The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15
WAR MOVEMENTS.

'. v.tte ale strongly fortified wIth heavy
t..a'l.r-, 10 ~ amply supported ami sas tain
~. ,s tur nooie RAnSeFs, recently arrived
t..;A krutucsy.
ne. .5,i. -rrs and men are in fne health and
s-'.t.-. aud fuhy ready for the Tray.
Al llae professions are represea ted In the
rama. ct tue Virginia iyJc"s now here--iaw-
,-r- uoc tu.s aHd preachers have i-tt tlteiI re-
-.r..iNe ,tlitoE ,tud perform camp ANA guard
.....s. Alu hIAsts the mus act ia such Il way as
.s ir4se ~ uuuoi "a the determined spirtt
,.g.. v.a.sn tEry have espouscd lhe Gauss OF
4'.., OF tns residents Of the place have rs-
1..,t.4. .lu anticipation ui ii conflict.
ta 4uIuT tuu..le HnTaY otturTed on riday
r...,t between Two OF the kentucky yoiuu-
...I- resulting 10 Iha de.ittI vi one oI them
lu~ iuts committing the Muider has been
Arrested aHu is NOV ia tAe G&IGs oI the CtEl
Ia. volunteer forces fIan the counties of
IafAp. @neuauuoail, Itoe Al"gham, JcDegson,
al.a bsIAeiet, aIe Ispresei tea as beng the
H..Ar-l state ci t!hcIeHC5 dhd snoulG The op-
u.Guull} Occur, v iII 10 1uttbt gave u sD11 av-
s8aaf 9f ehrfn7ei yss. ts iieersasaon Is on -'tlp
.... Dof knowing what a Gay may bring
....H. IH- il-ttge-4Ge and romantic hills VI
..- Ll~4..tJ lHI.j AND setlUoea place, may
..s.. ir, rb-.,,te tne thUuaer oi deep tones OF
..4i.tIy. .JisI TIE "AtsrS oj The Potomac ana
>....s-.otB br T"uurHtd win tIAJTIcldLi
t...u, sAould tn" imloltlc and coercive
l.u.y 81 iue Administration as utaThtd out
is -.i. oo "aTu be observed and canned out
N~ lGust, however, ldAi U"t'er council. may
SIT IIrfnIt :tsI uy DyuJI D" shed.
lur It'y- -. -. ko2rii, I,iCHATl II. DuIauy,
500. otEcr-, Of Loud3ot county, learning thIt
tlt hrutu,ay volunteers, recently ArIiYed
.t Harper fcTry. nreue3 ~uppurs, loaded
fr.i4 wIlh provisions anG iyiwaTdtd II at
c..o 80 tnsIf re.ie!---tI example worthy OF ali
Hl at.ou.
q u4rper's Ferry letter to The Baltimore
American say-:
; double Iorce Of worlsuen wero employed
SD the several worH- hop, bu-..y aua con-
IN / 1 & - an
!..v-, a. DIy IAioiniIAl, IcsldeuL Ot
N.sAlu1juu county, says tAat ABOUT hity
I.ll-s are dIiIy JUIued cut.
Iar troops iI- euCAHIped III all directions
shout tur Ferry. "a 4.Ise force Oi hcHtucK
lt..= .,ua IT+luLtns .l,Ne been stationed on tue
Maryland s.4oIr, aua have formed IL camp iii
ta- .I,luIly .. The ola school house III wnich
john Bgy M stored his aims The nisnt pTOr
.4 ul~ IlII. oar az Ihe ktutuCnaus Was uc-
,urIt Itai.y -Aul through the auAie this InoIAIu,
i. = rr,uIIrI winch lelI ITuu his belt aud
t.Ul,dcd. line Wguuu WAS = serious oEe, Huu
bis loot had 20 De- tIupuL,ted.
"a company oi icrly nru. tne advance guard
Of q. IAtEe .JTCe, aIil|ed At the Ferry nom
IrHHrrsec tnIS morning. 1T Was rumureu
.,auag tnr troops there luat il reg inrnJ Of ak
Hunare m~u ilom louisiana would arrive IN
iuty or t"o.
-qu4Gs os Ktlumoreans pass the junction at
p. nJctcy daily, un their way ~ Harper q
i.-fy or EIcumuud. 4 battalion OF Btltl-
l4.r-tus, SIX hundred strong, wIii rendezvous
j, I,.Atuond III II teW days. Capt. ! Lyle
'
lUueu As tarir com nnl'iador. squad of eight
u,u iIou tie Forest kaDgeIs, OF pikesvliie
p.s-ea Hvrr this morning their way To Viz
g.ult. They were UnueT the command Of
CIpt. Nichols.
a CORES pondeni of the New York CONNER
cal thu. makes known the views and inlen-
uau7 ut Commodore Pendergrast:
Commodore P-nIrrgrast, Hag-onlcer of the
Cumberland, which lies at Oid Point Com
fsrt, Is fully Mp TO the work ot keeping tho
bio. klIe rigid one. lie is in favor OF plan
ming -Xp"uItIyUs against the Virginia bait
lrs AZ up ,teTeul p1iuts WhrTe the naval force,
cooperating with the land force, can destroy
turtl. ttnu Keep the rivers tmptying into the
has tree. II" l. IN FAVOR Of tdis rs matter
81 iu>tlut action, by the assumption OF some
responsibility /! need b", Instead OF waiting
mia lAe NIrgihi1us have en- tr.uched them
selves zo rs to rrnder their disiodg meut diff
tUit Ihe prosecution ~ the Commodore g
NtnH- t"l-H3ls very much on whether tIe can
OBTAIN tue 60 operation OF Coi. Dunmck al
Fortress Monroe.
