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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-02
DIsApFEcrIoS.-The Baltimore Republican

DIsApFEcTIoN.-The Baltimore Republican,
of Monday, says:
n number of the members of the far famed
Seventh Regiment, of New York, passed
through this city esterday, en- route for their
homes, having become disgusted with the du-
Ties deyolving upon them i'll Washingto ton
One OF these gentlemen states that great dis
affection exists among the entire regiment -
Upon their arrival in Washington. they We're
called upon TO take the oath to support the
Federal Government for term of three
months.
This, nearly every man refused TO do, unless
the time WAS made shorter and the oa til modi-
fled. lhe required modification was made,
and about 500 OF the entire number (99l } took
the oath for thirty days. The remainder re-
fused even to sign the oath, unless il
was again modified by inserting the condition
that they 'Were not to bear arms ayatast
either Pirgtnta or Aarylond.'' To this the
Government, it is said, gave their consent, and
all but about fifty accepted the oath as modi-
fled. Many of them, however, have refused
% take any oath, saying that they have been
deceived, and Will never engage in an unholy
war against Mary land, and partic ularly Bal
timoreans.
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COLLISION IN PARKERsBu Ra. "A Con yention
OF Subtfis sonists was held a few days ago in
Parkersburg, Va. About the time il adj
journed, Il disgracefui and very general fight
occurred in front of the Court House. in
which fists, brick bats and canes were freely
used, which resulted in some prominent citi-
zens getting slightly hurt, while a NUMBER Of
persons We're Knocked down aud hit, and one
or two We're badly whipped. Black Republi-
can submissionism showed its hand very
plainly, commenced the fight. and came out
second best. A few more such scenes, fsays
the Gazette,) would set all decent men
against the party. .esN ~
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lHE LAW OF BLoCkADE.-A bloc kade is a h iph
act OF sovereign authority. Every beIligerent
mas right TO blockade the ports OF his enemy:
but In order to render neutral vessels liable 70
the penalty which attaches to a breach of tho
blockade, there must be
FIRST. An actual blockade imposed by COM
petent authority N
Second. Notice thereof
Third. A violation of the blockada
II mere proclamation that a particular mort
Is Is invested Is sufficient to constitute a legal
DloeHaae. For that purpose it is necessary
naval force. blockade commences from the
time competent force is stationed to prevent
cOmmuniCa ton.
There are two kinds Of blockade one by the
simple tact only; the other by notiffca ton az
com panied by the fact. In the former case
when the .fuct ceases (otherwise than by acci'
dent or the shifting of the wind there is i'm
medlateiy an end of the blockade But when
the TACT is accompanied by public potifica-
tion from the Government of a belIigeraot
country 10 neutral Governments, Drima Tacie
the blockade must he supposed to exist till il
has been publicly repealed.
A blockade must be existing in point of f,et
and TO constitute that existence there mnst no
power present to enforce it, The lannon's
Berlin and Milan DEGREES and the Bri tisb or
oers IN council were held illegal because they
assumed, In contravention of the clearest
principles of public law, to impose the men,
alues of breach of blockade where no actual
blockade existed in other words to crea te a
blockade by proclamation. The United States
government has uniformly insisted that a
blockade should be made effective by the pres
ence OF competent force and have also pro
tested against the application of the rights of
SEIZURE and confiscation to inefectual or ficti-
tious blockade.
A blockade having been established, the in
gress and egress of vessels are acts trea ted as
breaches OF IT, for the destruc ton of the enc
my's commerce is the very object of the block
ace. It's intended TO suspend the en- tire COM
merce OF the place, and 4 neutral is no more
a. itoerty 10 assist the traffic of erportntton
than OF fmport0tioH. The utmost that can
De allowed TO a neutral is, that having taken
In cargo before the blockade begins, she mayl
be ut liberty TO retire with it,
Inc Sanctions Of the law of blockade are TIE
SEIZURE and condemnation of the Offending
ship or cargo, either or hoth. . 7
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Drnakenness THIS vice does not seem to be
induiged in to any great ex tent by white to.
pers, owing to the judicious order Of the CITY
Council shutting up the bar rooms at 10
O'Clock at night, and general dislike OF being
seen intoxicated in the day time, by even to.
