The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

cafrou&asa ftpm Norlclk aud heavy ~ anrs,sst a.,a
The chan1tNi runs Gloss To The fars, aud il cons
MNndea mel OAiy by the En1s ot MorEar but Ala
enaiAdsd y xhcse Of Gaines. the smaller iprs. On
DampAinA Mand.
No eonaidsshls rebel sorcs b carrie onipg eis,er
Cnafieston Mobile. OF Savannah it b believed b,.;
nels. and conssrnctlrg defensive works alopa tho
watst spprtnches 10 all three cities Reconaois.
sanees vera made recently by the Susquehaur,a and
the g'mboat Wnona. which clearly proved A,he fs,.
sitv OF the late ramots thai II had been ed
Both VESSELS were fsed upo. ba, without receiving
damage.
Our hartor Ii filing ias, WITH men oil war OF al.
grades and tho Aamirsls teet ia ar, ady very for.
ship.l Brooklyn potosnas ss,sane,a.na yinees,ncs.
rreble the 8nnbaats Cayuga. Kennebec Rauswha,
Wesifeid; the bark GeH abak and Il lot OF mortal.
schooners, transports, and ether vessels. Ths
Brooklyn IS bring repaired, and viii be ready
for action.
NEW YORK poiIfrs--osk USios, ORE nisriSy,
AND no SLAVERY.
The Republicans OF New York have c1lI,inancs ed
their mass taessings in favor oi wa'isworih their
nominee for Governor. One was held ia that city
"Wednesday night. The arst speaker WAS Henry j.
Raymond, the .it.tle villain" OF the 2fmes.
Hss .pained ihat hs lefa shis clty 10 attend he
Convention Under ibe oaivesin1. tls lsss e. sa.a.
t,r ahe pS4isiaa &C u.5ssshos; hss On s sy n
conversation with b~S Ioyai raei, - siis.tge-
ID tuat the Espnbiican raeks in all parts cf ,ha
State outside of .his city iisd baen drawn urou so
largely for the battle Eed that there wss ian ger
TO be apprabendsd by following out the proI r1t
u his own heart il the premises and he eteruli aed
10 throw oisinsy into the Democratic rsiisA Sy
voting tcr Gen. john 4. DIX, sut he cast hts vote
accordingly. From subsequent developments he
lei mat his course .g-s nlistsss. lie tGan pro
ceetsd 10 show that the intention ct the Demo.
cratic party in ;aas.ng Issue at this t!rle ,ss
n CTIDU,- ybS tsET ha
must 62 Ole sentiment expressed by rhs loyei pao-
pie Of the .mpiro State: No c0DpTosQ.ss--7;o ad.
iustment--no division of tie iini0n> Cur anusto
must be tne CoEstitutoa~-ols Caiol--ona nes
tiny, and 10 Slavery. fie charged that 9rvinour
ana his party wera acting tie allies OF fs,s rebel
lion lie said il refereace To the roni;scsf;ou Of
the slaves ri rebels and the emancipation pro,ia
maslon Of the President. that thess were wssuors
which he had right 10 us., a. toe claIisarstl
party. The Gouth had declared wer upos.- ths
9ovsrnfnent, and the Government therefore ha:
the right - glucose its own r.eihoG cf conGueTiug
poace--of subdGing tie rebellion. He rreiictad
prosperity for tbs South when the vvar shall h.ya
been conciuded--thet twenty-five wears after II
would 6nd and blossom as tie rose In the meau
time, |! WAS orr duty ~ every effort 10 ttafea
the Secession ticket o. se9:uour and his cn,rete-
rstes il ihe sta:e.
A vote of ihsnks az given 10 s;r. Raymond fol
his able spssai,, which WAS followed hy three rcs;s-
ing cheers.
RlsoLT AT the CosFIsCATsoR AIV-.WHsT
WILL TIE EMASCIPaTIuN PROCT AVIATION DCy
IL Will be sscol!eeted, =: tho time of The passage
OF the coniiscaiion aei by The Fedora! Cougrssa t.
was ieportsd that INSTRUMENTATION hG6 been exhiS
tied iosoias Kentucky regiments. ana sbe officers
commanding thsla had seen arrested This report
"ss utterly denied by Nor,hera papers. 1he ioi
lowing correspondence between the Yankse Gen.
eFal Echnpf ana Col. Hoskrs. of .he l2th Kertuc.
ay regiment. ioGnd in W;rchas.ee. Tenn, af
ter tbs Yankees sit, sad published il, the Bsifstia.
Il viii explain !isslI
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, July &Sth i;sia
H!ts tsta. SthSpy, Comliaua.ng st ,.tpa,i. l.;
itivision OF the Ohio
CcnerEi--'i he,sby tender thti resignation Of the
commission hold Coic-i uf tho i2fl ,aajtnent
hsniuesy voilln!eea. Z. j. A. take Fleet " .tin
thirty days from this time.
