou
| company o"nrd by citizens OF the Confeder-
ate States. The policy OF the eonInny will
be published in due season, and W. have nn
doubt it will be generally approved ~ al!
those who desire nothing 1aore than even
handed justice.
TIE WAR TAN BEFoRE TIE KEsrrcxY LEGIs,A
IURE.
The following extract. are fror-, the letter
the Louisville Courier:
Mr. Wolfe, from the COMMITTEES on Federal
Relations, made u report on Mr. Ewing's reso-
lutions, referred TO that committee Sc, eral
days since. The purport Of Ewiugs resolu
| tons. IL will be remem bered was that Ken.
tacky should refuse TO pay a single cent OF the
war taxes faSoring strict neutrality and the
acknowledgment OF the indie pendenre of 1h-
Southern Consederacv. Mr. Wolfe's report
says that it Is the duty of Kentucky To pa,
l thu 1aXt.-Yhif uunpr he itn.i cho a.
bound to DO il. and ought to do it, and tina,
| she has no power 10 acknowledge the inde-
pendence OF the Southern Confederacy.
motion was made 10 adopt the report o.
| the committee, and the question put to vote
| but the House il decided manner refused 10
| adopt it, On motion, IL was made the specia Al
| order for some hour tomorrow. | begin to
| think, and have though: heretofore thai
there was great doc bt about the repreeen-
tativee saddiiEg this war debt upon the ,eo-
| pis There can be no doubt that if the uss
ton was submitted " a vote of the people, i,
would be rejected BY an Overwhelming ma
Jority.
PLAN YoR TIE DEFENCE OF TIE COUNTRY
Mr. Louis rregre, of the parish of ST John
the Baptist, passed a few days ago through
New Orleans on his way 20 Richmond
whittier he goes for the purpose of procuring
Il patent OF h new war engine. and submit
ting 10 the approval of the President plan
for the defence of the country. At their last
| meeting The Police Jury of his parish allowed
Mr.. l.. Tregre a sum OF $3oo 10 defray his
travelling expenses.
EVACUATION or SHIP ISLAND, LorIslAEA
Night before last, at eight o'clock, says the
New Orleans Bauetin, of "Wednesday. the
| evacuation OF Ship Island by the Louisiana
troops was completed. the fort dismantie
and the guns, AMIN unitiou, &c, removed
This work was performed under the super
vision of Col. Duncan and Lieut.. Col. Allen
assisted by Capt. bond, Lieut.. Bridges, and
Lieut.. SHINES, Of the regular service. Thir.
ty-tHo hours were consumed In destroy Ing
the fort, soldiers quarters. &C., and in re-
moving the troops and armament, during
which tima two war steamers two fcfytt es