pers, unless they are nearly played ont. The
coiored population, however, indulge as
usual, owing to the fact that they always ge q
their liquor from the groceries in con ntraband
style. The watchmen, on Tuesday night, fell
in with, and took possession of, Andrew
James, colored, who, besides being drunk had
no free papers. Being brought before the Re
corder, yesterday, that officer seq ues tered him
from general observation for sixty days, by
putting him to work in the chain gang
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MAJOR RoBT. ANDERSON has made 1t point
at every stopping place Ut the North to COM
plain OF our "inhuman treatment in firing
on Sumter after the barracks were enyeloped
In flames. Did anybody prevent him pulling
do wn. his dirty stripess And why is IL tn L
he has not told "the Northern people" that
he had a 10-inch Colu mbiad planted on the
parade ground at Fort Sumter, at an eleva-
walton sufficient to enable him to throw To-
inch shall into the cropd af uDarBaed citizens
and helpless aooxaefa, tohosa he kssp full UeH
so0utd eongregdte in Waite Point Garden at
the firing ef the fret gnnf This Is not ru-
NOR, the gun has been seen, the elevation and
direction have been noticed, and by his own
Acknowledgement, and that OF his officers, the
guns In exposed places could not he worked
without the certainty of destruction 70 our
mothers, wives and sisters have not been
slaugh tered, because our guns kept him in his
cdSeaatss. This is the brave man who was
&c and was thought by some TO be friend
Charleston Nercury. As
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Betigerent Darkey.-An o,eI uose of fighting
Whlskey caused John Jenkins, a free negro, on
inesday night, to put himself III opposition ia
law and order to the extent of obtruding him
self on the lot of William Watts, where, be.
sides enacting the various antics that distin
guish the brute from the man, he mistook
Daniel Lomax and Sarah jenkins for con
gealed water, and commenced an attack on
them with an icepick. He was released from
the singular delusion under which he labored
by the entrance Of Watchman Ferguson, who
bore him on III triumph TO the Second Station
House. Yesterday morning John Jenkins was
arraigned before the Recorder for his acts and
daeds, and nothing being offered in mitigation
OF their enormity, he was adjudged tn receive
corporeal infiction, be committed to Jail i'll
default Of 800 bail, and to work in the chain
gang for the space of sixty daYs.
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VTRGISIA Posr-OFFIcE EAPPoIsrMKNTs.-1ne
following list OF appointments is announced
in the Baltimore Sun, of Monday last:
Henry 5. Van Wckle, postmaster at AYR
Hill, Fdirftx county, vice Margaret Williams,
removed. Fespasiau Chancellor, postmas ter
at Charlottesville, SpotsyivanLt county,
vice ). ). Guy, resigned. VIM RuskeIi, post,
master AT Chester, Chesterfield county vie.
B. F. Lindsay, resigned. Aipheus T. King,
postmaster at Lebanon White Sulphur
Springs, August county, vice Martin Evans,
resigned. james T. Nottingham, pos tmaster
at Sea View, Northampton county, vice Jas.
b. Scott, resigned James w. Magruder.
postmas ter at Union Mills, Fluvanna county,
vice Thomas q, Morris, resigned John VI.
Mackasay, postmaster at Boydton, Meeklen-
burg county. Va, vice X. A. Puryear re.
signed. Charles Price, postmaster at Ivy
Depot, Aibenarie county, Va, vice VIM. Ii.
Cosby, resigned, The post Office at Elebe
Cottage, Alexandria county, Va, Mrs. j ulia
Brown. postmistress, was discon tinued on
Tuesday last. -
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NEiaHBoKLf.-A Cincinnati paper threatep
US with invasion under the pretext of aiding
western Virginia to resist the East They
DO not seem to know in Cincinnati that the
west had Il majority OF the State Conyen tion
which sanctioned the Ordinance of Secession
almost unanimously The Cincinnat tians n re
very ooliging, but they will find that the peo-
pie OF t1rgInla arr com tent to manage their
own affairs - Wheeling Union.
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Chester Art,Hery Company An ARTILLERY
company has been formed at Chester, in Ches
terfield county, not far from this city, and VIZ
are requested to say to those preferring that
company, that they will have their uniform,
furnished free Of charge. and also their boara
paid at Chester, by applying to w. X. Howle,
III Manchester. Our South Side neighbor-
seem determined not TO be outdone in pa atriot.
ism by the people of any other section of the
Common wealth
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FROM PORTSMOUTH.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE p1sp,rcu 7


PORTSMOUTH, VA, April 80 1861
A sad and unfortunate accident occurred Il
the hoSpital yesterday afternoon One of III q
Coiumons CITY Guards, the crack cnmpanv
from tTeorgla, was shot in the leg lust below
Inc knee He was asleep, and the revolver of
ohe vi ms companions, who was STOPPING
ana reaching over him, fell from its case and
exploded. The ball had not been extracted
and the wound will disable the sufferer for
some time.