Nj roas DIS for irsilpng are Thai I csuuaf ram,
scisniiosiy endorse BE recent iegisiat :os =; The
Congress ef The United State. ia the pasaaea Of a
Law known as i!.e Couiisestinu scf
IL hay Judgment, tbn ptaasR,. of ila a.t si.1ra
alluded I" ~Es not 1ly o,.t2, sad calculated il,
liz nstie 10 inefeass Ito raDeii0ua feeling III tho
.tttoz W here siavery "xt-s, bat il is ago contra
vTnian oi ihe CoasilGniionf ier tla :Ain; sna..cs
az which sc nave p:o:ossed ts .ss ba.ttire in {.
word the relicy recsntig ntr.i 3.s 4le Is.see,,-
tio!i 0f she w.r Il feps lure s.cu li3e gs,s ~.
sis uQtn which Vie aet ont "a que. tia rebellion,
ald a, furthermore bes9. longer :, .g..s ssi,ll
zt.i.
aanee af iLa Constitution bt rsi her war !tr tt,
extinction O. the Institution oi slavery
'ihefefo.e. while | ,iscla,n I'll sylapatby ,,i.I
traitors NORTH er South, ausi shall pfivsse Il
Zen aeqaeaes ~ the policy which tbs t}6vefni1ent
Inay eaopi 81 vsssst roG tie sppres sion of the ,a
bf!iio YET ealliiot wihoa. iie tases, sal;iiic,-
.ion "Gr ioi the eAecuton of laws Passed h, cad
Gals, aud Iiote particularly where those laws ~
my honest judgIiet.!, are without warrant in the
Constitution. However i0ni!y / uiay hsve hopad
10 contribute nY humble E.lite in the field To The
end in restoring the UnioD 2. senss Of dut; 10 nv
State aud t0nsciaaee imEets me 10 torego iha,
pleasure, aI.s: ask that may bn relieved from the
co;E.aaa OF tue /. ih Rsgt iiy Vols III AZ early
tiato a5 possible.
Very respectfully, yoliT obd't servant
W. A HosKlSs,
Ctl. CoiGdg i2h Reg. NY Vols
certify hat / not in,.eieJ TO tie ;4oyari:.
nlent anything-that have no Government prop
er,y IN my possesion with The exception OF +. v7a
tent. and VS. ast paid 10 The Beth OF Apsii inol
sve. w A. HosSlss
Col Com. 18th keg. Ky. Vols, Il. s A.
We find Oh the back Of the Resignation the iol-
lowing eudorseriient OF Gen Thomas
HDoKs. lsr DIV, DIST. ONO,
Decherd, Tenn, Aug, /, 1862
Respectfully forwarded The aoova officer has
been PLACED nader arrest and ordered to repor' TO
Ma ten. Buell.. commanding army OF the ohio
GEO. T. TH0AAs
ainI.Gea. U. S. Il, oorons isr Div.
Hno'Rs IsT BRIGADE
Aug. 9th, 1862.
ssR: You and all .h5 officers of YOuf regiment
that have Fled resi- isns.ions of Jour con.1nas.ons
ara hereby arrested and ordered 10 report 10 Gen
Huall, st Huntsville All,
Respectfully yours, 4 SCHGpF
Brigadiar Gen Com Is, isriga,ic
Li,ut Get II. Ho,oard, 4Jyt Jossph BaI!s,e l:tAl T.
J. Mercer, Lieus. J. c. F.Atrsy.
THE PER CEsTAas TAN II rHE y. :. aRHr.
The following regulations fos iA- guidance Ct
psymssters ol the United States hs.ye tsen stab
llsaed in eonoriai,s 10 tia 6Gil s-c.on of he zcs
iau, raIn-lv:
First-Paymssiers aad Disturbing oiscsra will
deduct and Withhold The ct three per rap;
from all salaries aEd payments o every kind made
In money TO persons IN the evil military naval, or
other employnents or ssrVice OF ths United States
including Senators sad Representatives. and Dele.
gates ir Congress upon The of such saiari.s
or payments over The rate OF SIX hundred do;larn
per annum.
second-supplies issued In kind ars DDt regarded
as payments and are noi inbject 81 ssaegsmen' CT
reduction.
Third-It Is understood that each commissioned
officer OF the army receives from psymaater com
pens.t3n at the rate OF rot less than $500 per a-
mum. Therefore, all payments made by quarter
master or disbursing aCen. shauid ue treated as
being in excess of The rssa OF Nix bH1iTsd dollars
per annuni, aad the tax oi thIse per cent. shSud
bs deducted and withheld fsom the amount thereof
accordingly.
TIE OCfIAWKD FEDERAL OFFICERS
Tbs New York 7ribnue. commenting on the Con.
f,dsrste proclamation ouilswing Gen. Hunter snd
his assistants engaged i'll drilling Eegro reginlea,a
says:
Tha! our U6gefainens did sanction this expert
uent there can be no donbt inasmIsb ss II furnish
ed the original Negro Brigade with arnls AID pe-
yulisr uriforlo and has allowed al the expenses