The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

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t.Neti,tas" Department, Ia Nash With, on this,
ias %8ta day Of September A H. 1851
Nv the Governor.
- h, IL RAY, = ely Of State.
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." NaSheilte PHtFt9'. oil the 9Th, says thai
~ y fnmors from kentucky We're curreut
Ia 'ant citY, to thu effect that six thousand
, iincoln troops had assembled Green river to
the nciahhoTkood OF Bowling Green, and
were preparing 20 drive General Buekner
ai,d his forces out of the State that the Fed
sri!s had evacuated Paducsh, because of the
CHRISTENING attitu3. Of Gen. Cneatham !;
mat Haldeman, the principal owner Of the
| Louisville Courier, who published a card n
| few days ago, proposing TO renew the pubiics-
ticn of that paper as a neutral, news, and
miscellaneous paper, had arrived AZ Bowling
| Green that the Southern Rights nien Of the
! State were stiil hock:ng In great numbers to
! she Confederate taudard that the Lagisla.
! tufe would yesterday declare the State In a
condition OF war against the Sonth: that III
! n ny OF rbe upper counties of tho State the
! t3oST decided demonstrations were being hi ado
! against The pay aent OF the Federal yv.tr tax
! AAd inst the most intense excitement perva-
/ IC tao whole state in rei:ltio;, 10 the condi-
/ ton Of tbe STATE and Tie country. which
/ Eonlo probably lead to Il general civil war
] ia which all tue people were likely 10 be par
/ elephants.
! bErAETUns or THE FkEycH CAPTAIN FRoa VIEW
ORLEANS
! The n, o. BaUeti,, Of Friday, says:
! We learn that Capt. Ribvurt, Of the French
corr citr LdfJts1,r, whose ARRIVAL in this city
! Us bearer oi dispatches to the French Cousu!
/ nas airEt"y been announced ieIt Yesterday
+ on hi~ return TO his ship, which is iying ~
anchor ~ the Head OF the Passes. The
( ] hci tHpttin called Cpon tolnmuio Eoi-
+ Las. yesterday, and introduced himself we
! uud'l"t7nd, as dir. Ribourt, and WIS received
/ T. A!"., tot Commodore Iloliins.
FAIR EXCHANGE.
Tie N. o. C'fsrel,t says:
We learn tnnt Com. ti:rcy's ship. the TX
Z II, SIS, has bsen seized by ina jdnSolpit.s-
! She Is Z" iina ship, bat the Commuticrc will
/ have chance OF getting her value back again
out OF SOME of The To- Ctpi shares e bnr.j, stncE
/ 1880 sa2Tes OF @aS-nsht oIlpaay stock, aud
/ rom bonds and other securities he'd nv
! Northern citizens, let alone the many bank
! aharCe which VIII oc III the hands OF the Cen
! cral Receiver next week. We think our : 200
! worth of Philadelphia scrip is safe enough
! There was some talk of twenty Hat boat loads
| OF coal having recently arri"el al Bayou
/ sara, belonging to Onio:ns or Peuusyiya-
! mans. Qaica sobei
| THE DASdERoCs ATTITUDE OF TExAs
| The New Orleans Bia!e.ia, Of Saturday.
| says:
There are indications that the politicians
and warriors Of -deAico are preparing to ri -
! All /" tie 1shincton Gespotisin. Perhaps
! they are actirg tiio cld saw that Inis4r,
| loves c0mpAus ;.uG, having learned that M.
| usurptT las reduced the Northern Province.
| 10 Level with the PROVINCES OF Mexico they
/ naturally nave = fellow feeling FOX, and wish
! 20 aAord Hlm some feeble evidences Of the
! fact " no may happea to have charge lg5t
At t1is writing, ot the old Liuuderhusscs
&"orus ana iepeIos OF. the city Of Mexico, we
| nave no more idea OF ti.au OF the poiitical
sentiments CT the man IL the moon For
! iutrly, the -Iexican gam piers Used TO hold on
4 year or two, 80 that ttey were enabled to
/ % considerable amour! OF ptunderiuE and
/ 0Crder BAT Of late their terms appear to
nave been shortened, probably owing 20 some
Understanding among themselves ii order
'h9t each may have il hand III the common
r0Gberies. However this NAV be there ia lit
t;s doubt thai Mr. Corwin o1n buy ti.atn up
.; cheap, for The reason that they are he. worth
alncn. + dozen Of them or 80 NAV have
"Efeed, fer coFsidrrat2a, therefore, not
cal. thai the lincoln GtsIot;sul may march
a Iil,oy men rs II Can rulsc in California and
e'ScWhers through Mexico into Texas, but to
son" >.oag also few Thousand HIuditti VITA
| lAtIt 20 make good the bargain.