The Dlltmore Sun furnishes some addi-
tioual Information about the capture OF the
llnIm gun.
The steam gun captured on Friday has been
siiuourd IL the camp OF the Sixth (Mass-
Regiment ana un Saturday IL was undtrs TODD
at exhibition ot its powers would be given
bat very unfortunate circumstance inter
irTed win he arrangement. Some very ma
trTlaI aud IudI= =pen-abie |Lrts of the machine
~ were found wanting. and the team gum
1ntt all had come To look upon as ii dea tn
dealing ruEiue, stood IS harmless as an old
barn itu. ItuoSy turns ont that the inventor
Nr Dickinson, who was not taken with tn,
suu, had with hjtu In buggy, short dis
t,uc~ oE, all the important parts of the lna
eRncTy used in the working OF the gun, ;tnt
escaped with them by dnElUg rapidly away
The Alex mdria u tzette thus puts stop t,
The s!auder upon the Irish volunteers OF tha
clry:
Ihg rum0r which has obtained pnbics tior
that ut-rTlons were occurring in the lTlsL
volunteer companies lately formed in this
'iiv, are entirely without found. ton. Iht
lIlsL aIe true aud brave, and those enlisted
hrr oaiy impatient IL being kept SO long out o
H-AL.
Ne learn from "a friend that the Irish Vol
uai""rs aud Lmmet Guards, stationed al
Manassas Station, are in good spirits, and art
having a good time generally.
the sensation papers of the North have r O.
clted hundreds OF what are called instanc o
patriotism on the part of the New lorl
banks, in furnishing the pecuniary sinews o
war The i,beralIty is explained in the fol
lowing paragraph from the News
4 great parade, IN the papers, is being mad,
10y some OF our banks about the money ad
NAnctu by them Tor war purposes, and large
Clurs 10 patriotism aud generosity appear &
b" loUuced upon sach subscriptions. Such Z
bank hts given so many thousands, and suct
oue SO much, say the war papers. The fac
Is The banks are only investing III tocAs OF th,
N'4tr ot New York
a Dispatch from Frankfort, Ky, May IL
gives the following proceedings of the ken
lucky Legislature:
Mr.. Ntchen, from the House Committee OF
Military Affairs. yesterday reported III tb'
hvt@ie sy Legislature a bill appToprlatiu,
something near SIX millious Of dollars fcl
m'dtgy purpoeFs, and the organizt tion Of
sAn@Ing army ui iJ1UO men, with proper poT
u9us Oi artillery auu cavalry, and q reserve
force of $1,000. Mr. Under wood offered II re-
ISOLATION that the nil be rrcoumitted, with in.
SFurtious to limit the appropriation To th'
rtfCAtsr OF 900 Belgian Tilie tnushets aua
the equlppin2 81 l,0o3 cavalry and three bat
rfts OF artillery, the committee being also
instructed 10 appropriate So, ,NtJ for drilling
iA" active militia, slR O,1 ior the purchase o
autnur !tiou, tlsd also to provide for the or.
tt1iltuou Of Il uCme Guard. Ia each county
htiniug. The muskets 10 b. purchased shall b'
TNHibutrd. The Union men will support Mr
I 'tdtr"ood's < proposition, white the Seces
S!oiisN viii auheI~ 10 that OF Mr.. Machen.
In the news teIegraphed North from Wash
iugton, May II. is the following
IN" preparations having been completed FOL
au auFAoct'fe blockade OF Virginia waters, Capt
''"dtikfast has given the precau ttoDary no
IKE % III teen days for III vessels 10 leave tn
ports OF thar STATE, either with or wthot
NdIRo"s. Several OF the foreign minis ters. api
s"'he oi our own countrymen, have asked 10
d" tVLsloh Of the time, bat this in ever,
iSe mas bren refused. The order viii be ad
"rIed 70 imptrlaiy.
CtEltin persons, though representing them
s'lF'n tulon nru, have been denied the priv
"'st q forwarding locomotives TO Tennessee
81 'H- reason, among others, that such ne
'fH'iy railroad machinery raght he used h
ne transportation of hostile troops TIL.
p''tinnent also takes care that coal dcsira
%" Inr steam purposes, shall not be trans
P,I 'Fd 10 the southern States.