must call the attention of the Convent
now IN session, and the State authority al
nlchnoho, TO the cases of Captains Osmond
refers and Hudgins, formerly of the revenue
service who have both resigned their posi-
lions. Ihey are both efficient men, and must
not be neglected Unlike some of the officers
or the Navy, they gallantly resigned without
any assurance that they would be cared for.
oaPtain refers Is native of this CITY. and
whom have known from my boyhood He
mas done active service in the Florida war
and Is high toned, honorable gentleman and
an efficient officer.
inspector Garrison, n fine soldier, educated
AT the Lexington Institute was on the Hos
p'.,ii gIoahos yesterday evening, but came too
la'e Tor the dress parade. He however in
spected the Columbus City Light Guard -
Ahis Is the best drilled company here-au
young men, and in fine condition
a member of the Marion Rifles of this
place, or, rather of NeWto wn, near the Navv
Itlo, Uttered reasonable or seditiOus senti-
n'ehts IN relation to the discourse delivered nv
the Rev. Mr.. Peterson on Sunday afternoon
lie was promptly arrested and placed nnder
guard, and to-day was sent over TO Norfolk tn
be properly cared for ~
am told that, with the addition of the
prole! machihery at the Navy Yard small
arms 10 any amount can be man ufact,ired -
Might not the necessary machinery at uar
pers Ferry be transferred here for the mr..
pose? ON DnxYs,dp ~
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PRINcE ALFRED IN THE WEST IspIKs.-
Prince Alfred arrived at Kingston, Jamaica.
IL IN me line e-of-battle ship ST. George, on the
I'd ult. He was enthnsias ticaIly received -
Addresses were presented to him by both
Houses of the Legislature. and regular
round of balls and other amusements was in
progress
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Horse Stealing Patrick nssiey was arres ted
ana Carried before Recorder Caskia v s,ertav.
ior stetiing ana carryin away q bay horse be.
longing to John w. Hill, of the value OF Sl2s.
Ihe prisoner was remanded to Jail till the Is IN
inst, when he will undergo 4 final examina.
ton before the Hastings Court for the offence
with which he stands charged.
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A PATRIOTIC MgcHAsIc.-S w Addison
mec sanic, sngge>ts 10 Gov. Harris, of Ten.
nessee, that ali boys and men, from Is 10 60
years OF age, be armed and enrolled for the
os,ence OF the State. he says he is SIS years
ola MS three boys over Is years of age, a few
guns, httie lead and powder, and a few
thousand dollars, all of which he offers on
the altar of patriotism. tfE- -
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Sundries.-Isaac, slave OF vi Workman
carried before the Recorder, yesterday, for
breaking a window in Alfred Harding gham's
store and stealing twelve pairs Of shoes, was
acquitted. ed.-Stine u Blum, charged with
keeping their house open after 10 o'clock, on
the night of the 29th April were also acquit.
ted. The case OF Bernard and Myer Myer, for
threatening to cut Harris Jacobs, was dis
missed at the request of the complainant, OIL
Nelson, was awarded punishment for the use
Of insulting language to the wife of Morris
Nelson
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TRorRLE IL AaEs FAUNA correspond
ent Of the baltimore Sun writes that there
has been some intes tiiie trouble AZ the White
House. Mr. Lincoln desired Mrs. Lincoln 10
return 10 Springfield with the family. At least
for a short time, until the present difficulties
that surround the Executive arr dissipated.
msndation, but Mrs. Lincoln positively re-
fused 70 "ssosds," and there the matter rests.
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CHEAP SILvRR.-A German chemist pro-
iesses to have discovered new mode Of
manufacturing sterling silver for seventy
hve cents per ounce, and has formed a com.
pany to work it extensively. The only an
piianees used are a few chemical preparations.
operated on by galvanic batteries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-02

GESgRAL HorsroN is out for Texas and thu
South. He calls upon his fellow -citisens of
Texas 10 respond TO Lincoln's order aIay down
their arms and disperse," just as they re-
sponded. AZ san iacinto. 10 Santa Anna's
order to surrender their arms and their Ii YES
in to his hands '~~
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ASH CAP'LA AND RESERVED FUND. 80. 900. 900
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. $50 600
ally hEFsNU Observation-Disclosures. 1880
kB Stockholders person ally responsible for ali
he engagements Of the COMPANY
DIRECTORS IN NEW YoRH: eE
JANIS Brown. ESQ, Chairman.
rRAxcIs CorrsNETT. ESQ.,, Deputy Chairman.
si X. Aseass1I1,, Aseass.I1, T. H. i. n Consul.
RuaRsR DUTILH, ESQ.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, ESQ. ssA 81
ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr.. ESQ., -eyaes4
&. +. SAHDERsoN, ESQ.
