The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-07
FROM NORFOLK,
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE pIsrAf |
NoRrorx. Sept 5, 1861

NoRFoTx. Sept S, 1861,
A flag of truce was sent yesterday 10 Ira
Dey islarG, from Fort NJ 1Hroe, Win Ri Raw
Bishop Ferot, Rev. j. T ONeiiI, Rev. ---~
Regnouf, ard a youpg man named Gregory Il
resilient o. Portsmouth, who has been stu-
dent in e Cath lie III 'titutior in New York
Taey arrived nece last evening. These cleri-
ca z sntlemen Of he Catholic Church are Gi
rec;iy from the North. and, haviCg permit
from Ser. Scott, cine South without molsata
ten. Bishop Verct il Frenccman as iodi-
ca.et, b. his name, and Il distinguished for his
biga character eIt ability as clergyman.
He about year ago, appoin ted Bishop
by the Pope, without .he usual torGls a.. d GER.
enc MESA convention Of Bishops, nn'niaa
ton, Il ,.--peculisr 10 the Caurch of Rome
Ray. Mr.. O'Neil ha5 resided in Savannah
Ga, for many years.
The b shop and the two Priests took lodg
ngs, on their arrival, Il. the Atlantic HI )tsl
The Bishop will. however, be the CUES: OF
Raw. Nd itheT O Keefe, the esdmabi,, ilni
Church, of this city, and will probably tficia G
before leaving for Savannah, 10 which CT y
he and his travelling I'm panious are destined!
Regular trips 20 Craney Island are now
made by the handsome aud commofious
steamer Wm. Ssl6eG, vel! known In oGr
warers This is the boat. rs viii be reo7i-
lacted, that was seiZad about three months
ago, on nsr arrival hare wi N Passengers from
the Norah via Fort " 'nroe.
The steamer Arrow vent to the Roads yes
terday, with a fl tg of truce, taxing the bag
gage of the prisoners who were sent down
several days ago. II was understo TODD thai
several persons, Including some three or font
indies, who are anxious to go N Ii, would b,
allowed 20 go down on the Arrow, bat no pas
senger vent on hoard, and it is rurlored tina
no peesS ns Will hereafter De ailo we'd 70 leav'
the citT, passengers Tor the North, It'll
The II q IF truce sent dewa from the o,ty,
THIS being one OF the Jewish festivals anc
HOLIDAYS, tie stores of the Jews are c!o e1
and Ciau. Hugsr has allowed turlough tC
soldiers Of tine Jewish persuasion.
Toe Il " pTesen tation yesterday, at tbs
Pleasure House, gu Lynnhaven be lch, was {
decidedly gay and pleas -nt off III. The ad
dress CT IIlss Garrison was exceedingly mp
prcpriate TO the int res ing occasion, and Wa
delivered in a clear, distinct voice, aud III
style that elected mach CONNER alton from
the large assem plage Capt. Burroughs, o.
receiving the beautiful ensign, responded IL
Ell ,quert and patriotic terms, highly comInen
datory Of the Hcbie sentiments ut.sr.d bj
the fair and you thful speaker, and of the pa
triotic spirit and waOls souied generosity 0
the ladies of the Seabcard counties OF PIia
cass Anne and Norfolk. bfeT tho presenta
ton ceremonies, feas ting, darctng, singing
| rambling upon the se. shore--the voice o
| the "bree g. ridden wsves,' - miEgiing with tn
| music Of a band Of practiced performers, com
b,ned tn render the occa. ion very agreeable an,
| deligb ttul 20 all present. One acc dent, how
ever, 10 AIRED for a while the joynusness and hi
| ldrity Ut the Cccasion-a yvung lady hayini
received a wound on the arm by al unman
| agsabls horse.
| While the happy pleasure party were as
! sembIed, the Federal steamer Quaker sud
| denly made her appearance, aud stood or a
| good shooting distance from tue shore. hi
| intrusion occ asioDed short cessation Of tn
| pleasing recrsa.ions and arousements, as
| was supposed she was kniicisn:ly impoii,
| and ureaiiant to throw sne,i in tna midst {
| them. Fearing, however,. salute from
masked battery, or possibly from respect
| ful consideration for the hundreds of Iadis
sGiy h.
her course, after taking q careful obs.xva Il @
| Of the pleasure party