/ 1atsilia, at pres, at ia possession OF onr
| tutSts, is me sAfFCIne southern part CT New
mckee. /! = S''iacls n army Can b. :sad in
! ttil!pfHia Snd tlS"Whtrc along tae Z ellie 10
! held New Mexico, and GEi,e US from Me-iii,
. Ge-ico being N flig she tine u.frIendlv
! Texas would Be expu=eG - tho cs,c,ly from
! every side except tuu North"3st--i I,luat IS
! much exposed ~ Missouri. There would b..
Ger s"stD !or The enemy from Kansas
! - l..ti - the tsuh ii c-icu-aINas. .r1yt.i-
! 80. taat JeH. ThomHsta and hts friends
sAail-. Keep 81 : respectful dis lance. The
! enemy. GuG-h0ats CoE}& hover nIuug the
/ go 80 II T-&a., Lane ana his Kansas gang on
{ taa %orthWoal, and the CaiitJrniaGs. via
! thor Mexican didcEs, Oh ;iIe West.
! I@N,.s would thp refore be sell iUusiy menaced
/ =4". though Wr 10 not wish to atara IN The
! light q advisers tc the Government. we can
Eot help urging the great importance If
! .tf1tlpt al,cuiIOn to Tees ss probable Held
! Of The eneny's operations. The Texans are
EudoubteGly wide awake; bat something
| more than This II - be necessary. Gen II b.
ley il an bic officer aud viii do iii that any
one can do. II the eneing intend. IS is likely,
to make II desperate Effort to satzre foothold
! there, through Tie aid OF his EssIcan allies
! General SihIey will need t. ne strongly
! backed in order 10 keep HIN at bay
POPULATIONS IN SRw oxLEAHS-sEtzCgE-.
! The peia. Of Saturday, says:
HIS E&celieacY CO.. Moore Issued ln order
I yesterday 10 aeize all The pork in The city
held 10y aAecuI2tols, who haa advanced ii, we
| i."ra, 10 the enormous prlc" of $50 per bar
ri. "" irHi assured: that tire Gov e..tur viii
| be unanimously supported by our citizens in
this movement. We s}s TO good reason why
L. rciantS should take advantage OF tile scar
city q provisions III time OF var TO speculate
uNO0 our Government, any more than thai
ear gallant volunteers should Grmaud nj CHER
!iGF IUr their services. These Spectators are
Tie iEzt men IL cur community 70 come for
ward in aid Of the Government and in sup
;sort of the holy cause for which other cit!-
z0-s are sacr.Hciu- thei.' all Ii IS certain
titat such acts = not show great amount of
! patriotism.
! : PEpcLaMATf"S From TBs GOVERNOR OF Ala
HaNA TO THK FARHEes.
EXErCTEyE UEPARTAEHT,
M"SFG0HEBY, Ala, Sept. 26, 1861.
The blocked" Vi the Southern ports and the
= 'ssissinpi river, by the Lincoln Govern
meat, mus. cuL oil the necessary supply OF
hay and beans for thp Use OF the Confederate
army. There is IN excellent substitute for
born il the Confederate States. The com
1ncn corr field pea is equally as nutritious
anal healthy as the bean, and the crab grass
which is abundant---s good forage for our
| army horses.
| TIE Governor, therefore, earnestly urges
| uFoG every planter throughout TIE state 10
! ga:her, carefully dry. nua pat up il two
/ hisEei SACKS, Al! the peas he can spare each
! planter is also urged 10 eat cure, and care
faiiy put up in the usual sized bales as much
! hay HG possible, Ready sales, no dorbt, can
| - laadc To tn" Government, for Treasury
| notes which will greatly aid the planters in
| procuring fhe means Tor the payment of their
| taxes TO the Confederate Government and,
! 1T the came time, furnish important articles
| Of ST. bGiaience for men and horses.
A d. MooRE.
TRIAL TRIP OF SOUTHERN GrS BoAr.
The Charleston Gourirr of Wednesday says
that trial trip CT The saucy little gun boat
- Aid' made on the day before. She
mounts two "a ponder rifle cannon, which,
upon trial, worked admirably. W. prefer
irt the enemy find out the range. THIS is 2
private en- tcrprise: nut, for 4 short tine. the
aid Will be under Gen. Ripley's orders.
ITALY CHM STATE.