ALrREp PELI;, Esq. Resident Secretary.
ANNUAL and SHORT POLICIES Issued on sams
'srms as other hrst-class Companies.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid without
reference to the home Office
CHAS. 4. wORTHAM Agent
Once Old Dominion Insurance Company.
70 Its a. Main street.
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ARLissroy HEieHrs.-A rpmor having
reached Washington that a battery had heen
thrown up by Virginia troops on the heights
at the White House, below Fort Washingfon
o, the Potomac river, an actual examination
was made oil the ground there, and for mile
or two all ar0und. and. uothlng OF the kind
was anywhere discernthle.
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bodsmnn Dro,raed.-A negro slave named
Robert Tyler, hired by Thomas .Bagby to the
virginia Towing Company, in charge of one
0i their lighters, was drowned at Warwick 3
bar on Sunday night He is supposed 10 have
walked overheard. His body had not been
recovered up to yesterday.
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Important THE Governor has issued
an oruer tnat no Sheriff or Commissioner OF
the Revenue shall engage in the present war
ana that all volunteer companies now ready
for the field shall hold themselves in readiness
for marching orders,
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fArHgR AND Son TO HE Hrxa Thomas nj.
Lyons and Thomas Lyons, father and son.
nave neeu convicted Of the murder OF Charles
Landrum. In Jasper county. Miss. and SEN
fenced 10 be hung on ths first Friday iu Nav.
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Price 50 cents per bottle To be had OF all Drug.
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-htstake in a Naturalization Peyton. Eso
u Captain of the Artillery company 4th Resi..
ment Virginia serviee) recently enlisted 10 isi.
yesterdays issue. -
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fesferday inaugarated itself by fur
hisnine ior our use one OF those cold, dry.
windy days which bear about as much resein.
blance 10 sample of summer weather M
Newark cider does TO real champagne.
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REsiasED.-MajorL Lloyd j Beail, late of the
United States Army has resigned his com mis
sion, and has gope 10 Montgomery TO offer his
services 70 the Confederate States. He is :
native OF Maryland. His father served as =
captain In Aoward's Veteran brigade, in i77s
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Coed Progress to-day N. ,.ar.,,..
wuh nave advanced the city railway A. far -
a ans american Hotel. Ii their materials hold
out, iney will not bs long fiujshinr the iob'
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= D.smtassd. = The charge brought ssain..
George Wiley aud Isaiah Smith. iree nsxrns.
OF assisting 70 beat George Hubbard. 4 WIN.
the Recorder. ~'1.sseo W
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1 Rou9h.--The surface Of James river In N.
vicinity Of this city was IS rough yes stsrdsv
az pine burr, and eo0ld not well bo other.
wise, rs the wind blew 3 gale.
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Teitgraphic Di.naiehe..

WAsHIsaros. April 2p.-There is good rea.
son for stating that Tho Naval AcadeIny is "a
pe removed, ~ least temporarily, from An
nappiis 70 Newport. Rhode Island
lt was AsceFtaiaed at the State uepartment
to-day that no more diplomatic and consular
appointments will b. msde, and no coasidera.
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Frederick Ohatard. OF Baltimore. Com.
Inander y. 3. ~, has resigned. )
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Bio,rn Ocer.--The force OF the wind WAS 50
great yesterday that 3 lady was blown over
on Main street.. -. s5s.4 .>..-
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Hard,odre Deaiers.-An the hard ware iner-
ehsnts of Richmond now close their stores at
8 o'clock =. M. fsn -fs -. ~ .rnssf. .
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An Extract from the Letterl
often wish my parents had known OF this
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1naare oi Hampton's. try to make all ac-
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Call and get Pamphlets, and read many OF the
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Going to Lynchburg The Alabama and
Georgia regiments now on their way 10 ttr-
ginia Will proceed TO the camp near Lynch
burg, Va. Ia t.ts -
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T treatment-ths only rational and succsssfuI
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Baths! Baths!. Baths.!!
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS
AN be had daily, from o'clock A. N. until 10 p.
", At the American Hair Cutting, shaving sham
,ooing and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. entrance ON nth street Siagls Bath rs
snfs or i've tiekatr far ~ oeps
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Vagoas.-C. Dimrnock, Colonel or Ord
nance, is advertising for number OF light.
stroag Wagons, to be furnished on 5th street
by the Sd Inst. Who has such articles for saley
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GEORGE c. EGGLESfON,
- ATkoKAEr AT LAW.
Will practice regularly in All the COURTS
AMELIA aud the adioining connties.
N. b.--CoLLEcTioNS promptly nzds
Address, amelia Court house.
10 2i-izw3uk